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Model of PWD steam locomotive No.1

The Neil R Cram collection of model trains is a unique and extraordinary assemblage in HO scale representing all the locomotives and rolling stock of the New South Wales Government Railways in miniature. Commencing in 1963, the collection was devised and meticulously put together by its former owner as a source of enjoyment and reference to be shared and made accessible to the general public. It was with this in mind that Mr Cram, a former solicitor and keen railway historian, generously …

Summary

Object No.

2016/9/148

Object Statement

Model PWD No.1 goods steam locomotive, HO scale, plastic / metal, made by Paul Berntsen, used by Neil R Cram, Australia, 2000

Physical Description

A detailed model of Public Works Department (PWD) goods type steam locomotive No.1 featuring 2-6-0 wheel arrangement, black livery, red buffer beams, side rods and hand rails grey.

Short URL

https://ma.as/516952

Source

Credit Line

Donated through the Australian Government's Cultural Gifts Program by Neil R Cram, 2012

Acquisition Date

21 February 2016

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