RRRG 2011 calendar
Class 50: The Final Years
A selection of photographs from the camera of Mark Burrows featuring Class 50 locomotives in their last years of regular BR service (roughly speaking, the period 1989 to 1991). This A3 calendar is spliced at the top with a ring binder and is printed on heavy, glossy paper. A limited edition of 1000 copies, it is available by mail order, from our eBay shop and from the RRRG sales stand.
Price: £9 (plus £3 UK P+P per copy for mail order)
To order:
| Send a cheque (payable to Renown Repulse Restoration Group) for the total amount of your order to:
RRRG 2011 Calendar orders
55 Trafalgar Court
Southcote Road
READING RG30 2EN
Regrettably we are unable to combine postage and packaging on orders for multiple copies. It would be extremely helpful if you could include a contact e-mail address with your order. Please note that we will require five working days for cheques to clear.
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Visit our eBay shop or our sales stand at events where you can order your copy online or collect it in person.
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Send your payment via PayPal to membership@renownrepulse.com and note how many copies you want and the delivery address. Please enquire by e-mail for non-UK delivery or use our eBay shop to purchase.
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Image listing
- January: 50049 Defiance,
Wilmington bank, 19th July 1990.
- February: 50002 Superb, Dawlish sea wall, 20th July
1991.
- March: 50003 Temeraire,
50017 Royal Oak, Salisbury
station, 29th December 1990.
- April: 50031 Hood, Hardington Marsh, 5th July 1991
- May:
50037 Illustrious, Exeter St
James Park, 20th July 1991
- June: 50007 Sir Edward Elgar, Barford St Martin, 4th August 1990
- July:
50008 Thunderer, 50015 Valiant, St Stephens, Plymouth, 23rd
November 1991
- August: 50029 Renown,
Shaldon Bridge, 18th August 1991
- September: 50030 Repulse, Dawlish sea wall, 27th July
1991
- October: 50033 Glorious,
Aynho flyover, 11th November 1989
- November: 50046 Ajax, Cockwood Harbour, 18th August
1991
- December: "D400" (50050 Fearless
but un-named), Milborn Port, 5th July 1991
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