13503-043 O Gauge Town and Country - New Imperial 1914 Light Tourist and Rider Class-37 The last was withdrawn in

The last was withdrawn in 1940 but the LMS saved pioneer No

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The rebuild program lasted until 1988 and ushered in the plain CP Rail red scheme

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The Mad Hornet's spinning propeller and moving tail rudder and wing flaps working in tandem are plenty cool

13503-043 O Gauge Town and Country - New Imperial 1914 Light Tourist and Rider Class-37 The last was withdrawn inMan checking motorbike, with an oil can and a bag. New Imperial 1914 Light Tourist. 293cc, two speed hand change, no clutch, no kickstart, belt drive (spare belt carried on the back), acetylene lights, wicker basket on rear. Very similar to many other makes of motorcycles pre WW1, often with the same JA Prestwich (JAP) engine. In use up to 1919 20 when kick starts and chain drives became more prevalent. Andy Dean of the New Imperial Owners Association