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Posted by emptypockets on March 19, 2005 at 06:45:16 from (209.115.216.79):
Not a very good picture, but then "it" is in the light of day and definetly out of its element. This little huffer used to be down stairs in a coal mine, made in England by Crossley. I am being asked to find out if there is any interest in it from the loco fellas... would be in competition with museum society to garnish away... a museum would park it (first... way out of sight), sit on it for 100 years with out repair or just plant her on the cement pad and plant flowers on it... I would much rather see her up and running... can supply a few feet of rail so you can run her around the front yard, add in a coal car too for the kids to rid in... am I out to lunch? look at vintage photo as reply line in this same YT posting.
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