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National Railway Museum — Derby Register Indexes National Railway Museum | Derby Register Indexes Midland Railway Society Contents 1 Introduction 1 2 Locomotive Number Index 2 3 Tender Number Index 6 4 Carriage Number Index 6 5 Wagon Number Index 7 6 Ship Index 9 7 Vehicle Index 10 8 Name Index 11 9 Place Name Index 15 1 Introduction Haven't written this yet. 1 National Railway Museum 2 Locomotive Number Index A quick browse of the locomotive numbers in this index will Railways days. Engines from the Midland's joint lines are also in- show that not all the locomotives listed were Midland engines. This cluded in this list. In the future, this index may be split into several is mainly due to the entries in the Non-Wholeplate register which parts; one for each of the companies represented. dates from Midland times, through the LMS period and into British 1A, 854, 855 55, 6046, 6047, 6818, 6819 196, 9572 1, 2109, 2250, 8517, 8548, 10332, 12786, 56, 8466 197, 2043, 9581 12787 58, 2105 201A, 2035, 4316 3, 13005 59, 2249, 4307, 8458B, 8459A 202, 4296 3A, 860, 861, 6256, 6652, 6653 60, 7022, 10600{10602 203A, 2025 4, 12999 208, 6225, 8499 63, 856, 857, 873, 6257, 6258, 7533 5, 2008, 4326, 6249 210, 6217 64, 6018, 6019, 6266, 6267, 10531, 10532 8, 1976, 2107, 2248, 8516 215A, 442, 6233 65, 3253 9, 2158, 2159, 4315, 6050, 6051, 6820{6823, 218, 6218, 8503 66A, 2010 8445, 10536 219, 9425 66, 821, 4647{4651, 6250 10, 852, 853, 2016, 2110, 9426 223A, 1998 68, 2112 12, 13002 239, 2241, 2242 70, 10243, 10244 13, 8477, 13003 255A, 2011 71, 6150{6153, 6842, 6843, 7263, 7264, 7594, 13A, 8539 258A, 2014 8563 14, 825, 2044, 4331, 13004, 16593 261, 13677 74, 8564 270, 6227 15, 846, 847, 2022, 4318, 4319, 4332, 6244, 76, 2005, 6235 8478, 11689, 16592 271, 9423 77, 845, 2111, 6045, 6103, 6104, 6262, 6816, 15A, 8434 279, 2068 6817, 7577, 7622 16, 8538 281, 2153{2156, 6040{6042, 6978, 7607, 78, 2245 10509, 10510 16A, 2007 80, 2192{2194, 3334, 3335, 6076, 6077, 6812, 285, 4615 17, 2246, 4323, 8561, 8562 6813, 7636, 11975, 11976, 12359, 289, 4613 13489 17A, 850, 851 302, 10331 87, 13924 18, 8465, 13000, 13001 306, 8146 90, 13797, 13798 19, 2108, 8537 317, 4718 20, 4324, 4945, 8476 100, 8319 0321, 10320, 10321 21, 6069, 6070, 6219, 6808, 6809, 8319 102, 6640{6645 322, 9589, 16846 22, 15705, 15706 104, 2078 323, 2041, 2208, 6228, 8491 23, 2247 105A, 6023, 6958 332, 9570, 9571 24, 8525, 8526 109, 2013 333, 9574 25A, 824, 8464, 8467 113, 6230, 8486 334, 2114 25, 858, 859 116, 843, 6251, 7021, 7530, 7532 336, 9442 338, 2051, 2115 26A, 4317, 8565 118, 6319, 15727, 15728, 16589, 16590 358, 2218 26, 666, 6215, 7503, 7504, 8485 121, 10323 360, 5084 27, 8550 127, 6646, 6647 367, 9592 27A, 4325, 8470, 8471 130A, 2009 375, 9448 28, 2106, 8536 130, 12930, 15456, 15516 378, 6065, 6066, 6804, 6805, 7633, 7634, 28A, 8442, 8518 133A, 2006 10523 29, 4953 134, 4635, 4636 380, 5008, 5009 29A, 6234 136, 10578 383, 2207 30, 2251 139, 2138{2141, 6030{6032, 6970, 7609, 386, 2054, 2157, 6048, 6049, 6145, 7624, 10519, 10520 10521, 10522 33, 4337, 8542 145, 6183{6185 387, 8895, 8896 38, 15703, 15704 149, 448, 6302, 13710, 13711 398, 2186, 2187 41, 844, 6015{6017, 8540 150, 6252, 6263, 6654, 7516 407, 8828 42A, 8535 421, 15725, 15726 153, 10313 43, 8458A, 8459B 433, 9155, 9156 156, 4256, 6942 44, 12360{12377 435, 8829, 8830 161A, 2012 45, 4327, 4328, 8509 444, 9599 169, 2239, 2240 45A, 822, 823, 8462 447, 10436 173, 4623 46, 8426, 8446 448, 9420, 9421 183, 449, 6209, 7523 47, 848, 849 451, 9568, 9569 184, 9424 48, 9414, 9415 454, 9591 50, 4946, 9427, 9428 188, 2221 458, 8826, 8827, 11836{11839 53, 2160, 2161, 6052, 6053, 6824, 6825, 8566, 189, 7028, 7029 460, 4710 10535 192, 6222, 8487 461, 11248 2 Midland Railway Society Derby Register Indexes 465, 2210, 9590 772, 10982 1038, 8948{8950, 11716{11719 466, 10586{10588 776, 11898{11902 1043, 10984 483, 2169{2173, 6056, 6057, 6796, 6797, 777, 11325{11328 1045, 1060{1062, 6096, 6097 7092, 7629, 9600 779, 9584, 10014, 10015 1059, 15534, 15535 485, 9545 780A, 2021 1061, 6236 491, 6229 790, 4610 1069, 13912 492, 9582 793, 6231, 8497 1075, 13610, 13611 495, 2195 810, 11249 1076, 6248 0501, 10310 819, 4618 1093A, 2030 502, 2196{2201 820, 4335 1094A, 2029 1095A, 2057 504, 12788 824, 2224, 6207, 6208, 8488, 16684 513, 4617 1098A, 6226 845, 2042 514, 11487, 11488 1111, 444 849, 2222 518, 2235, 2236 1112, 6109, 7106{7109, 13814{13817, 13901, 850, 16745 17471 522, 9766{9768 853, 2052 1116, 6221, 8502 531, 4599, 4609, 4699{4701 857, 2072, 2100, 2101 1120A, 2062 547, 2098 863, 2102{2104, 6020, 6021 1122A, 2027 548, 9416{9419 864, 2142{2144, 6033, 6034, 6971, 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