Single Express Locomotive No. 3046 Lord of the Isles

Made:
1901 in Leeds
artist:
F Moore, F
printer:
Alf Cooke Limited
Single Express Locomotive No. 3046 Lord of the Isles

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Print, Mr W Dean, Locomotive Engineer, Swindon, from painted photograph, Great Western Railway, Single Express Locomotive (2-2)-2-2 No. 3046 "Lord of the Isles", by F Moore, printed by Alf Cooke, Queens Printers, Leeds, from the supplement to the Locomotive Magazine, January 1899 (Vol. 4 p3). 10.8268 x 17.5197 in.

Details

Category:
Pictorial Collection (Railway)
Object Number:
1901-18/8
Measurements:
overall: 275 mm x 445 mm
type:
print
credit:
Locomotive Publishing Company

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