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The new railway commissioner in the 1920s was W.A. Web from the Kansas City RR. He upgraded all our small English style locos with big Yankee types.
1 comment on “A US style Berkshire heavy freight loco in South Australia. 1930s”
nelcebee Says:
Monday, September 3, 2012 @4:24:36 PM
Great lookin engines they were too...more "industrial" and cluttered than the English types, they had more of a look of purpose about them...ironic given that they were built in England.....would have loved to see them in anger...
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