NCB-BCC002-HE.6661-1966, 'No.2', ('Harry No.73'), at Barnburgh Colliery, Barnburgh-17-07-1972-A

            Locomotive, 'Harry No.73', built by the Hunslet Engine Company Ltd, in 1966, is seen here, working, at Barnburgh Colliery, Barnburgh, near Doncaster, on 17/07/1972.

Locomotive, 'Harry No.73', was built by the Hunslet Engine Company Limited, Leeds, to Works No.6661, in 1966, for the National Coal Board, and delivered, new, to Barnburgh Colliery, Barnburgh, where it initially acquired the name, 'Harry No.73'.The locomotive was returned from Barnburgh Colliery, back to the Hunslet Engine Company Limited, for repairs, on 09/01/1974, and it was returned, back to Barnburgh Colliery, on 26/07/1974. The locomotive was transferred, from Barnburgh Colliery, to Manvers Colliery, sometime between 15/05/1986, and 07/07/1986. The locomotive was transferred, from Manvers Colliery, to Thomas Hill (Rotherham) Limited, Vanguard Works, Kilnhurst, for repair, on 24/07/1986. However, the locomotive was sold, on from there, to C. Soar and Sons (U.K.) Limited, Stairfoot, Barnsley, for scrapping, on 10/09/1987.

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