E class 2-4-2T
These were suburban passenger engines which were made obsolete as electrification of the Melbourne network proceeded.
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An E-class (2nd series) 2-4-2 type steam locomotive (built by Phoenix Foundry Co. Ballarat). Probably No.380.
Museums Victoria Collections collections.museumvictoria.com.au/items/795925
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E 446 -- M 264
"Phoenix Foundry - Ballarat, Victoria" built 2-4-2 tank type broad gauge steam locomotive, originally built for the Victorian Railways and later sold to the South Australian Railways.
comrails.com/sar_locos/r_b_…
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