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Paul Bartlett's Photographs
Hi, welcome to my new site. New collections are being added regularly. IMPORTANT NOTICE - The PRINT facility is available. I would be very grateful for all feed back, especially on the out put from the print facility, which is based in the UK. I approve within 12 hours and users have reported that delivery is in about 48 hours.
IMPORTANT NOTE - Some of the scans are of low quality and will only print at the small sizes. They can be identified by 'hovering' over the right hand upper corner of a photograph - these are showing a width of 700 - 800. If selected low quality scans are replaced by me as part of the 'approval process'
There is a longer introduction and explanation in "About" - see the menu above.
This site is maintained by referrals, purchase of prints, and by requests for publication by commercial publishers. Please contact me via email Bartlett.paul@tiscali.co.uk for publication. If you start a Zenfolio site save yourself some money with this Referral Code:YDA-98Z-BBZ Music is "Distant Train" by Mostly Autumn. With permission of Iain Jennings & Bryan Josh.
Paul Bartlett
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Britain's Railway Wagons & other rolling stock
Galleries 2
Collections 834

General railway photographs in Britain
Galleries 1
Collections 44

International railway and tram photographs
Galleries 1
Collections 9

Ebor Group of Railway Modellers York
Galleries 1
Collections 1

Mostly Autumn
Galleries 1
Collections 23

Brazil - Expedition 2011
Galleries 1
Collections 6

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Alas, it is too long since I last visited the EGRM but I'm still too young.
(C.R.B checks on all members would be expensive.)
What a marvellous site. Thank's Paul for helping to identify a railway van in the corner of my garden. It put flesh on the bones so to speak. Your help has made many people happy. God Bless and Thanks for everything. Rob.
Frank Charles
Sorry, your email address is not working.
I have attempted to post you the following.
Dear Frank
Sorry, too early for me, I'm not quite in my dotage.
A print I have of an LNER one has the bar going straight down on the top lip of the wagon, held in place by the type of tube holder which, on a smaller scale, we use for holding clothes rails in place in cupboards. Each corner has a raised, possibly triangular, plate to stop excessive wear of the tarp.
I hope that helps.
Paul Bartlett
FABULOUS ARCHIVE ,MUCH APPRECIATED...
The printing service was excellent! I bought the 9 x 6 size and the detail is so much better for the larger print - saves peering through a lens to see the detail ! Looking to build some 'different' 7mm scale wagons... and the photos will assist in this immensely. Many thanks for a great site.
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