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Postcards from the Locomotive Publishing Co.: locomotives

(116) L.N.E.R. (G.E.Section)
2-4-0. No 761
78  4-2-2 Express Passenger Locomotive
No 215 Great Nort; Designed by Archibald sturrock; Built by R & W Hawthorr

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4-4-0 Express Engine "Cineraria"
Great Western Railway
South-eastern and Chatham Railway
4-4-0 Express engine No. 447

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(51) M. & G.N. Joint Ry.
4-4-2 Tank, No 9




 
Southern Railway
Express Passenger Locomotive No. E771
Sir Sagramore
Cylinders: (2), 22 in. dia. by 28 in. stroke
Diameter of coupled wheels, 6 ft. 7 in.
Superheater surface, 308 sq. ft.
Total evaporative heating surface, 1.878 sq. ft.

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London and North-Eastern Railway
Express Passenger Locomotive No 4472
Flying Scotsman
Cylinders (3), 20 in. dia. by 26 in. stroke.
Diameter of coupled wheels, 6 ft. 8 in.
Superheater surface, 525 sq.ft.
Total evaporative heating surface, 2.930 sq. ft.
French Express Engine
Working Orient Express through French territory




 

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London Midland and Scottish Railway
Mixed Traffic Locomotive, No 13000
Cylinders (2), 21 in. dia. by 26 in. stroke
Diamtere of coupled wheels, 5 ft. 6 in.
Superheater surface, 307 sq. ft.
Total evaporative heating surface, 1.521 sq. ft.
Mr. Billinton's Six Coupled Tank
L.B. & S.C.R.



 

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Mr. Stroudley's Four Coupled Express
L.B. & S.C.R.



 
A Comparison:
Locomotion No 1, Stockton and Darlington Railway,
Built 1825.
No 2402, City of York, London and North Eastern Railway.
Built at darlington in 1922

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L.T. & S. Rly.  Southend-on-Sea
Exhibited at the Imperial International Exhibition, 1909


 
No 84. 4-6-4 tank No 545
Glasgow and South Western Railway
Diameter of coupled wheels 6' 0'
Cylinders 22'' x 26''
Heating surface 1.730 sq.ft.

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