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LONDONDERRY AND LOUGH SWILLY RAILWAY |
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| No 10 | Third | 32' | Sq panel | 6 wheel | £14 00 |
| No 25 | Brake Third 2 comp | 35'9 | Rnd Panel | Bogie 4'6" | £18 00 |
| No 34 | Brake Third 3 comp | 35'9 | Rnd Panel | Bogie 4'6" | £18 00 |
| No 31 | Composite | 35'9 | Rnd Panel | Bogie 4'6" | £18 00 |
| No 23 | Third | 35'9 | Rnd Panel | Bogie 4'6" | £18 00 |
| No.1/4 | Brake | 18' | Panelled | 4 wheel | £15 00 |
| Hudswell Clarke 4-6-2 Tank Locomotive (Body and Chassis etching only) |
New £60 00 | ||||
| No 5 | Hudswell Clarke 4-8-4 Tank Locomotive (Body and Chassis etching only) |
£60 00 | |||
| No 10 | Kerr Stuart 4-6-2 Tank Locomotive (Body and Chassis etching only) |
£60 00 | |||
| The standard gauge Londonderry & Lough Swilly Railway ran from Derry to Buncrana in Co Donegal. It opened in 1863, but was later converted to three foot narrow gauge when a similar line branching off from it was opened from near Burnfoot to Letterkenny. Much later the lines were extended from Letterkenny to Burtonport and from Buncrana to Carndonagh. | |||||