Contents of bottom envelope on front of item 28, typed 'Hatton to Tyseley', five...

Contents of bottom envelope on front of item 28, typed 'Hatton to Tyseley', five photographs mounted on card, six postcards, and one cutting:

Monochrome photographs, 7cm x 10cm, mounted on card with typed captions on reverse, headed 'Great Western Railway':

1) '2-6-2T on local for Birmingham in Hatton station', [c 1937].

2) 'Site of future station at Claverdon, view to Bearley, taken from end of present road bridge, 10 June 1937'.

3) 'Claverdon station, 10 June 1937; later used as goods warehouse on opening of new station'.

4) 'Claverdon station, looking to Bearley; line since widened and station removed to other side of overbridge in photograph', [c 1937].

5) 'View from down platform at Bearley to Stratford; line to left goes to Stratford-on-Avon and on to Honeybourne; that to right goes to Henley-in-Arden and the Alcester branch', [c 1937].

Postcards, 9cm x 14cm, monochrome photographic images:

6) 'Danzey Green Station' [looking North, c 1920].

7) Manuscript note on reverse 'The old station at Wilmcote, closed in 1908', [published by] 'LPC' [Locomotive Publishing Company], [view looking South c 1900].

8) Manuscript note on reverse 'Claverdon new station, 13 July 1939, [locomotive No] 5192 on 7pm ex Leamington to Stratford-on-Avon', stamped 'Photograph by W A Camwell'.

9) 'The Station, Wootton Wawen', reverse printed 'Fullwood, Publisher, Wootton, Wawen', [image c 1905].

10) [Yardley Wood station with Great Western Railway single unit Railcar arriving from Birmingham, c 1935].

11) 'Wood End Station, near Tanworth-in-Arden' [image looking south to tunnel, c 1920].

12) Cutting, unidentified publication, caption on reverse '[London, Midland and Scottish Railway] Class 4F 0-6-0 No 44188 and the newly-restored [Great Western Railway] 0-6-0PT No 6435 approach Earlswood Lakes between Birmingham and Henley-in-Arden bound for Woodford Halse with a [Stephenson Locomotive Society] special on 24 April 1965. [photograph M York]'.