Engine driver Bill Marker taking his last trip in the saddle tank engine he

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Engine driver Bill Marker taking his last trip in the saddle tank engine he

Engine driver Bill Marker taking his last trip in the saddle tank engine hes been tending for the last six years at St. Anthonlys tar works in Walker, Newcastle on 18th June 1976

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