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Page 1/204 CNMES Model Engineering Index 04/07/2021 Page 1/204 CNMES Model Engineering Index 04/07/2021 SERIAL ITEM NOTES DIMENSIONS VOL ISSUE PAGE DATE CABINET COMMENTS 1 1024 Loco, 5"g N 137 3423 811 20 Aug 1971 2 2 LNWR Tender tool box, 5"g, Part 2 Y 220 4577 119 5 Jan 2018 4 3 0-4-0 Loco, 5"g Y 95 2356 8 4 Jul 1946 3 4 0-4-0 geared shunter 1" scale N 68 1654 51 19 Jan 1933 3 5 0-4-0 tank 3½" scale N 72 1757 42 10 Jan 1935 3 6 0-4-0 tank 1½" scale Y 72 1775 459 16 May 1935 3 No dimensions 7 0-4-0 tank 1½" scale Y 72 1777 515 30 May 1935 3 8 0-4-0 tank 1½" scale Y 72 1779 568 13 Jun 1935 3 9 0-4-0 tank 1½" scale Y 72 1781 619 27 Jun 1935 3 10 0-4-0 tank 1½" scale Y 73 1783 43 11 Jun 1935 3 11 0-4-0 tank 1½" scale Y 73 1785 86 25 Jul 1935 3 12 0-4-0 tank 1½" scale Y 73 1787 135 8 Aug 1935 3 13 0-4-0 tank 1½" scale Y 73 1791 231 5 Sep 1935 3 14 0-4-0 tank 1½" scale Y 73 1793 284 19 Sep 1935 3 15 0-4-0 tank 1½" scale N 73 1794 303 26 Sep 1935 3 16 0-4-0 tank 1½" scale Y 73 1795 334 3 Oct 1935 3 17 0-4-0 tank 1½" scale Y 73 1797 378 17 Oct 1935 3 18 0-4-0 tank 1½" scale Y 73 1799 427 31 Oct 1935 3 19 0-4-0 tank 1½" scale Y 74 1813 133 6 Feb 1936 3 20 0-4-0 tank 1½" scale Y 74 1815 180 20 Feb 1936 3 21 0-4-0 tank 1½" scale Y 74 1818 253 12 Mar 1936 3 22 0-4-0 tank 1½" scale Y 74 1821 324 2 Apr 1936 3 23 0-4-0 tank 1½" scale Y 74 1823 376 16 Apr 1936 3 24 0-4-0 tank 1½" scale Y 74 1825 422 30 Apr 1936 3 25 0-4-0 tank 1½" scale Y 74 1827 473 14 May 1936 3 26 0-4-0 tank 1½" scale Y 74 1829 520 28 May 1936 3 27 0-4-0 tank 1½" scale Y 74 1831 566 11 Jun 1936 3 28 0-4-0 tank 1½" scale Y 74 1833 611 25 Jun 1936 3 29 0-4-0 tank 1½" scale Y 75 1835 36 9 Jul 1936 3 30 0-4-0 tank 1½" scale Y 75 1838 112 30 Jul 1936 3 31 0-4-0 tank 1½" scale Y 75 1842 201 27 Aug 1936 3 32 0-4-0 tank 1½" scale Y 75 1844 250 10 Sep 1936 3 33 0-4-0 tank 1½" scale Y 75 1846 304 24 Sep 1936 3 34 0-4-0 tank 1½" scale Y 76 1865 105 4 Feb 1937 3 35 0-4-0 tank 1½" scale Y 76 1869 208 4 Mar 1937 3 36 0-4-0 tank 1½" scale Y 76 1871 258 18 Mar 1937 3 Page 2/204 CNMES Model Engineering Index 04/07/2021 SERIAL ITEM NOTES DIMENSIONS VOL ISSUE PAGE DATE CABINET COMMENTS 37 0-4-0 tank 1½" scale Y 76 1872 271 25 Mar 1937 3 38 0-4-0 tank 1½" scale Y 76 1874 319 8 Apr 1937 3 39 0-4-0 tank 1½" scale Y 76 1884 558 17 Jun 1937 3 40 0-4-0 tank 1½"scale N 77 1888 58 15 Jul 1937 3 41 0-6-0 Loco, GWR 5"g