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File:GWR 4038 on Cornish Riviera Express.jpg

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Description Great Western Railway 4-6-0 locomotive on up Cornish riviera express near Acton, London. The original print states that it is 4000 (Star) Class 4038 Queen Berengaria, however it appears to be a 2900 (Saint) Class.
Date circa 1910
Source Copy of old postcard
Author The Locomotive Publishing Company Ltd

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