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Step back in time to the golden era of branch line steam with this stunning high-resolution digital download featuring Great Western Railway 14XX Class No. 1450 and 57XX Pannier Tank No. 7714 double-heading a winter shuttle at Bewdley S Bend.
This breathtaking photograph captures the two classic GWR tank engines working hard together through a snow-covered landscape, with crisp winter light and a superb head of steam drifting into the frosty sky. The timeless branch line scene, complete with the iconic curves of Bewdley’s S Bend, makes this an irresistible image for steam railway enthusiasts, GWR historians, and collectors alike.
Locomotive Histories
GWR 14XX 1450
Built in 1935 at Swindon Works, the 14XX Class was designed for light branch line and auto-train services throughout the Great Western Railway network. No. 1450 is one of the few surviving examples of this popular class, famous for its appearances on quiet rural lines and its starring role in TV and film. Lovingly preserved, 1450 still operates on heritage lines, delighting visitors with its charming proportions and authentic GWR branch line character.
GWR 57XX 7714
One of the most iconic GWR tank engines ever built, the 57XX Pannier Tanks were the backbone of the GWR’s shunting and light freight work. No. 7714 was built in 1930 at GWR’s Swindon Works and spent decades working across the network until withdrawal in the 1950s. Rescued from Barry Scrapyard, 7714 was restored to working order and remains a firm favourite at heritage railways like the Severn Valley Railway, where it recreates the classic sights and sounds of GWR industrial and branch line working.
Bring this nostalgic winter steam scene into your collection — perfect for printing, gifting, or enjoying digitally.
✅ Instant Digital Download
✅ High-Resolution PNG (Print or Digital Use)
✅ Perfect Gift for Steam Railway Enthusiasts
✅ Watermark Removed from Middle of Image
Step back in time to the golden era of branch line steam with this stunning high-resolution digital download featuring Great Western Railway 14XX Class No. 1450 and 57XX Pannier Tank No. 7714 double-heading a winter shuttle at Bewdley S Bend.
This breathtaking photograph captures the two classic GWR tank engines working hard together through a snow-covered landscape, with crisp winter light and a superb head of steam drifting into the frosty sky. The timeless branch line scene, complete with the iconic curves of Bewdley’s S Bend, makes this an irresistible image for steam railway enthusiasts, GWR historians, and collectors alike.
Locomotive Histories
GWR 14XX 1450
Built in 1935 at Swindon Works, the 14XX Class was designed for light branch line and auto-train services throughout the Great Western Railway network. No. 1450 is one of the few surviving examples of this popular class, famous for its appearances on quiet rural lines and its starring role in TV and film. Lovingly preserved, 1450 still operates on heritage lines, delighting visitors with its charming proportions and authentic GWR branch line character.
GWR 57XX 7714
One of the most iconic GWR tank engines ever built, the 57XX Pannier Tanks were the backbone of the GWR’s shunting and light freight work. No. 7714 was built in 1930 at GWR’s Swindon Works and spent decades working across the network until withdrawal in the 1950s. Rescued from Barry Scrapyard, 7714 was restored to working order and remains a firm favourite at heritage railways like the Severn Valley Railway, where it recreates the classic sights and sounds of GWR industrial and branch line working.
Bring this nostalgic winter steam scene into your collection — perfect for printing, gifting, or enjoying digitally.
✅ Instant Digital Download
✅ High-Resolution PNG (Print or Digital Use)
✅ Perfect Gift for Steam Railway Enthusiasts
✅ Watermark Removed from Middle of Image
