Furness Railway locos etc

45 photos of Nos 3 ('Coppernob'), 20 and 25, plus Lake Windermere steamer Tern and the only surviving FR wagon.

Furness Rly 0-4-0 No 3 ('Copperknob'), National Railway Museum, York, 2 October 1976. Built in 1846 by Bury, Curtis & Kennedy of Liverpool. Nick-named 'Coppernob' on account of its prominent copper-clad firebox. Withdrawn in 1900 and preserved by the FR. Previously on display in the Clapham museum. Photo by Les Tindall.

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Furness Rly 0-4-0 No 3 ('Copperknob'), National Railway Museum, York, 2 October 1976. Built in 1846 by Bury, Curtis & Kennedy of Liverpool. Nick-named 'Coppernob' on account of its prominent copper-clad firebox. Withdrawn in 1900 and preserved by the FR. Previously on display in the Clapham museum. Photo by Les Tindall.