EDIT: Thanks to Grandpa's sleuthing abilities, I can ID it as 0-4-0ST "Teddy," built by Peckett and Sons in 1941. They specialized in building small saddle tanks for shunting duties and collieries. There is surprisingly little information about them on Wikipedia, considering the number of their locos that are preserved on heritage railways. Presumably the popularity lies in their small size.
Friday, 8 November 2013
Day 296
EDIT: Thanks to Grandpa's sleuthing abilities, I can ID it as 0-4-0ST "Teddy," built by Peckett and Sons in 1941. They specialized in building small saddle tanks for shunting duties and collieries. There is surprisingly little information about them on Wikipedia, considering the number of their locos that are preserved on heritage railways. Presumably the popularity lies in their small size.
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