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Locomotive NS7853 , owned by colleagues from the Museum Buurtspoorweg MBS in Haaksbergen, will be running in the timetable during Stadskanaal under Steam.
This locomotive from 1910, built by the Schweizerische Lokomotiv- und Maschinenfabrik in Winterthur, Switzerland, has been restored by the MBS and has been in service there for many years.
West Tennessee Railroad B30-7 7855 stands with a Railtex GP20 in Jackson, Tennessee on the morning of September 11, 2016.
7855 was built as SP 7855 in March 1979, retired by UP, the unit spent a brief time on Nashville & Eastern before being acquired by WTNN.
NO.7857 by John Fowler Co, Leeds Ltd.
Originally built with full showmans fittings, dynamo and bollard crane.
This interesting and newly discovered engine was reputedly ordered in 1896 by the showman T. Taylor of Grimsburg, Northants, as a ‘special’ 3 speed sprung A4 class road loco, uniquely fitted with dynamo platform and dynamo, full-length canopy and right-hand mounted ‘bollard crane’.
Yup Woops a seniors moment in that I realised corrected and then forgot to go back and delete - this morning I put a shoe on the wrong foot - it does not bode well
This locomotive was built by Beyer, Peacock & Company at Gorton, Manchester in 1958 for the South African Railways. This loco was brought back to Britain and has operated on the Welsh Highland Railway.
