SL Steam Locomotive - KT4 C55 Kito Line Engine No. 57 Full View Currently taking on water
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1973 c55
1973 c55

SL Steam Locomotive - KT4 C55 Kito Line Engine No. 57 Full View Currently taking on water

16.50 $
Description
1973 C55 57 Kito Line Full View of Engine No. 57 Taking on Water

[C55 57 History]
March 1937: Newly built by Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Hyogo. Assigned to Hiroshima Bureau, stationed in Ogori Ward.
February 1938: Ogori Ward → Hiroshima Ward → Itosaki Ward → Tosu Ward → Daibun Ward → Osato Ward → Moji Ward
June 1945: Moji Ward → Daibun Ward
August 1955: Kokura Factory. Installed Moji (Kokura Factory style) deflector.
October 1960: Oita Depot → Wakamatsu Ward
March 1972: Wakamatsu Ward → Yoshimatsu Ward
July 1972: Publicly displayed at Kagoshima Ward Locomotive Shed in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of railways.
July 1972: 100th Anniversary of Railways SL Triple Traction, round trip between Kagoshima and Miyakonojo.
April 1974: Yoshimatsu Ward → Kagoshima Ward
March 1975: Pulled the Sayonara Train for the electrification of the Nippo Main Line, Kagoshima-Miyazaki.
March 1975: Scrapped (Kagoshima Ward). One of the last SLs registered in Kagoshima Ward and Kagoshima Bureau jurisdiction.

A4 size photo in a photo frame.
Height: 23.0 cm, Width: 31.5 cm. Wall-mounted / Stand type.
Self-taken work.

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Category
Art Of Art
Condition
New/unused
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