MER[23] - MER Locomotive No.23 {2 of 4}
MER[23] - MER Locomotive No.23 {4 of 4}
dht[23] - sunshade under restoration
MER[23] - goods motor No.26 {3 of 4}
MER[23] - Mercury Arc Rectifier {2 0f 3}
IoM[3] - Clinch's
IoM[3] - dockside crane
MER[23] - Mercury Arc Rectifier {3 0f 3}
IoM[3] - old cottage
dht[23] - No.12 [open toastrack]
IoM[3] - Jubilee Clock {2 of 2}
dht[23] - Tram No.18
IoM[3] - Sefton and Gaiety Theatre
IoM[3] - corn dolly ?
IoM[3] - long bench
IoM[3] - Laxey Towing Company
IoM[3] - Marine Gardens
IoM[3] - Jubilee Clock {1 of 2}
IoM[3] - Part of the Knox Trail {2 of 4}
IoM[3] - Gaiety ...
IoM[3] - Rotary Club's Wishing Well
IoM[3] - prize awarded, in 1966 !
IoM[3] - Douglas War Memorial
MER[23] - goods motor No.26 {2 of 4}
MER[23] - Closed van No.16
MER[23] - goods motor No.26 {4 of 4}
MER[23] - Departmental Car 52
MER[23] - MER Locomotive No.23 {3 of 4}
MER[23] - MER Locomotive No.23 {1 of 4}
MER[23] - goods motor No.26 {1 of 4}
MER[23] - trailer bogies
TRv6 - laying off
oaw[b&w] - at least four bees
oaw[b&w] - bees & buddleia
NER986 - outside the works
O&S(meme) - error404
O&S(meme) - ww1 dreadnought provisions
O&S(meme) - trump's calendar vers 1.0
NER986 - before rescue
F37 - hinge maker
IoM[2] / smr[18] - Fell (rail) Brake
MER[17]/IoM[1] - Ramsey piers
O&S - boney
O&S - fitting shoes to feet
css - bright spot
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MER[23] - control panel
![MER[23] - control panel](https://cdn.ipernity.com/200/84/28/52068428.155cc724.640.jpg?r2 "MER[23] - control panel")
The old switchgear and control panel at the Laxey sub-station for the MER.
These are often built onto slate panels, but the insulating material on this example is marble.
PS; Although it is good to see that the panel has been looked after, whoever cleaned that really should have had some "masks" made to protect the marble from staining. [A bit like the mask I've used to protect boiler cladding on a steam locomotive].
These are often built onto slate panels, but the insulating material on this example is marble.
PS; Although it is good to see that the panel has been looked after, whoever cleaned that really should have had some "masks" made to protect the marble from staining. [A bit like the mask I've used to protect boiler cladding on a steam locomotive].
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but, then, I'm a sucker for "old technology" !
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