Manila Railroad 160 class

The Manila Railroad 160 class, introduced in 1914, comprised four 2-6-0+0-6-2 Double Mogul-type locomotives manufactured by Kitson-Meyer. This class represented the sole type of articulated locomotive utilized by the Manila Railway/Railroad Company, the forerunners of the Philippine National Railways. Initially designed for mixed traffic operations on the Antipolo line, the locomotives were reassigned to the South Main Line following the line's closure in 1917, where they operated in Lucena, Quezon, and Pagsanjan, Laguna. All units were retired in 1925, shortly after the introduction of their successors, the Manila Railroad 200 class.
== 161 and 163 ==
The picture you see on the infobox is number 161 the first one to be made you can see the original photo here
163 also has a picture. A Copyrighted Photo that can be found on Flickr
== External Links ==
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:MRR_Kitson_Meyer.png
Category:Steam locomotives