Jubilee-Class Locomotive Model

Made:
1900-1950 in United Kingdom
Jubilee-Class Locomotive Model Jubilee-Class Locomotive Model
Jubilee-Class Locomotive Model Jubilee-Class Locomotive Model

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Model of a London, Midlands & Scottish Railway Jubilee-class locomotive. Includes plaque with the inscription 'made by J. Whitefield, Burnley'. Engine number 5506.

Details

Category:
Railways
Object Number:
Y1985.111
Materials:
brass (copper, zinc alloy), copper (metal) and wood (unidentified)
Measurements:
overall: 262 mm x 995 mm x 135 mm,
type:
model steam locomotive
credit:
Gift of Ada Whitfield

Parts

tools for model Jubilee-class locomotive

tools for model Jubilee-class locomotive

Six tools for model of Jubilee-class locomotive 5506.

Measurements:
100 mm x 175 mm x 900 mm,
Object Number:
Y1985.111.1
type:
tools
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

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