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{{Short description|Class of Australian 4-4-0 locomotives}} ...he 1902 D^D class and the 1908 <math>\mathrm{D^D_E}</math> steam locomotives|Victorian Railways Dd class}} ...

...xon VIII V 1|Class VIII&nbsp;V₁]] express engines. As passenger locomotives the VIII&nbsp;V₂ were given smaller coupled wheelsets, however. Between 1896 and 1902 118 locomotives were placed in service by the Royal Saxon State Railways. As well as their ...

...he 1902 D^D class and the 1908 <math>\mathrm{D^D_E}</math> steam locomotives|Victorian Railways Dd class}} ...st1=N.| last2=Buckland| first2=J.| last3=Beardsell| first3=D.| title=Steam Locomotives of the Victorian Railways - Volume 1 The First Fifty Years| publisher=ARHS| ...

...the [[Deutsche Reichsbahn (1920–1945)|Deutsche Reichsbahn]] regrouped the locomotives 25 into their '''DRG Class 53.6–7'''. The Class V V locomotives were a development of a predecessor design, the [[Saxon V|Class V]]. A new ...

{{Short description|Locomotives of Victoria, Australia}} ...25 May 1972<ref name=victorianrailwaysJ>{{cite web | title = J class steam locomotives | url = http://www.victorianrailways.net/motive%20power/jsteam.html |publis ...

{{Short description|Class of Hungarian Mallet-type locomotives}} ...way Engineering Past}}</ref> they were the largest and most powerful steam locomotives built in Europe before and during World War I.<ref>(Béla Czére, Ákos Vaszkó ...