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GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY ( PART 1 ) Collett 56Xx Class 0-6-2T ( Contd GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY ( PART 1 ) Collett 56xx Class 0-6-2T ( Contd. ) “aw” are SPECIAL SETS UNNAMED Locomotives ABSORBED 1922-1924 with a Pair of Armstrong Whitworth Worksplates Priced at :- From smaller Companies , mainly in WALES GWR Sets :- £21 BR Sets :- £26 New Tender numbers allocated by the GWR were not (B)5624 (B)5679 (B)6650(aw) (B)6671(aw) (B)6692(aw) carried , so TENDER NUMBERPLATES NOT INCLUDED for these ABSORBED LOCO SETS. (B)5627 (B)5680 (B)6651(aw) (B)6672(aw) (B)6693(aw) WORKS PLATES NOT INCLUDED, as no longer carried by the (B)5630 (B)5684 (B)6652(aw) (B)6673(aw) (B)6694(aw) time the GWR fitted their numberplates in 1922/24 (B)5633 (B)5685 (B)6653(aw) (B)6674(aw) (B)6695(aw) SETS MARKED “(B)” are available EITHER as GWR or BR. (B)5634 (B)5689 (B)6654(aw) (B)6675(aw) (B)6696(aw) TANK LOCOS:- (B)5639 (B)5690 (B)6655(aw) (B)6676(aw) (B)6697(aw) GWR Sets:- A Pair of Cabside Numberplates , and a (B)5642 (B)5693 (B)6656(aw) (B)6677(aw) (B)6698(aw) Caution Plate Price :- £16 (B)5643 (B)5697 (B)6657(aw) (B)6678(aw) (B)6699(aw) BR Sets:- Only where marked “B”, includes a Smokebox (B)5647 (B)5699 (B)6658(aw) (B)6679(aw) Numberplate & a Shedplate of your choice. Price:- £21 (B)5649 (B)6606 (B)6659(aw) (B)6680(aw) (B)5651 (B)6617 (B)6660(aw) (B)6681(aw) TENDER LOCOS: (no works or tender plates) Prices as above (B)5654 (B)6619 (B)6661(aw) (B)6682(aw) ALEXANDRA DOCKS RAILWAY Collett “ 57 xx ” Class 0-6-0PT Kerr,Stuart (R.O.D.) 0-6-0T (B gwr 666 (B)gwr 667 Although Swindon did not fit Worksplates after 1912, their Peckett 0-6-0ST gwr 679 gwr 680 Outside Contractors built SOME batches, as indicated Hawthorne Leslie 2-6-2 gwr 1205 below : Aw = Armstrong Whitworth ; WB = Bagnalls; KS = Kerr Stuart ; NB = North British ; BP = Beyer Peacock BARRY RAILWAY Y = Yorkshire Engine Co. WHERE MARKED their distinctive Class A 0-6-0T gwr 699 gwr 702 gwr 706 gwr 700 gwr 703 Builders’ Plates ARE included, making them SPECIAL SETS. Class B 0-6-2T gwr 206 gwr 224 gwr 229 PRICES: GWR Sets : £21 BR Sets : £26 Class B1 0-6-2T gwr 238 gwr 263 gwr 271 (B)3601 (B)4672 (B)6770 WB(B)8747 (B)gwr 240 gwr 266 gwr 275 (B)3602 (B)4674 (B)6771 WB(B)8748 (B)gwr 246 (B)gwr 267 gwr 276 (B)3603 (B)4676 (B)6772 WB(B)8749 (B)gwr 258 (B)gwr 269 (B)gwr 277 (B)3606 (B)4678 (B)6773 8750 Class (B)gwr 265 (B)gwr 270 Class D 0-8-0 gwr 