File:SAR Class 34-500 34-516.JPG
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English: South African Class 34-500 (aka 34-400 ex Iscor) 34-516 Builder's Number: GE 35276 Type: GE U26C Location: Saldanha, Western Cape Renumbering: Originally owned by Iscor and renumbered from Iscor 16D upon transfer to the South African Railways. |
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| Author | Col André Kritzinger |
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