Anyone wanna identify these locos/turntable? PICS
| December 01, 2005 06:25PM |
Prolly not narrow guage, but I am not sure...
I was going through negatives again, and came across these. They were taken with Kodak Safety film so they are prolly from the 80's Out of all my old train negatives from my grandfather, I have only come across a few without descriptions.
So anyone wanna take a stab at identifying these (plus the turntable)
I was going through negatives again, and came across these. They were taken with Kodak Safety film so they are prolly from the 80's Out of all my old train negatives from my grandfather, I have only come across a few without descriptions.
So anyone wanna take a stab at identifying these (plus the turntable)
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