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SAR T Class, no. 180, 4-8-0 goods locomotive, class leader, Islington Workshops, SA, 1903.
SAR T Class, no. 203, freshly painted in Royal Train livery, unidentified location, October 1934.

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SAR T Class, number illegible, hauling a water gin and goods, Mount Gambier Line, [1950]

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Information1067mm Gauge, hauling goods train on the Mount Gambier line prior to its conversion to 1600mm Gauge Last edited by: Sue Paton

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Sir Chook: SAR T Class number unknown

Subject4-8-0 Last edited by: Peter Sharpe

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T ClassSouth Australian RailwaysRailroads - South AustraliaTrainsMount Gambier (S.A.)Date[1950] Last edited by: Sue Paton

Sourcehttps://www.flickr.com/photos/uon/8111094051/

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Collection Australian Railway Historical Society (ARHS)Geotag^[1]Mt Gambier SA Last edited by: Sue Paton

Also seeSAR T Class, no. 180, 4-8-0 goods locomotive, class leader, Islington Workshops, SA, 1903. Last edited by: Peter Sharpe

SAR T Class, no. 203, freshly painted in Royal Train livery, unidentified location, October 1934. Last edited by: Peter Sharpe

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