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Square Off! Cockerill has proven that steam engines can be perfectly square.

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Square Off! Cockerill has proven that steam engines can be perfectly square. On 10 September 2016 MBS-2 (from Haaksbergen in the very east of the Netherlands) was guest with the Zeeland-based SGB (in the extreme South-West of the Netherlands) and shows herself at Goes restored back to her last commercial revenue-earning guise of the Sas van Gent Zuid-Chemie.

Square Off! Cockerill has proven that steam engines can be perfectly square. On 10 September 2016 MBS-2 (from Haaksbergen in the very east of the Netherlands) was guest with the Zeeland-based SGB (in the extreme South-West of the Netherlands) and shows herself at Goes restored back to her last commercial revenue-earning guise of the Sas van Gent Zuid-Chemie.

Leonardus Schrijvers 07.03.2021, 552 Views, 0 Comments

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