Y 81 1996 172 10 Aug 1939 3 42 0-6-0 shunter 2½"g Y 68 1660 195 2 Mar 1933 3 43 0-6-0 shunter 2½"g N 68 1662 243 16 Mar 1933 3 44 1¾"g tank Loco N 81 1998 238 24 Aug 1939 3 45 14xx Loco, 7¼"g, Part 1 N 209 4436 216 10 Aug 2012 4 46 14xx Loco, 7¼"g, Part 3 Y 209 4438 352 7 Sep 2012 4 47 14xx Loco, 7¼"g, Part 4 Y 209 4440 492 5 Oct 2012 4 48 14xx Loco, 7¼"g, Part 5 Y 209 4441 572 19 Oct 2012 4 49 14xx Loco, 7¼"g, Part 6 Y 209 4443 708 16 Nov 2012 4 50 14xx Class Loco, 7¼"g, Part 12 Y 211 4460 86 12 Jul 2012 4 51 2 stroke engine Twin 10cc Y 118 2954 10 2 Jan 1958 3 52 2 stroke engine Twin 10cc Y 118 2956 86 16 Jan 1958 3 53 2 stroke engine Twin 10cc Y 118 2958 132 30 Jan 1958 3 54 2 stroke engine Twin 10cc Y 118 2960 194 13 Feb 1958 3 55 2 stroke engine Twin 10cc Y 118 2962 258 27 Feb 1958 3 56 2 stroke engine Twin 10cc Y 118 2966 384 27 Mar 1958 3 57 2 stroke engine Twin, 10cc Y 118 2968 451 10 Apr 1958 3 58 2.5cc engine Compression ingition Y 121 3048 514 10 Dec 1959 3 59 2-6-2 Loco, 2½"g Y 68 1656 110 2 Feb 1933 3 60 2F Loco, LMS, 5"g Y 98 2439 188 19 Feb 1948 3 61 2F Loco, LMS, 5"g N 100 2508 723 16 Jun 1949 3 62 4-4-0 Loco rebuild Y 80 1966 40 12 Jan 1939 3 63 4-4-0 Loco, 1¾"g N 85 2103 168 28 Aug 1941 3 64 4F Loco, 2½"g Y 91 2274 539 7 Dec 1944 3 65 4F Loco, 2½"g N 93 2309 126 9 Aug 1945 3 66 5XP Loco, boiler Y 141 3526 1182 5 Dec 1975 1 67 5XP Olympiade Loco Y 79 1942 79 28 Jul 1938 3 68 5XP Olympiade Loco Y 79 1943 105 4 Aug 1938 3 69 5XP Olympiade Loco Y 79 1945 147 18 Aug 1938 3 70 5XP Olympiade Loco Y 79 1948 227 8 Sep 1938 3 71 5XP Olympiade Loco Y 79 1950 276 22 Sep 1938 3 72 5XP Olympiade Loco Y 79 1953 359 13 Oct 1938 3 Page 3/204 CNMES Model Engineering Index 04/07/2021 SERIAL ITEM NOTES DIMENSIONS VOL ISSUE PAGE DATE CABINET COMMENTS 73 5XP Olympiade Loco Y 79 1954 375 20 Oct 1938 3 74 5XP Olympiade Loco Y 79 1956 431 3 Nov 1938 3 75 5XP Olympiade Loco Y 79 1957 450 10 Nov 1938 3 76 5XP Olympiade Loco Y 79 1958 481 17 Nov 1938 3 77 5XP Olympiade Loco Y 79 1959 493 24 Nov 1938 3 78 5XP Olympiade Loco Y 79 1960 517 1 Dec 1938 3 79 5XP Olympiade Loco Y 79 1961 555 8 Dec 1938 3 80 5XP Olympiade Loco Y 79 1962 568 15 Dec 1938 3 81 5XP Olympiade Loco Y 79 1963 602 22 Dec 1938 3 82 5XP Olympiade Loco Y 79 1964 617 29 Dec 1938 3 83 5XP Olympiade Loco Y 80 1977 373 30 Mar 1939 3 84 Ada Loco Y 91 2266 347 12 Oct 1944 3 85 Ada Loco Y 91 2266 347 12 Oct 1944 3 86 Adams Loco, 5"g, T6 Flyer N 178 