ORENSTEIN & KOPPEL 2 Ft Gauge 0-10-0 ‘Luttermoller’ Loco 10956
£35,000.00
2 Ft Gauge Steam Locomotive
A rare and very powerful loco with 10 driven wheels using special Luttermoller flexible geared drive on the leading and trailing wheels. In UK, in unrestored condition.
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