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Started by John Candy, May 03 2016 19:38

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John Candy

May 03 2016 19:38
My fellow Members, ask not what your Society can do for you, ask what you can do for your Society.

blagdon

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May 03 2016 21:02
Well that Westinghouse (?) pump could suggest a Brighton engine, but maybe Mark could clarify that. Did I miss something, didn't see mode of propulsion.

Ian the Gauge '3' Pirate

Andy B

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May 03 2016 21:42
Ugly, bent and crude ??!!

John Candy

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May 03 2016 22:16
Definitely, ugly,bent and crude!
I doubt it is of British origin, I think it could be French....? possibly a de Glehn compound of some type?

John.
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unklian

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May 03 2016 22:48
 It is a rather crude model of a Chemin de Fer du Nord 4-4-0 Deglehn compound. Other French railways had similar loco's, but only the Nord used bogie tenders. What intrigued me is why the builder chose that loco as his subject .
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