Davenport catalogues just specify the minimum gauge of the class
-- 20 inches in the case of these two.
The Cuyamel Fruit loco was 36" gauge and
went to Honduras. Note side doors for loading fuel.
Photo from Davenport Catalog courtesy of Vance Bass. Click
photo for a larger image.
US Cast Iron Pipe & Foundry Co. No 10 in
Pennsylvania (std gauge).
Photo from Davenport Catalog courtesy of Vance Bass. Click
photo for a larger image.
These are two Davenports built for Central America Construction Co.
Railroad location and gauge are unknown. Photos are from
the Davenport catalogue ca. 1920.
Photos courtesy of Vance Bass. Click either this photo or the
one above for a larger image.
