For sale is the historic Valet of Reidol Railway, No. 7 at Devil's Bridge Station in County Cork, Ireland. Built by John Wilkinson in 1838, this steam-powered locomotive is a rare gem in Irish railway history.
Measuring 13 feet 6 inches in length and weighing over 14 tons, the Valet of Reidol is one of only three surviving examples of its kind. Originally designed for passenger service on the Dublin to Cork Railway, it was later used for excursion trains at Devil's Bridge Station.
This beautifully preserved locomotive boasts intricate details throughout, including hand-carved wooden panels and a cast iron wheel. Its striking black and white paint scheme is in remarkably good condition, considering its age.
The Valet of Reidol Railyway No. 7 is an exceptional piece of railway history that offers a unique opportunity to own a genuine example of 19th-century locomotive engineering. With careful restoration and maintenance, this remarkable vehicle could be converted into a working train or displayed as a valuable collector's item.
Due to its rarity and historical significance, the Valet of Reidol Railway No. 7 at Devil's Bridge Station must be sold to prevent its further deterioration.
