Picryl Climax Pics

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Smith Glover & Duncan Miffienburg, Pennsylvania Climax No. 81. This engine was the first Class B engine, Build No. 81. It was not very a very successful design as it was too complicated.

 

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William Langley & Son, Langley Vale, NSW. This is unknown Climax No. x138, built in 1912. Strange that they scrapped this engine as late as 1971.

 

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Another view of William Langley & Son Climax #2. This is unknown Climax No. x138.

 

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Another View of Columbia & Nehalem Valley Railroad No. 1, Columbia City, OR. This is Builder No. 239
Original Collection: Gerald W. Williams Collection. Crib bridge works is across McBride Creek.

 

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Climax locomotive with crew out of Snohomish County, Washington. Build Number unknown.

Photo from the Lee Pickett Collection

 

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Advertisement of Pacific Coast Branch of Climax

 

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Forks Logging Company No. 2 out of Monroe Washington. This is Climax Build No. 734
(Darius Kinsey Collection)

 

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Beebe River Railroad No. 6, Woodstock, NH. Climax Build Number 1603 now on the White Mountain Central RR
This picture is from a postcard and is public domain

 

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Three-truck Climax locomotive lettered on the side with Blakely RR, Stimson Logging Company, Marysville, ca 1917. Climax Build Number 1365
Original picture by Kinsey.

 

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Grays Bay Logging Co. Climax #3 near Oneida, Washington. This is Builder Number 548
Picture is Public Domain originally sourced by Gifford & Prentiss, Portland, Oregon in 1919

 

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A Climax Class A credited as a Clemons Logging Company locomotive is shown pulling a train out of Melborne, Washington. Builder No. is unknown. Credited as a Kinsey Photo.

 

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Climax locomotive 898 hauling logs in the bush near Ohakune, in 1909. Photograph taken by Albert Percy Godber.

 

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Snohomish Washington Climax hauling logs. Unknown Builder Number

 

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Just a day in the sun in 1940. Climax at Collins Siding, Walhalla narrow gauge line in Victoria. Notice it is watering up before another run with its hose in the water off a small bridge This engine is an earlier view of Builder Number 1694, now operating on the Puffing Billy line.

 

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Unknown Climax Photo

 

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Capilano Timber Co. #2 in British Columbia in 1918. Climax Build No. 1487