Rare opportunity to own a piece of history The EAST KENT RAILWAY - 0-6-0s locomotive, NOS. 100 & 6 at Shepherdswell in 1936. This iconic steam engine is one of only two examples of the class still in existence and has been restored to its original glory.
Built by the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway in the early 20th century, this locomotive was originally designed for passenger services on the London to Dover route. At Shepherdswell in 1936, it played an important role in transporting goods between the port of Whitstable and other rural areas.
The EAST KENT RAILWAY - 0-6-0s locomotive is a rare and highly sought after piece of industrial heritage The original carriage numbers are still intact with intricate wooden panels on each side. The engine has been meticulously restored to its original condition, retaining many of its original details.
This is an exceptional opportunity to own a significant piece of railway history. Condition: excellent. Age: 1936. Measurements: 5'1" (152 cm) wheelbase. Weighs approximately 20 tons.
