File:LB&SCR 2-2-2 Glynde.jpg
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This appears to be a 2-2-2 built for the London Brighton and South Coast Railway. I think the engine is carrying the number 194. The class were built from 1864 onwards by Robert Stephenson & Co. This engine was built as a replacement for an engine that was sold to the Egyptian government in 1865. It was scrapped in 1892. This photo was taken from an old original photo we came across while helping to clear the house of a deceased friend. I have uploaded it to Flickr in the hope that it might be interesting to steam enthusiasts. |
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| Author | Tony Hisgett from Birmingham, UK |
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