St Mawgan steam rally - parade of steam engines
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St Mawgan steam rally - parade of steam engines
Image: © Chris Allen Taken: 18 Sep 2016
In the frame we have AF 3517 a Burrell single crank compound, No. 2909 of 1907 and named Cornishman. This is a class D traction engine of 6 horsepower. On the right is DO 6883 a Ransomes, Sims & Jefferies Ltd traction engine, No. 38088 of 1927 and named Enterprise. This is a 8 horsepower compound weighing 14 tons.
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Image Location
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