Общий вид развёрнутых земляных работ на пристани Сазанка (РУЖД), на левом берегу Волги. Возка грунта вагонетками, грабарями и железнодорожным транспортом (паровозная возка).
Из фотоальбома «Нижволжелдорстрой. Линия Саратов III - Анисовка. Сооружение железнодорожного моста». Фотограф И. Горбухов.

Пересыпка пристани Сазанка (РУЖД) грабарной возкой грунта из песчаных резервов.
Из фотоальбома «Нижволжелдорстрой. Линия Саратов III - Анисовка. Сооружение железнодорожного моста». Фотограф И. Горбухов.

Сооружение земляной насыпи левобережного подхода к мосту в районе пристани Сазанка (РУЖД) паровозной возкой. Разгрузка грунта с железнодорожных платформ.
Из фотоальбома «Нижволжелдорстрой. Линия Саратов III - Анисовка. Сооружение железнодорожного моста». Фотограф И. Горбухов.

"My Dad, Roy Ellis, worked for the textiles company Courtaulds, as an industrial chemist. In January 1965 he was sent to Russia for three months, to give technical advice on the setting-up of a new factory in Balakovo, a city in the Saratov Oblast, 1100 km east of Moscow. He took these photographs using a Russian-made Zenith camera. I have used the transparencies from those photographs to make these digital copies."

"My Dad, Roy Ellis, worked for the textiles company Courtaulds, as an industrial chemist. In January 1965 he was sent to Russia for three months, to give technical advice on the setting-up of a new factory in Balakovo, a city in the Saratov Oblast, 1100 km east of Moscow. He took these photographs using a Russian-made Zenith camera. I have used the transparencies from those photographs to make these digital copies."

"My Dad, Roy Ellis, worked for the textiles company Courtaulds, as an industrial chemist. In January 1965 he was sent to Russia for three months, to give technical advice on the setting-up of a new factory in Balakovo, a city in the Saratov Oblast, 1100 km east of Moscow. He took these photographs using a Russian-made Zenith camera. I have used the transparencies from those photographs to make these digital copies."

"My Dad, Roy Ellis, worked for the textiles company Courtaulds, as an industrial chemist. In January 1965 he was sent to Russia for three months, to give technical advice on the setting-up of a new factory in Balakovo, a city in the Saratov Oblast, 1100 km east of Moscow. He took these photographs using a Russian-made Zenith camera. I have used the transparencies from those photographs to make these digital copies."

"My Dad, Roy Ellis, worked for the textiles company Courtaulds, as an industrial chemist. In January 1965 he was sent to Russia for three months, to give technical advice on the setting-up of a new factory in Balakovo, a city in the Saratov Oblast, 1100 km east of Moscow. He took these photographs using a Russian-made Zenith camera. I have used the transparencies from those photographs to make these digital copies."

"My Dad, Roy Ellis, worked for the textiles company Courtaulds, as an industrial chemist. In January 1965 he was sent to Russia for three months, to give technical advice on the setting-up of a new factory in Balakovo, a city in the Saratov Oblast, 1100 km east of Moscow. He took these photographs using a Russian-made Zenith camera. I have used the transparencies from those photographs to make these digital copies."