Joseph Armstrong, the Locomotive, Carriage and Wagon Superintendent of the Great Western Railway, promises to write to his brother to ‘ascertain if possible whether the Engine [Gateshead Engine] is still in existence or not.’ (1 sheet/1p.)

Part of letters relating to Trevithick’s third locomotive built at Gateshead by John Steel (see TREVF/4/118 to TREVF/4/129).