No 5 (Circa 1917-25) |
The two examples pictured carry dates on their motors the one above is 1922 and one below is 1921 - they have double cab windows with flared boilers. The 5 was the cheapest clockwork available at the time, it had no brake.
This one is missing the spring but has a 1924 date on the motor plate. This one has a 1917 date on the motor. but it has cast wheels and had a drive rod. This would be like a No. 6 from that period
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