1387 gwr 1388 gwr 1389 gwr 1390 (B)3608 (B)4682 (B)6774 0-6-0PT Class E 0-6-0T gwr 781 gwr 783 gwr 785 (B)3611 (B)4683 (B)6775 (B)8750 gwr 782 (B)gwr 784 (B)3612 (B)4688 (B)6776 (B)8751 Class F 0-6-0ST/PT gwr 713 gwr 725 gwr 777 (B)3614 (B)4687 (B)6778 (B)8752 gwr 717 gwr 729 gwr 779 (B)3615 (B)4688 (B)6779 (B)8753 gwr 718 gwr 742 gwr 807 gwr 720 gwr 754 (B)3619 (B)4689 KS(B)7700 (B)8754 Class H 0-8-2T gwr 1381 gwr 1384 gwr 1386 (B)3620 (B)4692 KS(B)7701 (B)8755 Class J 2-4-2T gwr 1312 gwr 1315 gwr 1320 (B)3622 (B)4696 KS(B)7702 (B)8756 gwr 1313 gwr 1318 gwr 1321 (B)3623 (B)4697 KS(B)7703 (B)8757 Class K 0-6-2T gwr 193 gwr 195 gwr 197 (B)3625 (B)(NB)5700 KS(B)7704 (B)8758 gwr 194 gwr 196 (B)3626 (B)(NB)5701 KS(B)7705 (B)8759 Auld Cl. L 0-6-4T gwr 1349 (B)3629 (B)(NB)5702 KS(B)7706 (B)8760 BRECON AND MERTHYR RAILWAY (B)3630 (B)(NB)5703 KS(B)7707 (B)8761 Stephenson & Fowler Double-framed 0-6-0ST/PT gwr 2183 (B)3631 (B)(NB)5704 KS(B)7708 (B)8762 CAMBRIAN RAILWAYS (B)3632 (B)(NB)5705 KS(B)7709 (B)8763 Aston 0-6-0 gwr 10 gwr 19 gwr 20 (B)3634 (B)(NB)5706 KS(B)7710 (B)8764 Hunslet 0-6-0T gwr 819 (B)3635 (B)(NB)5707 KS(B)7711 (B)8765 Chapman & Furneaux 0-6-0T gwr 820 Jones 0-6-0 (B)gwr 844 gwr 864 gwr 892 (B)3637 (B)(NB)5708 KS(B)7712 (B)8766 gwr 849 gwr 873 gwr 895 (B)3638 (B)(NB)5709 KS(B)7713 (B)8767 gwr 855 gwr 887 gwr 896 (B)3639 (B)(NB)5710 KS(B)7716 (B)8768 Aston 0-6-0 gwr 878 gwr 882 gwr 884 (B)3640 (B)(NB)5711 KS(B)7717 (B)8769 Sharp,Stewart 0-6-0 gwr 908 (B)3642 (B)(NB)5712 KS(B)7718 (B)8770 R.Stephenson 4-4-0 gwr 1035 gwr 1043 (B)3643 (B)(NB)5713 KS(B)7719 (B)8771 Sharp,Stewart 4-4-0 (6’ Drivers) gwr 1082 gwr 1088 (B)3644 (B)(NB)5714 KS(B)7720 (B)8772 Sharp,Stewart 4-4-0 (5’ 6 ½ “ Drivers) gwr 1118 Sharp,Stewart 2-4-0T gwr 1192 gwr 1196 gwr 1197 (B)3645 (B)(NB)5715 KS(B)7721 (B)8773 (B)3648 (B)(NB)5716 KS(B)7722 (B)8774 CARDIFF RAILWAY (B)3649 (B)(NB)5717 KS(B)7723 (B)8775 Kitson 0-6-2T gwr 155 (B)3650 (B)(NB)5718 KS(B)7724 (B)8776 Hudswell Clarke 0-6-0 ST/PT gwr 683 (B)3653 (B)(NB)5719 NB(B)7725 (B)8777 Kitson 0-6-0T gwr 688 (B)3656 (B)(NB)5720 NB(B)7726 (B)8778 Parfitt & Jenkins 0-6-0 ST gwr 696 (B)3657 (B)(NB)5721 NB(B)7727 (B)8779 MIDLAND & S. W. JCN. RY. (B)3661 (B)(NB)5722 NB(B)7728 (B)8780 (B)3663 (B)(NB)5723 NB(B)7729 (B)8781 Beyer Peacock 0-4-4T gwr 23 (B)3665 (B)(NB)5724 NB(B)7730 (B)8782 Beyer Peacock 2-6-0 gwr 24 (B)3666 (B)(NB)5725 NB(B)7731 (B)8783 Sharp,Stewart 4-4-4T gwr 27 W (B)3667 (B)(NB)5726 NB(B)7732 (B)8784 Beyer Peacock 0-6-0 gwr 1005 (B)3671 (B)(NB)5727 