Envelope mounted on divider card item 114 with typed caption, '2-4-0 Class T19 'Humpty...

Envelope mounted on divider card item 114 with typed caption, '2-4-0 Class T19 'Humpty Dumpty'' containing photographic images of the following locomotives [of this Great Eastern Railway J Holden Class as rebuilt with larger boilers and Belpiare fireboxes producing the top heavy appearance which resulted in the nickname 'Humpty Dumpties']:

1) Cutting from 'The Railway Magazine' February 1918 [page 117], monochrome photographic image with printed caption underneath, '2-4-0 Locomotive No 750 at Cambridge', three quarter front and left side view [outside Great Eastern Railway locomotive depot] [image c.1910], photograph by J Macartney Robbins.

2) Second copy of sub-item 1, this one also includes a caption above the image, 'A Great Eastern Railway Rebuild'.

3) Cutting [from 'The Railway Magazine' October 1902 page 350], monochrome photographic image with printed caption underneath, 'No 769 Mr Holden's Earliest Type of Express Engine for the Great Eastern Railway as Rebuilt with Larger Boiler', right side view, photograph by F Moore, same image as sub-item 4 below.

4) Monochrome postcard published in the Wrench Series No 4186 with printed caption on front, 'Great Eastern Railway 'Claud Hamilton' [sic T19 Class locomotive No 769]', right side view [image 1902], same image as sub-item 3 above, 9cm x 14cm.

5) Monochrome photograph, three quarter right side and front view of locomotive No 769 [image 1902], 11cm x 15cm.

6) Monochrome postcard published by F Moore's Railway Photographs No 5628, locomotive No 776 [formerly 787][image c.1905], 9cm x 14cm.

7) Mounted monochrome photograph with typed caption on reverse, 'Great Eastern Railway 2-4-0 rebuilt T19 No 750 at Ingrave [Essex] 10 May 1912', head-on view, 8cm x 5cm.

8) Monochrome postcard published by F Moore's Railway Photographs No 4261, three quarter front and left side view of locomotive No 702 [leaving the south end of Cambridge station] at the head of an [Up London express] train and with a [London and North Western Railway] train just visible in one of the bay platforms] [image c.1910] [photograph by Cecil J Allen], 9cm x 14cm.

9) Monochrome postcard published by E Pouteau in the 'Genuine Photos' series, three quarter front and right side view of locomotive No 771 [formerly 782] at the head of a passenger train [image c.1905], 9cm x 14cm.