Armoured Locomotives

In 1910, the Railway Operating Division began ordering armoured locomotives in order to use them in armoured trains in the case of a war. The locomotives varied in style depending on which manufacturer they were ordered from. Between 1910 and 1915 over 60 locomotives were built for the purpose of being mobile warships. After the war 25 (unused) locomotives were put up for sale as government surplus. 5 were scrapped and the rest were retained by the ROD.

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Hatt & Wheeler Company LTD	0-6-0	1019 / 1910		1
H. Cegielski – Poznań	0-6-2T	Unknown	"Odważny"	2	Destroyed after being hit by an Austro - Hungarian field gun, Later scrapped.
H. Cegielski – Poznań	0-6-2T	Unknown	"Królewna"	3	Armour Removed in 1919 after sale to ( ) renamed "Nicole", Preserved
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Aclesdon Engine Co.	0-4-0T	104 / 1915		65	Numbered 8 as it was used on the Rihaya Colony Railway system.
Aclesdon Engine Co.	0-4-0T	105 / 1915		66
Aclesdon Engine Co.	0-4-0T	106 / 1915		67