NB(B)7733 (B)8785 Dubs 2-4-0 gwr 1334 gwr 1335 gwr 1336 (B)3673 (B)(NB)2728 NB(B)7734 (B)8786 NEATH & BRECON RAILWAY (B)3675 (B)(NB)5729 NB(B)7735 (B)8787 Yorkshire Engine Co. 4-4-0T gwr 1392 UNNAMED Locomotives ABSORBED 1922-1924 ( Continued ) Collett “ 57 xx ” Class 0-6-0PT (Continued ) (B)3677 (B)(NB)5730 NB(B)7736 (B)8788 PORT TALBOT RAILWAY (B)3679 (B)(NB)5731 NB(B)7737 (B)8789 Sharp Stewart 0-8-2 T gwr 1358 (B)3680 (B)(NB)5732 NB(B)7738 (B)8790 POWLESLAND AND MASON (B)3681 (B)(NB)5733 NB(B)7739 (B)8791 Peckett 0-4-0 ST gwr 696 gwr 935 (Bo) 1151 (B)3685 (B)(NB)5734 NB(B)7740 (B)8792 gwr 779 (Bo) 1150 (Bo) 1152 (B)3692 (B)(NB)5735 NB(B)7741 (B)8793 (B)3694 (B)(NB)5736 NB(B)7742 (B)8794 RHYMNEY RAILWAY (B)3695 (B)(NB)5737 NB(B)7743 (B)8795 Hurry Riches Class A 0-6-2T (B) gwr 57 (B) gwr 70 (B)3697 (B)(NB)5738 NB(B)7744 (B)8796 (B) gwr 68 Hurry Riches Class AP 0-6-2T (B) gwr 78 (B)3700 (B)(NB)5739 NB(B)7745 (B)8797 Lundie Cl. K 0-6-2ST gwr 85 gwr 98 gwr 136 (B)3701 (B)(NB)5740 NB(B)7746 (B)8798 gwr 89 gwr 114 gwr 144 (B)3702 (B)(NB)5741 NB(B)7747 (B)8799 gwr 97 gwr 127 (B)3703 (B)(NB)5742 NB(B)7748 (B)9601 Stephenson Class M 0-6-2T gwr 51 (B)3704 (B)(NB)5743 NB(B)7749 (B)9606 Hurry Riches Class P 0-6-2T (B) gwr 82 (B)3705 (B)(NB)5744 NB(B)7750 (B)9608 Hurry Riches Class R 0-6-2T gwr 30 (B)gwr 35 gwr 42 (B)3706 (B)(NB)5745 NB(B)7751 (B)9614 (B)gwr 31 gwr 37 (B)3707 (B)(NB)5746 NB(B)7752 (B)9619 gwr 34 (B)gwr 38 (B)3709 (B)(NB)5747 NB(B)7753 (B)9620 Hurry Riches Class S1 0-6-0T (Bo) 91 gwr 605 (B)3710 (B)(NB)5748 NB(B)7754 9623 SWANSEA HARBOUR TRUST 3711 (not BR) (B)(NB)5749 NB(B)7755 (B)9629 Peckett 0-4-0ST (3’7” Drivers) gwr 929 (Bo) gwr 1141 (B)3712 (B)5750 NB(B)7756 (B)9630 gwr 968 (Bo) gwr 1143 (B)3713 (B)5751 NB(B)7757 (B)9633 gwr 1098 (Bo) gwr 1145 (B)3714 (B)5752 NB(B)7758 (B)9635 (B)3715 (B)5753 NB(B)7759 (B)9636 TAFF VALE RAILWAY (B)3716 (B)5754 NB(B)7760 (B)9640 Cameron Cl. A 0-6-2T (B)gwr347 (B)gwr390 gwr 441 (B)3717 (B)5755 NB(B)7761 (B)9641 (B)gwr351 (B)gwr391 (B)3718 (B)5756 NB(B)7762 (B)9642 (B)gwr373 (B)gwr399 Riches H Class 0-6-0T gwr 792 gwr 793 gwr 794 (B)3719 (B)5757 NB(B)7763 (B)9646 Riches Class K 0-6-0 gwr 919 gwr 939 gwr 969 (B)3720 (B)5758 NB(B)7764 (B)9647 gwr 928 gwr 943 (B)3722 (B)5759 NB(B)7765 (B)9651 gwr 932 gwr 968 (B)3723 (B)5760 NB(B)7766 (B)9653 Riches Class M1 0-6-2T gwr 584 (B)3724 (B)5761 NB(B)7767 (B)9654 Riches Class 03 0-6-2T gwr 411 gwr 430 (B)3725 (B)5762 NB(B)7768 (B)9655 Riches Cl.
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