Steaming Under the Southern Cross 2009
 

Now that the dust has settled here are some more photos from Jondaryans Steaming under the Southern Cross
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Superb, you've got some great engines over there. Any idea how old the green Fowler aggy is, looks early 1890s.

Nice Allchins too, were they quite popular in Oz?

The Fowler is 1892 it came up to the event from Victoria, Allchins were very popular in Queensland their agent Smellieand co Brisbane did a good job it appears.

Were there any Garrett portables there

Stephen

No unforunatly mostly Robey's and Marshalls with a Case, Richard Hornsby and 2 Claytons

Love the low loader outfit in the first pic, wouldn't like to drive that down my street! Lee

I do like the Mann Wagon.That looks like a very nice job who eva did it.Great pics. Garry

Looks like a Ruston Proctor SHA class traction engine in the line up. Does anyone know the identity of this engine?
Thanks.