LSWR Saxon-class no. 126 “Dane”
British 2-4-0 locomotive (1855–1883)
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Summary
LSWR Saxon-class no. 126 “Dane” is a tender locomotive[1].
Key Facts
- LSWR Saxon-class no. 126 “Dane” is in the country of United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland[2].
- LSWR Saxon-class no. 126 “Dane”'s instance of is recorded as tender locomotive[3].
- LSWR Saxon-class no. 126 “Dane”'s operator is recorded as London and South Western Railway[4].
- Danes is named after LSWR Saxon-class no. 126 “Dane”[5].
- LSWR Saxon-class no. 126 “Dane”'s manufacturer is recorded as Nine Elms Locomotive Works[6].
- LSWR Saxon-class no. 126 “Dane”'s part of is recorded as LSWR Saxon class[7].
- LSWR Saxon-class no. 126 “Dane”'s country of origin is recorded as United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland[8].
- LSWR Saxon-class no. 126 “Dane”'s service entry is recorded as +1855-05-00T00:00:00Z[9].
- LSWR Saxon-class no. 126 “Dane”'s service retirement is recorded as +1883-09-00T00:00:00Z[10].
- LSWR Saxon-class no. 126 “Dane”'s track gauge is recorded as standard-gauge railway[11].
- LSWR Saxon-class no. 126 “Dane”'s number of cylinders is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+2'}[12].
- LSWR Saxon-class no. 126 “Dane”'s name is recorded as Dane[13].
- LSWR Saxon-class no. 126 “Dane”'s serial number is recorded as 47[14].
- LSWR Saxon-class no. 126 “Dane”'s fleet or registration number is recorded as 126[15].
- LSWR Saxon-class no. 126 “Dane”'s wheel arrangement is recorded as 2-4-0[16].
- LSWR Saxon-class no. 126 “Dane”'s state of use is recorded as demolished or destroyed[17].