4043 685 6 Jun 1997 2 87 Adams T6 Flyer Loco, 5"g Y 179 4045 28 4 Jul 1997 2 88 Adams T6 Flyer Loco, 5"g Y 179 4046 88 18 Jul 1997 2 89 Adams T6 Flyer Loco, 5"g Y 179 4047 146 1 Aug 1997 2 90 Adams T6 Flyer Loco, 5"g Y 179 4048 196 15 Aug 1997 2 91 Adams T6 Flyer Loco, 5"g Y 179 4049 265 29 Aug 1997 2 92 Adams T6 Flyer Loco, 5"g Y 179 4050 321 12 Sep 1997 2 93 Adams T6 Flyer Loco, 5"g Y 179 4052 438 10 Oct 1997 2 94 Adams T6 Flyer Loco, 5"g N 178 4044 745 20 Jun 1997 2 95 Adhesives N 155 3764 494 1 Nov 1985 1 96 Adhesives N 155 3766 616 6 Dec 1985 1 97 Adhesives N 156 3768 20 3 Jan 1986 1 98 Adhesives N 156 3770 154 7 Feb 1986 1 99 Adhesives N 156 3772 276 7 Mar 1986 1 100 Adhesives N 156 3770 154 7 Feb 1986 1 101 Aeolipyle Hero. Ancient Greece Y 124 3123 624 18 May 1961 3 102 Ajax Loco Y 97 2429 629 11 Dec 1947 3 103 Ajax Loco, 5"g, modifications N 166 3895 459 19 Apr 1991 2 104 Allchin Traction engine, 1½" scale N 142 3528 10 2 Jan 1976 1 105 Allchin Traction engine, 1½" scale N 142 3530 112 6 Feb 1976 1 106 Allchin Injector Y 142 3540 632 2 Jul 1976 1 107 Allchin Traction engine N 139 3456 9 5 Jan 1973 2 108 Allchin Traction engine Y 139 3459 186 16 Feb 1973 2 Page 4/204 CNMES Model Engineering Index 04/07/2021 SERIAL ITEM NOTES DIMENSIONS VOL ISSUE PAGE DATE CABINET COMMENTS 109 Allchin Traction engine N 139 3462 342 6 Apr 1973 2 110 Allchin Traction engine N 139 3464 437 4 May 1973 2 111 Allchin Traction engine N 139 3466 565 1 Jun 1973 2 112 Allchin Traction engine Y 139 3468 652 6 Jul 1973 2 113 Allchin Traction engine N 139 3470 765 3 Aug 1973 2 114 Allchin Traction engine Y 139 3472 857 7 Sep 1973 2 115 Allchin Traction engine Y 139 3474 948 5 Oct 1973 2 116 Allchin Traction engine Y 139 3476 1049 2 Nov 1973 2 117 Allchin Traction engine Y 139 3478 1158 7 Dec 1973 2 118 Allchin Traction engine Y 138 3452 1064 3 Nov 1972 2 119 Allchin Traction engine N 138 3454 1156 1 Dec 1972 2 120 Allchin Traction engine Y 114 2858 350 1 Mar 1956 3 121 Allchin Traction engine Y 114 2862 512 29 Mar 1956 3 122 Allchin Traction engine Y 114 2866 688 26 Apr 1956 3 123 Allchin Traction engine Y 114 2867 740 3 May 1956 3 124 Allchin Traction engine Y 114 2870 856 24 May 1956 3 125 Allchin Traction engine Y 114 2873 996 14 Jun 1956 3 126 Allchin Traction engine Y 114 2875 1077 28 Jun 1956 3 127 Allchin Traction engine Y 115 2876 16 5 Jul 1956 3 128 Allchin Traction engine Y 115 2877 52 12 Jul 1956 3 129 Allchin