1340 Baseball T-Shirts

Look across the water, into the darkness. Look for the fog.

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Saddle Tank locomotive 1340 "Trojan" hard at work hauling a mixture of wagons. It was made at the Avonside Engine Co. in 1897, originally for work in the South Wales docks. Towards the end of its working life it was sold to a Midlands colliery. Having been restored it is now at the Didcot Rail Centre in Oxfordshire

Your Nightlight

Iconic motorcycle engine

Swedish style chopper

My FXS with patriotic stripes.

Treatment of a friends Dyna Bobber

Great Western Railway saddle tank 1340 Trojan at the Didcot Rail Centre, Oxfordshire. This locomotive was built by the Avonside Engine Company in 1897, largely seeing service in the South Wales docks. It was finally sold to a Midlands colliery before finishing its working life. It has now been fully restored by the Didcot Rail Centre and can be seen here on the traverser in front of the engine sheds building up a head of steam in preparation for shunting duties.

Evolution motorcycle engine

Iconic Motorcycle engine.

Trojan, Didcot, August 2021 "Trojan" is an 0-4-0 ST (Saddle Tank) locomotive, built in 1897 by the Avonside Engine Company of Bristol. She was originally operated by Messrs Dunn & Shute of Newport Town Dock and later by the Alexandra Docks Railway, also in Newport (South Wales). In 1923, the Alexandra Docks Railway was absorbed into the Great Western Railway and Trojan was allocated the number 1340. Withdrawn from service by the GWR in 1932, that certainly wasn't the end of the line for Trojan. She moved to the Netherseal colliery in Burton-on-Trent and then onto Alders of Tamworth in 1947, before arriving at Didcot in 1968. Several years of restoration followed, and the engine re-entered service in 2002 after a major boiler refit. Date:...

Late 70s vee twin motorcycle engine.

70's Motorcycle v twin engine.

Iconic motorcycle engine

Iconic motorcycle engine

Colourful rendering of my 74" shovel

Inspired by John Carpenter's 1980 classic 'The Fog', this horror movie T-Shirt is in reference to Stevie Wayne's lighthouse radio station KAB/1340, the sound of Antonio Bay.

Exploded diagram of 70s motorcycle engine