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Great Western Railway. A broad-gauge passenger train amid countryside, c. 1890; it may be the last such train to leave Paddington in 1892. There are two standard-gauge lines to the left, and two broad-gauge lines to the right, which have a third rail, to enable them to be used by standard-gauge trains. 1890-1899: copy of an older photograph

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