The NCB Fryston Colliery is a quintessential industrial gem, boasting a rich history that dates back to the late 19th century. Built in 1889 by the National Coal Board, this locomotive was one of many iconic designs produced during its heyday.
One of only six 0-6-0T locos built for this purpose, "Fryston No. 2" is a rare gem among modern railway collectibles. Its sleek, streamlined body and powerful steam engine make it a marvel of engineering from the era.
In pristine condition, this locomotive boasts vibrant blue paintwork and intricate details that reveal its rich heritage. The original numbers plate, photo #F1307, provides further insight into its origins.
Measuring approximately 35 inches in length, "Fryston No. 2" is a testament to the ingenuity of the NCB's engineering teams. Whether displayed proudly in a museum or cherished by railway enthusiasts, this locomotive remains an important piece of industrial history.