William Foster and Co: FW 1917: Difference between revisions

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1931 Engine exhibited at the Royal Show in Manchester

Delivered to William Boodle and later owned by Howling Brothers.

Acquired by Ken Steard of Suffolk in 1960.

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	[[image:Im20100829Sh-WF-FW1917.jpg\|thumb\| 1931. William Foster and Co. Reg No: FW 1917. ]]		[[image:Im20100829Sh-WF-FW1917.jpg\|thumb\| 1931. William Foster and Co. 8nhp. Reg No: FW 1917. ]]

	''Note: This is a sub-section of [[William Foster and Co: Traction Engines ]].''		''Note: This is a sub-section of [[William Foster and Co: Traction Engines ]].''