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Number and Name	Class	Wheels Gauge	Builder Works No/Year built	Notes/Location
7  "Germania"		2-2-2 Standard	Todd, Kitson and Laird 38/1844	Altona Kieler (Germany).  Close © Andrew M Johnson MMXXIII 7 Germania (Todd, Kitson and Laird 38/1844) Representative photo
"TILSIT"	K	0-6-0 Saddle Tank Standard	Manning Wardle 127/1864	James Bray, Konigsberg, Germany.  Close © Andrew M Johnson MMXXIII TILSIT (Manning Wardle 127/1864) Representative photo
1		2-4-0 Tank 5'6"	EB Wilson 344/1854	South Schleswig Rly (Germany).  Externaly Hosted Image - Wiki
2		2-4-0 Tank 5'6"	EB Wilson 345/1854	South Schleswig Rly (Germany).  Externaly Hosted Image - Wiki
"KONIGSBERG"	Old I	0-6-0 Saddle Tank Standard	Manning Wardle 125/1864	lames Bray, Konigsberg, Germany.  Externaly Hosted Image - Wiki
874		0-4-0 Diesel Hydraulic Standard	Hunslet Engine Co 9221/1984	Ministry of Defence for use in W Germany.  Close © Kris Ward MMXXIII 874 (Hunslet Engine Co 9221/1984) Representative photo
876		0-4-0 Diesel Hydraulic Standard	Hunslet Engine Co 9223/1984	Ministry of Defence for use in W Germany.  Close © Kris Ward MMXXIII 876 (Hunslet Engine Co 9223/1984) Representative photo
877		0-4-0 Diesel Hydraulic Standard	Hunslet Engine Co 9224/1984	Ministry of Defence for use in W Germany.  Close © Kris Ward MMXXIII 877 (Hunslet Engine Co 9224/1984) Representative photo
9  "Schleswig"		2-2-2 Standard	Todd, Kitson and Laird 40/1844	Altona Kieler (Germany).  Close © Andrew M Johnson MMXXIII 9 Schleswig (Todd, Kitson and Laird 40/1844) Representative photo
10  "Elbe"		2-2-2 Standard	Todd, Kitson and Laird 41/1844	Altona Kieler (Germany).  Close © Andrew M Johnson MMXXIII 10 Elbe (Todd, Kitson and Laird 41/1844) Representative photo
3		2-4-0 Tank 5'6"	EB Wilson 346/1854	South Schleswig Rly (Germany).  Externaly Hosted Image - Wiki
4		2-4-0 Tank 5'6"	EB Wilson 347/1854	South Schleswig Rly (Germany).  Externaly Hosted Image - Wiki
5		2-4-0 Tank 5'6"	EB Wilson 348/1854	South Schleswig Rly (Germany).  Externaly Hosted Image - Wiki
6		2-4-0 Tank 5'6"	EB Wilson 349/1854	South Schleswig Rly (Germany).  Externaly Hosted Image - Wiki
"Vulkan"		2-2-2 Standard	Fenton, Murray and Jackson /1837	Munich and Augsberg Rly (Germany).  Externaly Hosted Image - Wiki
"Mars"		2-2-2 Standard	Fenton, Murray and Jackson /1837	Munich and Augsberg Rly (Germany).  Externaly Hosted Image - Wiki
8  "Baltic"		2-2-2 Standard	Todd, Kitson and Laird 39/1844	Altona Kieler (Germany).  Close © Andrew M Johnson MMXXIII 8 Baltic (Todd, Kitson and Laird 39/1844) Representative photo
73	Large Jenny	2-4-0 Standard	EB Wilson /1853	Hannover State Rly (Germany).  Externaly Hosted Image - Wiki
74	Large Jenny	2-4-0 Standard	EB Wilson /1853	Hannover State Rly (Germany).  Externaly Hosted Image - Wiki
"The Steam Sapper"	K7	Plough Ω	John Fowler 13310/1914	Ministry of Supply. Captured by Germany on its way to Russia, used for ploughing in Bad Pyrmont. Abandoned in a field in the 1950s. Taken in by the 45th Royal Engineers in the 70s becoming a regimental mascot, returned to the UK and restored. Sold in 2006 when the regiment was dispanded. The last steam engine in military service.  Externaly Hosted Image - Steam scenes

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