Walvis Bay. Narrow gauge 2-4-2T 'Hope' built for the the Walvis Bay Railway in 1899. Built by Kerr Stuart No 652 of 1899. (See P1176)

• ZA 0375-N-N23948
• Stuk

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Usakos, South West Africa, 1940. Old narrow gauge engine.

• ZA 0375-N-N47154
• Stuk
• 1940

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Windhoek, South-West Africa, 1952. Canadian Brill bus No MT6101 in front of first locomotive in South-West Africa at the railway station.

• ZA 0375-N-N59497
• Stuk
• 1952

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Walvis Bay, South-West Africa, 1968. Old locomotive plinthed at railway station.

• ZA 0375-N-N78130
• Stuk
• 1968

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Usakos, South-West Africa, 1976. SWA Class plinthed at station.

• ZA 0375-N-N84476
• Stuk
• 1976

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Karibib, South-West Africa, 1914/15. Station, yard with a mixed train hauled by an ex German 2-8-0 tender engine with town beyond. (EH King Papers. King served in the Union Defence Force)

• ZA 0375-N-N90065_03
• Stuk

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South-West Africa. Details of early locomotives and narrow-gauge lines.

• ZA 0375-P-P0961_04
• Stuk

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Walvis Bay.Narrow gauge 2-4-2T 'Hope' built for the the Walvis Bay Railway in 1899. Built by Kerr Stuart No 652 of 1899.

• ZA 0375-P-P1176
• Stuk

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Walvis Bay.Narrow gauge 2-4-2T 'Hope' built for the Walvis Bay Railway in 1899. Built by Kerr Stuart No 652 of 1899.

• ZA 0375-P-P1176_01
• Stuk

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South-West Africa. In 1911 The Luderitzbucht Eisenbahn placed six of these Henschel built 0-10-0 locomotives in use. No LE101-106 shown here with dust shields raised. They were used by the SAR until the early 1920's.

• ZA 0375-P-P1910
• Stuk

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Seeheim, South-West Africa. Fish River. Train on bridge.

• ZA 0375-P-P2434_03
• Stuk

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Upington, 1923. Orange River flood damage to ex DSWA 0-10-0 locomotive used by the SAR.

• ZA 0375-PB-PB3107_001
• Stuk
• 1923

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