File:Dandy Cart (6683821221).jpg
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| Description | Not a steam powered locomotive but a horse powered one! The Dandy Cart was the predecessor of steam locomotives on coal-hauling wagonways and tramways. Poor horse - I'm sure in real life they didn't look like the thoroughbred dummy above! The Cart illustrated dates from 1829. It is at the National Railway Museum York, 09/10. | |||||||||||||
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