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