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David Johnson

June 06, 2015 01:57PM

Registered: 12 years ago
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I don't believe this is one of the 3 dome class 35 locomotives. Their arrangement was stack, steam dome, sand dome, bell, steam dome. The front dome on this locomotive appears to have a sand pipe running from it.
Dave

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