Traction engine Y 115 2882 235 16 Aug 1956 3 130 Allchin Traction engine Y 115 2884 308 30 Aug 1956 3 131 Allchin Traction engine Y 115 2886 388 13 Sep 1956 3 132 Allchin Traction engine Y 115 2889 492 4 Oct 1956 3 133 Allchin Traction engine Y 115 2891 552 18 Oct 1956 3 134 Allchin Traction engine Y 115 2895 697 15 Nov 1956 3 135 Allchin Traction engine Y 115 2899 850 13 Dec 1956 3 136 Allchin Traction engine Y 116 2909 285 21 Feb 1957 3 137 Allchin Traction engine Y 116 2917 562 18 Apr 1957 3 138 Allchin Traction engine Y 116 2921 717 16 May 1957 3 139 Allchin Traction engine Y 117 2930 80 18 Jul 1957 3 140 Allchin Traction engine Y 117 2931 116 25 Jul 1957 3 141 Allchin Traction engine Y 117 2948 698 21 Nov 1957 3 142 Allchin Traction engine Y 117 2953 853 26 Dec 1957 3 143 Allchin Traction engine N 140 3480 40 4 Jan 1974 1 144 Allchin Traction engine Y 140 3482 143 1 Feb 1974 1 Page 5/204 CNMES Model Engineering Index 04/07/2021 SERIAL ITEM NOTES DIMENSIONS VOL ISSUE PAGE DATE CABINET COMMENTS 145 Allchin Traction engine Y 140 3484 238 1 Mar 1974 1 146 Allchin Traction engine Y 140 3486 345 5 Apr 1974 1 147 Allchin Traction engine Y 140 3489 497 17 May 1974 1 148 Allchin Traction engine Y 140 3491 601 21 Jun 1974 1 149 Allchin Traction engine N 140 3492 660 5 Jul 1974 1 150 Allchin Traction engine Y 140 3494 753 2 Aug 1974 1 151 Allchin Traction engine Y 140 3496 840 6 Sep 1974 1 152 Allchin Traction engine N 140 3498 964 4 Oct 1974 1 153 Allchin, 1½ scale Traction engine Y 105 2639 803 20 Dec 1951 3 154 Allchin, 1½ scale Traction engine Y 106 2648 245 21 Feb 1952 3 155 Allchin, 1½ scale Traction engine Y 106 2656 516 17 Apr 1952 3 156 Allchin, 1½ scale Traction engine N 106 2661 657 22 May 1952 3 157 Allchin, 1½ scale Traction engine Y 107 2668 39 10 Jul 1952 3 158 Allchin, 1½ scale Traction engine Y 107 2676 311 4 Sep 1952 3 159 Allchin, 1½ scale Traction engine Y 107 2684 575 30 Oct 1952 3 160 Allchin, 1½ scale Traction engine Y 107 2692 829 25 Dec 1952 3 161 Allchin, 1½" scale Traction engine Y 106 2642 49 10 Jan 1952 3 162 Allchin, 1½" scale Traction engine Y 106 2652 374 20 Mar 1952 3 163 Allchin, 1½" scale Traction engine Y 106 2660 649 15 May 1952 3 164 Allchin, 1½" scale Traction engine Y 106 2664 759 12 Jun 1952 3 165 Allchin, 1½" scale Traction engine Y 107 2672 176 7 Aug 1952 3 166 Allchin, 1½" scale Traction engine Y 107 2680
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