PHOTO Western Australia Industrial “Bogie G” 4-6-0 No. 71 Millar's Yard

Description: Listing Template 2018 6x4" (15x10cm/A6) Print - A5 & A4 size also available------------------------------------------------------------From the Prorail.UK Archives ... ------------------------------------------------------------Having gained experience with its earlier “A-class” – Beyer Peacock’s classic mogul, with inclined cylinders, the enlarged Western Australian Government Railways “G-class” was built in some quantity between 1892 and 1898 by Dübs & Co. (Glasgow) or James Martin & Co of Adelaide (SA), over fifty as 2-6-0s and another twenty as 4-6-0 locomotives, with similar dimensions. “Bogie G” No. 71 had been built new for logging work [Dübs 3495/1897] and was seen at Millar’s timber yard in 1971. Lasting until 1973, it would become the last steam locomotive in regular service in Western Australia. [Image ref. #925008] Please Note This new series of images has been introduced to satisfy a growing demand for prints from our extensive archives. 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Location: Braunton

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