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Ex-WAGR C class

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E. Woodland

1962

Overview

Hawker Siddeley building Supplies ex WAGR C class 432 "Marri", worker standing near cheese knob, bringing sawn timber from Banksiadale to Dwellingup, PN line, front and side view of loco along the train

Photo type: black and white.

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Details

Registration number

cwa-org-23-P02305

Themes

Transport > Railways

Width

130 mm

Height or length

90 mm

Year

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Friday, 1 November, 2024

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