File:N110booster.jpg

Official VR photograph of N class locomotive No. N 110, after fitting of booster engine (in 1927) and Modified Front End (in 1936), but before removal of booster in 1945 and later renumbering to N 400 in 1950. Note steam pipes to booster mounted on the rear trailing axle, smoke deflectors, and revised "flowerpot" funnel in place of original ornate cast iron funnel.

Digital copy reproduced with permission of Mark Bau.

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