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Price: TBA
Scale: 8 mm/ft – 590 mm over buffers
Paper Size: 720 mm x 305 mm
(28.3 in x 12 in)
Limited Edition Run: 250
All Signed and Numbered
Draw Details
If printed the first signed and numbered print of City of Coventry (1/250) will be allocated by a draw.
To be entered into this draw you must make an advance order in the three weeks prior to the publication date.
If you would like to be notified when advance orders are being taken just fill in the online LMS Duchess Form.
The streamlined Princess Coronation class were designed to William A. Stanier’s brief while he was in India, by his very able team, to haul the new ‘Coronation Scot’ and other heavy express passenger services on the West Coast route to Scotland. City of Coventry was built streamlined in 1940, appearing in the streamlined red and gold livery.
City of Coventry spent nearly all its working life based at Camden (London) working prestigious trains such as The Caledonian and The Royal Scot. It also served as the Royal locomotive for a time. City of Coventry is portrayed in 1950 condition in the blue livery given to the top line express locomotives by British Railways at that time.
Built (Streamlined): March 1940 Streamlining Removed: July 1947 |
Round Smokebox: July 1953 Withdrawn: September 1964 |