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Brian Norden

December 07, 2000 07:15PM

Once again, R&LHS Bulletin #116 has a collection of photos of the engines in Columbia and a roster of the engines. There are a couple of views of Tubize built 2-8-2s.
Tubize (Belgium) built 2-8-2's in 1924, 1936 and 1951.
From a photo captions (but not the roster) comes information that Henschel built 2-8-2s in 1955.
By the way, there were 4-8-0's in Columbia built in the late 1920s by Baldwin, Hawthorne, Maine St. Pierrre, Skoda, and Schwatzkopf.
Brian Norden

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Columbian narrow gauge 4-8-2's	Josh Levine	December 06, 2000 05:06PM
Re: Columbian narrow gauge 4-8-2's	Brian Norden	December 06, 2000 09:46PM
Columbian 3' 2-8-2's	Steve Peck	December 07, 2000 08:05AM
Re: Columbian 3' 2-8-2's	Brian Norden	December 07, 2000 07:15PM
Re: Columbian 3' 2-8-2's	Steve Peck	December 08, 2000 09:28AM
Re: R&LHS Bulletin 116	Brian Norden	December 08, 2000 07:02PM
Re: Columbian 3' 2-8-2's	Michael Allen	December 08, 2000 12:02PM
Re: "The Iron Mule"	Michael Allen	December 08, 2000 12:44PM

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