Post by Chris W on Aug 8, 2016 20:06:58 GMT
As webmaster of the districtdave.co.uk website (yes it needs updating 
), I’ve been sent the following intriguing question:
Whilst all images and the video are hosted on my Photobucket account, they are attributed to, and consequently copyrighted to Glynnis Frith
I did reply that it would likely be from a withdrawn / scrapped 38ts, however I was then advised that the whistle has been in a display cabinet for many years. Might it therefore have come from Standard Stock or another unidentified source ?
The senders are aware of this thread and will be interested in any responses.
Many thanks
ChrisW
), I’ve been sent the following intriguing question:My husband & I own a diesel industrial shunter a Ruston & Hornsby 88DS Rowntree & Co Ltd No3 recently name Ken Cooke after a Normandy Veteran who unveiled his nameplate on Father's Day. Today we have been donated an London Underground whistle I have a attached a video so you hear how it's sound also two photos of the whistle & a photo of the locomotive it on. The person who donated the whistle told us if we contacted you as you may find it interesting & would maybe know what type of whistle it is, he did say it has been on the Isle of White.
Whilst all images and the video are hosted on my Photobucket account, they are attributed to, and consequently copyrighted to Glynnis Frith
I did reply that it would likely be from a withdrawn / scrapped 38ts, however I was then advised that the whistle has been in a display cabinet for many years. Might it therefore have come from Standard Stock or another unidentified source ?
The senders are aware of this thread and will be interested in any responses.
Many thanks
ChrisW
