North Eastern Railway Four-Coupled Express Locomotive No. 2015.

Made:
1901/01 in Leeds
maker:
Alf Cooke Limited and F Moore, F
North Eastern Railway Four-Coupled Express Locomotive No. 2015.

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Colour print, mounted, North Eastern Railway Four-Coupled Locomotive No 2015, Mr. Wilson Worsdell, Locomotive Engineer, Gateshead, reproduced from a painting by F. Moore, Printed by Alf Cooke, Queen's Printer, Leeds, no.14 published as a supplement to 'The Locomotive Magazine', January 1901, vol 6, page 1.

Details

Category:
Pictorial Collection (Railway)
Object Number:
1979-8259
Measurements:
overall: 420 x 530 mm
type:
print

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