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John Fowler and Co: Railway Engines

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1871. Paulista Railway, Brazil JF 1531-4/1871. Image taken in 1968.
1871. Paulista Railway, Brazil JF 1531-4/1871. Image taken in 2009.
Staverton Railway Station in 2010.
Staverton Railway Station in 2010.
Exhibit at Armley Mill Museum.
1923. Cheetal. No 15991. Exhibit at Armley Mill Museum.
1923. Cheetal. No 15991. Exhibit at Armley Mill Museum.
1924. Exhibit at Wee Georgie Wood Steam Railway.
1924. Exhibit at Wee Georgie Wood Steam Railway.
1931. Engine for Sisal Fields.
1931. Motor Locomotive.
1937. Diesel Shunter 'Capper Pass'. No 22060. Exhibit at Armley Mill Museum.
No: 8733. 'Faugh-A-Ballagh'. Exhibit at Whiteman Park, Perth.
No: 8733. 'Faugh-A-Ballagh'. (Detail). Exhibit at Whiteman Park, Perth.
Peldron. No 21295. Exhibit at Amberley Working Museum.
Peldron. No 21295. Exhibit at Amberley Working Museum. (Detail).
1867. Great Northern express engine.
1927. Oil driven shunting engine.
1927.
1929. 10 H.P. Petrol Shunting Locomotive.
1950. No: 4110019. Exhibit at Whiteman Park, Perth.
1950. No: 4110019. (Detail). Exhibit at Whiteman Park, Perth.

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