Showing recent Copenhagen S-Bahn electric trains and a tram. See earlier posts.
Tuesday, April 30, 2024
1950s A1A-A1A diesel locomotive of Sierra Leone
Cape gauge, rated at 1,000 hp. If it looks a bit like the Australian Commonwealth Railways' NSU class (see earlier posts) it's because it was built by the same people: the Birmingham Railway Carriage & Wagon Company of England.
Sunday, April 28, 2024
A NZR J class 4-8-2 trundles along the main street of Kawakawa, 1940s
Still with the bullet nose streamlining which was removed in the late 1940s. The train will be an Opua Express. See earlier posts, and of course, our books for much more.
Western Maryland 2-8-0
One of Western Maryland's trusty H Class 2-8-0's -- the road number is not legible -- has a short coal train on the Connellsville Extension near Deal, Pennsylvania in the 1950s. Bill Price photo via American-Rails.com.
Info on the Connellsville Extension is here
Info on all the variants of the H class is here
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