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SAR Class MC No 1608 built by the North British Locomotive Company in 1912.

SAR Class MC No 1616.

SAR Class 14C No 1762.

SAR Class 14C. Front view.

SAR Class 14C No 1771.

SAR Class 14C No 1895.

SAR Class 14C No 2000.

Germiston, 1974. SAR Class 15F with D Worman,l C Graham and C Maclean. First recording for sound records.

SAR Class 15F No 2947.

SAR Class 15F. Technical details from North British Locomotive Company, Glasgow. LDB 104 A 105 106.

SAR Class 15F with 23 tender 'Tamaryn' with ex Industrial Class A.

Cape Town. SAR Class 15F with group of men posing.

SAR Class 15F No 2919, built by Henschel & Sohn No 23932-24506 in 1938. Engine fitted with steam brakes.

SAR Class GB No 2166. (1st order)

SAR Class GB (1st order) No 1650 later renumbered No 2166, built by Beyer Peacock & Co in 1921. First 3'-6" gauge Garratt in service on SAR.

Display of Live Steam 5" gauge SAR Class 16DA built by Bill Schutz of Cape Town at the Railway Museum.

April 1969. SAR Class 16E No 855 "Vrystaat".

Two SAR Class 16E's with billowing smoke.

Kimberley. SAR Class 25 'Matjiesfontein' leaving for De Aar on the left ; SAR Class 16E No 858 'De Aar' leaving for Bloemfontein on the right.

SAR Class 4A No 1555 built by North British Loco Co in 1912.

SAR Class 5A No 721.

SAR Class 15C No 2060 'Big Bill' built by Baldwin Loco Works in 1925, later SAR Class 15CB No 2060.

SAR Class 15CA.

1945. SAR Class GEA No 4002 built by Beyer Peacock & Co.

SAR Class 14 No 1707.

SAR Class 14B No 1759.

SAR Class 14B.

SAR Class 14.

SAR Class 14B.

May 1970. SAR Class GCA No 2192. Driver in cabin.

SAR Class GCA No 2620 ( 2nd order) built by Fried Krupp AG in 1928.

CSAR Class Mallet No 1001 built by the American Locomotive Co in 1910, later SAR Class MD No 1617.

SAR Class MJI No 1669.

SAR Class S No 364.

Johannesburg. NZASM 14 Tonner plinthed at Park Station.

SAR Class MF Mallet.

Barberton, 12 May 1971. SAR Class 6 No 538. Crowd watching.

SAR Class NG/G13 No 60.

1859. Drawing of locomotive for the Cape Town Railway and Dock Company No 1-8 built by R & W Hawthorn & Co for 4'-8 1/2" gauge.

SAR Class 5B.

SAR Class 5B No 725.

Bowkers Park. CGR train on temporary bridge.

SAR Class 15F hauling a petrol train.

McFarlane, 1895. Train hauled by Cape 1st Class 1879 at small station building. (EH Short)

Pokwani, 1895. Stacked rails in the foreground with train hauled by Cape 1st Class in the distance. (EH Short)

Sterkstroom, 1895. Cape 4th Class Neilsons (rare) at small station building. (EH Short)

Fort Jackson, 1895. Train hauled by Cape 7th Class No 351, later SAR Class 7 in station with railway staff and two small children on station platform. (EH Short)

Lonetree Loop, 1895. Train hauled by Cape 7th Class No 351, later SAR Class 7 in the distance on crossing loop. (EH Short)

Invani, 1895. Train hauled by Cape 7th Class at water tank and station building. (EH Short)

Chiselhurst, 1895. Cape 7th Class No 351 on train approaching station building. (EH Short)

Potfontein, 1895. Cape 3rd Class Dubs locomotive at water tank. (EH Short)

Yellowwoods, 1895.Cape 3rd Class 'Four-coupled Joys' at small station building. (EH Short)

Nelspoort, 1895. Train with Cape 6th Class locomotive in station. (EH Short)

Artois Mill, 1895. Cape 6th Class locomotive at station building in the distance. (EH Short)

Blood River (later Ketting), 1895. CGR 4th Class 'Converted Joys' with train on Blood River Bridge with seven spans on steel piers. (EH Short)

Taung, 1895. Cape 3rd Class Dubs locomotive with train at station. (EH Short)

De Aar. SAR Class 25NC in yard and workshop.

Oudedag, 1895. Cape 4th Class Neilson with Joy's with train in station. (EH Short)

Nelspruit, 1960. SAR Class GF with four medal-winning locomotive drivers.

Waterval-Boven. NZASM 46 Tonner No 117 'Johann Bax' at railway station.

Durban, 26 June 1860. Opening of the Durban - Point railway line. The locomotive named "Natal" was built by Carrett Marshall & Co, 1860.

SAR Class H2 No 317 converted from NGR Reid Tenwheeler No 243.

SAR Class ES No 96 shunting locomotive, reconstructed from a SAR Class 1E.

Germiston, circa 1920. Locomotive depot staff at SAR Class 16D.

Cape Town, Wednesday 30 August 1972, 12 noon. SAR Class 5E1 departing with last old Blue Train under the control of Driver IDJ van der Merwe and Assistant Brandt.

10 June 1972. SAR Class 16R No 805 Minister Ben Schoeman's locomotive) hauling RSSA Special.

Cape Town. Built for Table Bay Harbour Board by Flechter, Jennings No 128 of 1874, and used of the 7'-0" gauge on the construction of Table Bay Harbour.

SAR Class 19D

1910. Decorated CSAR Class 8L-1 No 438 'J.Chamberlain', later SAR Class 8A No 1129 during the Duke of Connaught's tour of South Africa.

Victoria Falls &Transvaal Power Co (later Electricity Supply Commission) No 2 'Hunslet'.

SAR Class 25NC converted from condensing to non-condensing.

Greyville. SAR Class H2 No 329 converted from NGR Tenwheeler No 194.

Oudtshoorn. SAR Class 7AS No 1009.

Bloemfontein, 5 June 1973. SAR Class 15E No 2878.

Durban, 1860. The first train to run between Durban and the Point.

Otjiwarongo. Station staff at station with narrow gauge SAR Class NG5.

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.

Usakos. SAR narrow gauge ex GSWA Class Hb, tanks removed and tender added.

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.

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

Winburg. SAR Class 8D No 1196 superheated with outside admission piston valves at station.

1906. 'Clyde' Hudswell Clarke No 761 of 1906 to 3'-0" gauge and delivered to a customer in Glasgow, however it is similar to Hudswell Clarke No 686 of 1903 delivered to Cape of Good Hope Public Works Department No 1.