doublefairlie

2 photos tagged doublefairlie, from 2 members of Flickr Commons.

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1907

2009

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Donald Chisholm-Smith said:
Originally supplied by Vulcan as works no. 543 of 1874 to the Norwegian Government the locomotive was rejected and returned to the manufacturer. After being rebuilt as W/n 850 of 1876 it was sold to the Queensland Railways where it was named 'Governor Cairns' and given the road number 41. It was scrapped in 1902.

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Autran Fernandes Fernandes said:
tempo bom, saudade!!!!
Equal Ducks said:
What a wonder.
FrigateRN said:
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Pictures of Interest, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
FrigateRN said:
The little train that would, that could, that did!
Matthew Brown said:
The first Fairlie locomotive ever built. These articulated steam locomotives were well-suited to the Ffestiniog line, but met with less success elsewhere. The railway still uses them (not this one, but newer examples).