William Blyths operated narrow gauge railway systems at their two Barton on Humber locations.
A JCB is seen here digging the clay and loading into a single skip wagon at their Far Ings Works.
The skip is seen here, passing under the Humber Bridge, and being propelled by RH 260708/48 back to the works.
Once at the works the skip is winched up a steep incline and then emptied into milling machinery.
Looking down the incline.
Locomotive and single skip outside loco shed.
A similar railway system operated at the Barton Works to the east of Humber Bridge.
An empty two skip train running alongside a rough lane/track.
Water filled claypits seen beyond the train which is negotiating some uneven trackwork.
Loading by JCB.
Returning to the works with a full train. Seen crossing a minor road.
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