File:BRBL 6 Bldr.jpg
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DescriptionBRBL 6 Bldr.jpg |
English: Builder's photograph of Mason Bogie steam locomotive of the Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn |
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Source | From the collection of Kurt G. Möller, Stockholm, Sweden - originally saved by Chas. E. Fisher, R&LHS. |
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