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Avonside 0-6-0 Saddle Tank 1568 at the Ribble Steam Railway, 14th April 2012.

Old Steam Locomotive on display in the Hay Market in Lincoln Nebraska A Chicgo Burlington & Quincy K-4 class 4-6-0.

Another 'Wheel good'

Issuing from one of the Harz system 2-10-2 tanks at rest on Wernigerode shed.

CU5705 : AEC Regent Mk.3 Merryweather Pump Escape : North Shields Fire Brigade

Whitley Bay September 1981

old steam engine and caboose

 

Gateshead '10'

Beamish Museum August 1981

Cheltenham Racecourse 26th May 09

So you always wanted to see a naked steam engine? Here you go!

Class 37 No.37685 'Loch Arkaig' passing through Edge Hill Station after bringing 1Z75 'The North Wales Coast Express' from Crewe to Liverpool Lime Street. 21st July 2019

The Flying Scotsman, A3 class, No.60103 departs Rawtenstall station.

a close up shot at the workings of a steam train

Canon EOS 5D Mark II met EF 16-35 f/2.8L II USM

23mm, f/2.8, 1/6 sec op 100 ISO

Single RAW shot en Adobe Photoshop CS6

 

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Steam powered ferris wheel and fully automated warehouse cargo Three cranes horse and wagon fully synched deliver Old Europe chocolate cargo to the boat from warehouse,shared steam engine lso powers ferris wheel in village square.

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From near to far are the steam inlets, valves and valve springs/guides for the low, medium and high pressure cylinders.

Steam is a beautiful thing!

BNSF railroad bridge Cordova AL

"Rowley" station

Beamish Museum August 1981

the Waterloo steam engine gets set to take a turn at running the buzz saw

Steam engine 5690 'Leander' is seen on display at Carnforth complete with 'The Scarborough Spa Express' headboard on the 27-07-2008.

A little tank engine preserved as a static display piece at Steamtown National Historic Site in Scranton, Pennsylvania.

 

I've seen several sources (a television show, and an online pamphlet) claim that this was the smallest steam locomotive ever built to the standard gauge.

 

I'm pretty sure engine No. 1 of the Kent and East Sussex Railway is significantly smaller than this, and also standard gauge.

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