Genesis 4w - Great Eastern Railway (Jazz) Crimson Lake - Twin Pack C Clayhood - 13T 2c retained their blue/grey livery

2c retained their blue/grey livery during their often short departmental service

This locomotive is one of the two 73/9s that started life as a JA 73

DGM 12 Hopper - BR Grey

where it was painted blue with red “Stephenson Clarke” lettering along the tanks

Genesis 4w - Great Eastern Railway (Jazz) Crimson Lake - Twin Pack C Clayhood - 13T 2c retained their blue/grey liveryOn February 6, 1919, the Great Eastern Railways Locomotive Superintendent, Albert Hill, presented his report on replacing varnish as a finish on coaches with painting, his preferred colour being Crimson Lake. With Board approval, this began to be implemented by April 1919. Body sides and ends, along with solebars and headstocks, were painted in Crimson Lake. All running gear below the level of the solebar was black, while the centres of the Mansell