R30367 Class J52 BR Early Class 0-6-0ST 68873 Steam Locomotive GWR-Livery with shut-close clasps for secure

with shut-close clasps for secure storage

Modern cement is made in special plants consisting of several buildings

with steam coming to an end on BR

Mendip Rail and Amey Roadstone Construction

Width: 297mm

R30367 Class J52 BR Early Class 0-6-0ST 68873 Steam Locomotive GWR-Livery with shut-close clasps for secureThe Great Northern Railway introduced its J13 Class in 1897 as a development of the J14 0 6 0ST designed by Patrick Stirling which dated back to its introduction in 1892. The new locomotives were overseen by Stirlings successor, Henry Ivatt and differed in having a domed boiler of greater diameter. A total of 85 were built between 1897 and 1909 at the GNRs Doncaster Works and private contractors Robert Stephenson & Co (10 examples) and Sharp, Stewart