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Number and Name | Class | Wheels Gauge | Builder Works No/Year built | Notes/Location |
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λ 3 ton Steam Loco Crane |
4w
7'/4'8½" |
Joseph Booth and Bros
/1880 |
Gloucester Docks, later converted to Std gauge now at Middleton Rly..
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λ 20 ton Overhead Steam Crane |
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Joseph Booth and Bros
1390/1900 |
G.Brown and Bros, Stockton on Tees, Preston Park Eaglescliffe.
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λ 5 ton Steam Loco Crane |
Standard |
Joseph Booth and Bros
1887/1905 |
Wallsend Slipway and Engineering.
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λ 8 ton Steam Locomotive Crane |
4w double flanged
9'11½" |
Joseph Booth and Bros
2561/1912 |
B.Riley and Sons., Halifax. to Ollerenshaw, Greetland, Sowerby Bridge.
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λ 7 ton Steam Locomotive Crane |
4w
3'6" |
Joseph Booth and Bros
2569/1912 |
Mashonaland Rly.Co.Ltd., London. Preserved: Bulawayo Museum..
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λ 5 ton Steam Loco Crane |
6w
Standard |
Joseph Booth and Bros
2581/1912 |
Argentine North Eastern Rly, Survives - Basavilbaso railroad museum.
External link | |
λ 2 x 20 ton Steam Loco Breakdown Cranes |
5'6" |
Joseph Booth and Bros
2582/1912 |
India Stores, One survives - Moghalpura, Lahore, Pakistan.
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λ Я 15 ton Electric Crab + New Girders |
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Joseph Booth and Bros
3275/1917 |
T.F.Braime, Leeds.
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λ 25 ton Steam Breakdown Crane |
10w
3'6" |
Joseph Booth and Bros
3456/1920 |
Mashonaland Rly Co, Preserved Bulawayo Museum, later NRZ no. MXU 100 007.
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λ 35 ton Steam Breakdown Crane |
4-4w
5'6" |
Joseph Booth and Bros
3672/1924 |
Portuguese Govt. Rly. Survives – Entroncamento National Rly Museum, Ex Camhinos do Ferro Minho a Douro, Ordered via Selson Engr. Co., London and The Engineering Co. of Portugal, Lisboa..
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λ 12.5T |
6w
Metre |
Joseph Booth and Bros
3783/1928 |
Sao Joao del Rei, Minas Gerais, Museum, EFOM Estrada de Ferro Oeste de Minas MG convertrd to 760mm.
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λ 2 x 25 ton Steam Breakdown Crane |
Metre |
Joseph Booth and Bros
3791/1926 |
Cordoba Central Railway, 3791A In use 2003, 3791B urep 2003.
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λ 5 ton steam locomotive crane |
4w
Standard |
Joseph Booth and Bros
3801/1926 |
Peru Southern Rly. Seen oou 2005.
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λ 2 x 5 ton Steam Locomotive cranes |
6w
Standard |
Joseph Booth and Bros
4144/1930 |
Argentine North Eastern Rly, Ferroclub, Lynch Preservation Centre, Argentina North Eastern (FNEA).
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λ 5 ton Steam Locomotive Cranes and one Priestman grab |
4w
Standard |
Joseph Booth and Bros
4161A/1931 |
Yorkshire Hematite Contracting Co, Viaduct Works, Kirkstall Road, Leeds, later noted at Leeds Industrial COOP, first crane survives, Briggs Mirfield. Clayton Boilers 6505 and 6506 fitted.
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λ 5 ton Steam Locomotive Cranes and one Priestman grab |
4w
Standard |
Joseph Booth and Bros
4161B/1931 |
Yorkshire Hematite Contracting Co, Viaduct Works, Kirkstall Road, Leeds, later noted at Leeds Industrial COOP, first crane 6505 and 6506 fitted. Armley Mills.
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λ 36 ton Steam Breakdown Crane |
6-4w
3'6" |
Joseph Booth and Bros
4317/1935 |
South African Rlys and Harbours, Johannesburg. Preserved Reefsteamers, Germiston, South Africa.
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1748S DS1748 | λ 12T hand |
6w
Standard |
Joseph Booth and Bros
4854/1943 |
Southern Railway now at Bluebell.
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1749S DS1749 | λ 12T hand |
6w
Standard |
Joseph Booth and Bros
4855?/1943 |
Southern Railway now at Tanat Valley.
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λ 7.5 ton steam loco crane |
4w
Standard |
Joseph Booth and Bros
4973/1944 |
Ministry of Supply, later to Gloucester Docks. Survives at Gloucester Docks.
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![]() | Survivor |
λ | Crane. |
Я | Rebuild |