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Click any photo for larger image. Rail Cranes
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Very few of the thousands of Cole rail cranes remain. A few are being restored by rail preservation societies, others are just wrecks in abandoned sidings scattered across the world, most were scrapped. The few images I have found are below. Some are positive identifications others are a best guess from details in specification leaflets. If anyone has any other images or had better identity any of these, please contact, all information is gratefully received. For a more complete list of Coles rail crane types see the rail list. SELECT HERE Click on any image for more details. |
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