To Part 2
To Part 3
We are still at the Outeniqua Transport Museum in George on 9 January 2015.
Class 16B No. 805 (North British Locomotive Company 21495/1917)
Now a few old cars - I'm not a car expert, perhaps someone can give a better description ;-)
Is this an MG?
Maserati
Maserati
Two old Fords
Another pair, on the right a Plymouth
DKW
???
Aston Martin
US car
Studebaker Avanti
Morris Minor Traveller
VW Bus
One of the cars for the Outeniqua Power Van
Lounge car of the "White Train" for the British Queen's visit to SA in 1947
Lounge car of the "White Train" for the British Queen's visit to SA in 1947
Lloyd TS
Borgward Arabella
Borgward Isabella
Borgward Coupé
Borgward Isabella De Luxe
Borgward Isabella Pullman
Half bus, half lorry of South African Railways
Karrier Bantam (ca. 1952) of South African Railways
Back to trains...
Garratt Class GL No. 2351 (Beyer, Peacock & Co Manchester 6531/1929)
A few loco plates part 1
Garratt Class GMAM No. 4070 (Henschel Kassel 28699/1953)
Controls of GMAM 4070
Another car of the Outeniqua Power Van
And yet another one
Saddle tank loco "Swartkops" (Robert Stephenson & Hawthorns Ltd Newcastle-on-Tyne 7685/1951). It was in service at the Swartkops Power Station near Port Elizabeth
A few loco plates part 2
610mm (2") narrow gauge: Class NG 15 No. NG 122 (Societé Franco-Belge La Croyere 2669/1949)
Model of class 1E No. E25
Inspection / service car #1...
Inspection / service car #2...
Inspection / service car #3... a "Funkey"
A few rail profiles and the old switching board of Krugersdorp
Old switching board of Mowbray
Levers and track layout of Plumstead
Train name plates part 1
Train name plates part Teil 2
Train name plate "Orange Express"
In the next part there will be trains in motion again.
