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LNER Class A4

class of 35 streamlined three-cylinder 4-6-2 steam locomotives

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2′C1′ h3 locomotives 4-6-2 locomotives East Coast Main Line Land speed record rail vehicles LNER Class A4 locomotives London and North Eastern Railway locomotives Passenger locomotives in the United Kingdom Railway locomotives introduced in 1935 Standard-gauge steam locomotives of Great Britain Streamlined steam locomotives

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