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    Geoff Theasby
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      Metropolitan Railway No 2

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      #657281
      Geoff Theasby
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        Hello,

        long time no postings! But I have other outlets…

        I have acquired a crude tinplate model of the above locomotive, it appears to be hand painted, and the wheels are wooden discs, unflanged on stiff wire axles. Track gauge is about 16 mm and it measures 230 x 50 x 80 mm See my album, Geoff

        Does c anyone know anything about it? Or name a source of further information?dscf4614.jpg

        #657412
        DiogenesII
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          Surprised you never got a response – Looks to me like it's probably based on the early rolling stock of the Paris Metro;

          Wikimedia Commons – Gare de la Bastille

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          Edited By DiogenesII on 22/08/2023 07:39:35

          #657427
          Adrian Johnstone
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            Surely London not Paris:

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            #657436
            Mike Hurley
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              Welcome back Geoff.

              #657461
              Geoff Theasby
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                DiogenesII, definitely London, see Sarah Siddpns

                #657478
                SillyOldDuffer
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                  I offer a Metropolitan Vickers electric loco, introduced in the 1920s

                  No 17 above was Florence Nightingale, scrapped in 1942 after an accident.

                  No 2 was Oliver Cromwell, renamed Thomas Lord in 1953, withdrawn 1962.

                  Dave

                  #657481
                  DiogenesII
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                    .. nothing raises the right answer quicker than a wrong one 🙂

                    ..I misread 'Metropolitan' as 'Metropolitain'..

                    #657483
                    DiogenesII
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                      Sarah was somewhat before my time but I'm given to understand her Lady Macbeth was unparalleled..

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