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Return To Gallery Menu   Coupler Linkage Between 1338 and 1340 In August 2015, a business trip created an opportunity to do some railfanning in England. This shot is from the Didcot Railway Museum. The museum has a large collection of vintage British steam. I found the linkage system between engines interesting. Far different than what we are use to in the US today. This shot focuses more on the bumpers between cars. I like this system, and it seems is would have the capacity to handle higher speed impacts.   Location: Didcot, England Date: 8/16/2015 Source: -David Lamb Personal Collection  | (http://www.dlamb15.com/wo/) Photo ID: 2466 Categories: Railfanning In England, 2015 |  British Railroads |

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