Built 01/1917 - Std gauge - 47 tons - 2 trucks 130d - >MORE<
Top photo was taken in 1948 near Point Richmond California. It is courtesy of the Marc Reusser collection
Built 05/1896 ~ Std. gauge ~ 45 tons ~ 2 trucks 130d
The locomotive, owned by the Port Blakely Mill Co., operated near Kamilche, Washington. The locomotive was named "Maggie"
The photo is from the Washington State Archives ~ John T. Labbe Collection ~ ID = AR255-114-0-1_L-1371
Built 09-1906 ~ Std gauge ~ 28 tons ~ 2 trucks
The locomotive operated near Tenion, Washington
The photo is from the Washington State Archives ~ John T. Labbe Collection ~ ID = AR255-114-0-1_L-2614
Built 05/1918 - Std gauge - 36 tons - 2 trucks 130d
Photo from H. Hansen collection
Built 09/1898 - 36" gauge - 25 tons - 2 trucks
The locomotive operated near Pochahontas,
Pennsylvania
The image is part of the James B. Bane collection.
Built 06-1912 - Std gauge - 78 tons - 3 trucks 130d
The locomotive was named "P. T. Lynch"
Built 1922 - Std gauge - 22 tons - 2 trucks
The company's operations were near West Jefferson, North Carolina 130d
Photo courtesy of the Marc Reusser collection.
Built 01-1917 ~ Std gauge ~ 47 tons ~ 2 trucks 130d
The locomotive operated near the company's Wabuska, Nevada location.
Built 1909 ~ Std. gauge ~ 23 tons ~ 2 trucks 130d
The locomotive, owned by the Three States Lumber Co., operated near Burdette, Arkansas.
Due to the placement of the saddle tank above the boiler, a square sand box added just below and on either side of the front portion of the smokebox replaced the typical Heisler boiler mounted round sand dome.
The photo is from the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania ~ General Negative Collection ~ Negative #02286
Built 1916 ~ Std. gauge ~ 40 tons ~ 2 trucks 130d
The locomotive, owned by the Three States Lumber Co., operated near Burdette, Arkansas.
Due to the placement of the saddle tank above the boiler, a square sand box added just below and on either side of the front portion of the smokebox replaced the typical Heisler boiler mounted round sand dome.
The photo is from the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania ~ General Negative Collection ~ Negative #02287
Built 1907 - Std gauge - 28 tons - 2 trucks
The locomotive, owned by the Frisco Lumber Co., operated near Bokhoma,
Oklahoma
The photo is part of the Terry Passmore
collection. Note the discrepancy between the 1906 date on
the photo and the 1907 build date.
Built 03/1916 ~ Std gauge ~ 63 tons ~ 2 trucks 130d
Photo credits:
> top ~ Curtis Irish collection.
Taken in March, 1924.
> bottom ~ The photo is from the Washington State Archives ~ John T.
Labbe Collection ~ ID = AR255-114-0-1_L-1298
Built 02/1898 - 36" gauge - 25 tons - 2 trucks
The locomotive, named "Marion", was owned by
the Pacific Coast Borax Co.. It operated near Daggett,
California
The photo is from Wikipedia.org
Built 01/1899 - 36" gauge - 35 tons - 2 trucks
The locomotive, named "Francis", was owned by the Pacific Coast Borax Co.. It operated near Daggett, California
This and a 2nd Heisler were used by the company to
haul borax out of the Mojave Desert. They replaced the famous
"Twenty-Mule Teams" previously used for the same purpose.
Lower photo is of #2 on a trestle near Borate.
The photos were published in
Railroads of Nevada and Eastern California, Vol. 2
Built 1929 ~ Std gauge ~ 90 tons ~ 3 trucks
The locomotive operated near New Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
The photo is from the Tim Martin Collection via Casshews (Facebook group)
Built 09-1910 ~ Std gauge ~ 42 tons ~ 2 trucks
Photo credits:
~ Upper : Regional Historical Collection at the East Oregon University ~ ID = 2010.15.00465
~ Lower : James B. Bane collection
Built 1903 ~ Std gauge ~ ?? tons ~ 2 trucks
The photos were taken near
Maxville, Oregon in 1923 & 1924
The photos are from the Regional Historical Collection at the
East Oregon University with the following IDs in order from top to
bottom:
1 - ID = 2010.15.00464
2 - ID = 2010.15.00463
3 - ID = 2010.15.00198
4 - ID = 2010.15.00466
Built 1926 - Std. gauge - 70 tons - 3 trucks 130d
Photo credits:
~ E. S. Shipp collection from Logging Railroads of the Lincoln National Forest, New Mexico
~ Historical Society of New Mexico, Inc.
Built 1908 - Std. gauge - 37 tons - 2 trucks 130d
Note the two small sand boxes forward of and below the smoke box. The saddle water tank prevented a typical sand dome installation.
Source: Logging Railroads of Alabama || Walter Casler collection
Built 06-1906 ~ Std gauge ~ 22 tons ~ 2 trucks
The photo is from the Washington State Archives ~ John T. Labbe Collection ~ ID = AR255-114-0-1_L-2321
Built 02/1929 - Std. gauge - 42 tons - 2 trucks 130d
Provided courtesy of Brian Fritz - Copyright © 1999
Built 1919 ~ Std gauge ~ 26 tons - 2 trucks
The locomotive operated near Proctor, Arkansas
The photo is from the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania ~ General Negative Collection ~ Negative #02886
Built 1910 - 36" gauge - 18 tons - 2 trucks 130d
The locomotive operated on the company's Shubuta Valley Railroad
Photo credit: Shauble collection @ America's Age of Steam
We are unable locate any facts on this locomotive or its parent company that would confirm the information (noted above) that came with the photo.
Built 10/1922 - Std gauge - 63 tons - 2 trucks
The locomotive operated near Eagle Gorge, Washington
The lower photo is from the Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad Collection.
Built 1907 ~ Std gauge ~ 52 tons ~ 2 trucks 130d
The locomotive operated near the company's Bunker, Missouri location.
Photo credits:
> top ~ Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania ~ General Negative Collection ~ Negative #03104
> middle ~ The "Hilterbrand Gallery" within webbdeiss.org
Built 08/1906 ~ Std gauge ~ 28 tons ~ 2 trucks 130d
The locomotive operated near the company's Bow, Washington location.
Image credit: American Lumberman ~ page 69 ~ November 22, 1919