Title: WAGR Q class (1895)
Content:  The numbers and periods in service of each member of the Q class were as follows:
Title: WAGR Q class (1895)
Content:  The Q class designation was reused for the Q class locomotives that were introduced in 1931. It was reused in the 1990s when the Westrail Q class diesel locomotives entered service.
Title: WAGR Q class
Content:  The Q class designation was previously used for the Q class locomotives that were withdrawn in 1925. It was reused in the 1990s when the Westrail Q class diesel locomotives entered service.
Title: WAGR E class
Content:  rebuilt with superheated boilers and reclassified as the Es class. The E and Es class revolutionised the long-distance travel between Perth and Kalgoolie. They were later replaced on this service by the P class in 1924. In 1934, 336 and 346 underwent a weight reduction programme to allow them to operate on lightly laid lines. They were reclassified as the Ea class, being converted back in 1939. In 1945 the chassis, cylinders and wheels of eight Es class were used in the building of the Dm class. The last was withdrawn in October 1963. Es308 has been preserved at the Western Australian Rail Transport Museum.
Title: South African Class 7E3, Series 2
Content:  By October 2007 all these locomotives were fully upgraded and standardised in respect of their rheostat flat topping and EPROM software. Since, apart from the single cab Class 7E4 conversions, they were once again all identical, those which had been reclassified to Classes 7E5 and 7E6 reverted to their original Class 7E3 classifications. Although numbers E7277 to E7300 are all officially Class 7E3, Series 2 once again, many of them still bore markings for several years to identify them as either Class 7E5 or Class 7E6. The single-cab no. E7276, however, remains classified as Class 7E4.
Title: SECR L class
Content:  The Beyer Peacock locomotives were numbered were 760-771, and those from Borsig 772-781. All passed to the Southern Railway (SR) in 1923, and initially an "A" prefix was added to the SECR numbers; later the engines were renumbered 1760-1781. All passed to British Railways (BR) in 1948 and BR numbered them 31760-31781. 
Title: WAGR P and Pr classes
Content:  The numbers and periods in service of each member of the P class were as follows:
Title: SECR P class
Content: No. 27, Known as "Primrose" for 18 months during early years in preservation, on the Bluebell Railway ; No. 178, Known in industrial service, with Bowaters of Sittingbourne, Kent, as 'Pioneer II', on the Bluebell Railway ; No. 323, "Bluebell", on the Bluebell Railway ; No. 753, (known in industrial service as 'Pride of Sussex') on the Kent & East Sussex Railway  Half of the class have been preserved: 
Title: WAGR Q class (1895)
Content:  In April 1896, the WAGR placed an order with R&W Hawthorn Leslie & Co for four 4-6-2T locomotives. Meanwhile, the builder had two very similar locomotives that had been built in 1895 for the Portos e Caminhos de Ferro de Moçambique, Mozambique as part of a cancelled order. A deal was done in May 1896 for the WAGR to purchase them and they entered service in August 1896. The other four entered service in 1896/97. The 1895 built locomotives had different shaped cab windows and side tanks. They were employed as shunters at Fremantle and Midland. In 1905, Q140 was rebuilt with a new boiler and converted to 4-6-4T configuration with water and coal capacity increased to make it suitable to operate on the Upper Darling Range Railway, Q141-Q143 followed in 1909. They were reclassified as the Qa class. They operated branch line services on the Mundaring, Mundaring Weir, Pinjarra-Holyoake and Upper Darling Range lines as well as on the Eastern Railway to Northam and South Western Railway to Bunbury. All were withdrawn in 1924/25.
Title: WAGR Q class (1895)
Content:  The WAGR Q class was a six-member class of 4-6-2T tank engine steam locomotives operated by the Western Australian Government Railways (WAGR) between 1896 and 1925.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": PQ2672.E25 Q37 1995 is the Library of Congress Classification of "A Severed Wasp".
Answer: False