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Photograph of LNWR engine No. 531, 'Lady of the Lake' |
| Date | During or after February1862 |
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Original publication: Unknown |
| Author | Unknown author |
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English: ‘Lady of the Lake’ showing the bronze medal plaque above the number, a webb chimney and safety valve, but no brakes on the engine. The 1800 gallon Ramsbottom tender has grease axle boxes.
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