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Australian Railway History Magazine May 2020 Back Issue

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7 Reviews   •  English   •   Aviation & Transport (Rail)
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Our latest edition out now!
We hope that you are keeping healthy and well and keeping up with your reading material.

The May 2020 Edition includes:
• The Ravenswood Branch, Queensland
• Centenary of the Henty– Billabong (Rand) Branch, A line originally investigated to Daysdale
• Explorer Page: SOME OCCUPANTS OF RAILWAY TENTS IN THE 1950s

Cover: 3119T stands ready to depart Rand with a short goods. The engine was allocated to Temora from December 1954 to 1957 and Junee between 1960 and 1962. There is a possibility that the engine could have wandered to Rand while at Temora but more likely the date is some time during allocation to Junee. The S trucks seem to be carrying bags of grain, perhaps malt barley, oats or oil seeds. Note the square water tank behind the engine raising the possibility that the water supply Note the concrete letter D is missing. ARHSnsw RRC 404216
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Australian Railway History

May 2020 Our latest edition out now! We hope that you are keeping healthy and well and keeping up with your reading material. The May 2020 Edition includes: • The Ravenswood Branch, Queensland • Centenary of the Henty– Billabong (Rand) Branch, A line originally investigated to Daysdale • Explorer Page: SOME OCCUPANTS OF RAILWAY TENTS IN THE 1950s Cover: 3119T stands ready to depart Rand with a short goods. The engine was allocated to Temora from December 1954 to 1957 and Junee between 1960 and 1962. There is a possibility that the engine could have wandered to Rand while at Temora but more likely the date is some time during allocation to Junee. The S trucks seem to be carrying bags of grain, perhaps malt barley, oats or oil seeds. Note the square water tank behind the engine raising the possibility that the water supply Note the concrete letter D is missing. ARHSnsw RRC 404216


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Australian Railway History issue May 2020

Australian Railway History  |  May 2020  


Our latest edition out now!
We hope that you are keeping healthy and well and keeping up with your reading material.

The May 2020 Edition includes:
• The Ravenswood Branch, Queensland
• Centenary of the Henty– Billabong (Rand) Branch, A line originally investigated to Daysdale
• Explorer Page: SOME OCCUPANTS OF RAILWAY TENTS IN THE 1950s

Cover: 3119T stands ready to depart Rand with a short goods. The engine was allocated to Temora from December 1954 to 1957 and Junee between 1960 and 1962. There is a possibility that the engine could have wandered to Rand while at Temora but more likely the date is some time during allocation to Junee. The S trucks seem to be carrying bags of grain, perhaps malt barley, oats or oil seeds. Note the square water tank behind the engine raising the possibility that the water supply Note the concrete letter D is missing. ARHSnsw RRC 404216
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