PTR 0-8-2T

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andrewnummelin
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PTR 0-8-2T

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An expensive way to get a copy of a lovely drawing:
https://www.gettyimages.com.au/detail/n ... o/90747154
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Rhobat Bryn
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Is your birthday coming up soon?

On a more serious note, were there any major differences between this and the Barry Class H?
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The short answer is to see RCTS Locos of the GWR Part 10, page K246. As you will see there were numerous smallish differences, but one not mentioned and very obvious is the shape of the frames on the front running plate; convex c.f. concave.
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A couple of pictures of PTR No.18 and as GWR 1359.
Port Talbot Railway No.18.jpg
email Port Talbot 1359.jpg
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