Hi
I joined the forum after several years of break.
Last month I took this picture in Baltimore. Can anybody help me with the explanation of these things on the #1309.
Thank you!
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When I attempted to view the photo I got a screen with German language requiring registration. There are other websites (Railpictures.net I believe is one) where people can view posted photos without having to register.
If the photo cannot be posted to such a site, perhaps "Krokodil" could dsecribe the parts of the locomotive of interest to him. I do know that C&O #1309 is a true Mallet 2-6-6-2. It is Class H-6 and was the last of ten such locomotives built in 1949 by Baldwin in Philadelphia. They were the last steam locos built for C&O and the last steam locos built by Baldwin for a US railroad.
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