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| Number and Name | Class | Wheels Gauge | Builder Works No/Year built | Notes/Location |
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| λ 2 x 3 ton Steam Loco Crane |
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Joseph Booth and Bros
1033/ |
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| λ 2 x 3 ton Steam Loco Crane |
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Joseph Booth and Bros
1050/1897 |
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| λ 2 x 30 cwt Hand Whip Cranes |
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Joseph Booth and Bros
1108/1897 |
Mamsoratt? and White, Leeds.
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| λ 2 x 30 cwt Steam Loco Cranes |
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Joseph Booth and Bros
1220/1898 |
Perry and Co, London.
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| λ 2 x 3 ton Steam Loco Cranes |
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Joseph Booth and Bros
1307/1899 |
Birmingham Corporation Water Works.
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| λ 2 x 3 ton Steam Loco Cranes |
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Joseph Booth and Bros
1385/1900 |
Westminster Construction Co Ltd, Westminster.
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| λ 2 x 3 ton Steam Loco Cranes |
Standard |
Joseph Booth and Bros
1386/1900 |
Thomas W. Ward, Sheffield.
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| λ 2 x 3 ton Steam Loco Cranes |
5'3" |
Joseph Booth and Bros
1387/1901 |
Workman Clark Co Ltd, Belfast.
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| λ 2 x 3 ton Overhead Electric Crabs |
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Joseph Booth and Bros
1431/1900 |
Greenwood and Batley Ltd, Armley, Leeds.
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| λ 2 x 3 ton Steam Loco Cranes |
6'6" & 4 |
Joseph Booth and Bros
1469/1901 |
Aveling and Porter Ltd, Rochester.
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| λ 2 x 3 ton Steam Loco Cranes |
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Joseph Booth and Bros
1536/1902 |
W.J. Weir, Howden on Tyne.
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| λ 2 x 3 ton Steam Loco Cranes |
Standard |
Joseph Booth and Bros
1549/1902 |
1549A to Wm Gradwell, Barrow in Furness 1549B to Aire and Calder Navigation, Leeds.
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Carret, Marshall and Co
1588/1867 |
David Joy and Co.
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| λ 2 x 3 ton Steam Loco Cranes |
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Joseph Booth and Bros
1669/1903 |
1st Crane: Aire and Calder Navigation, Leeds, 2nd Crane: Wilham Brown and Sons Builders and Contractor, Salford. One of these cranes ended up at Portland Cement, Kirton Lindsey, Lincolnshire.
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| λ 2 x 3 ton Steam Loco Crane |
Standard |
Joseph Booth and Bros
1703/1903 |
1st Crane: Aires Quay Bottle Co, Sunderland 2nd Crane: North Eastern Railway Co, West Hartlepool (2nd crane rubbed out, may have been cancelled or built under order no 1704).
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| λ 2 x 3 ton Steam Loco Cranes |
1st: 4'8½' |
Joseph Booth and Bros
1769/1904 |
1st Crane: James Oakes and Co, Alfreton Ironworks Derbyshire, 2nd Crane: Dublin Wicklow and Wexford Rly Dublin.
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| λ 2 x 3 ton Steam Loco Crane |
Standard |
Joseph Booth and Bros
1770/1904 |
1st Crane: Strakers and Love Co Durham, Braneipeth Col, Willington 2nd Crane: Thomas Lee and Co, London.
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| λ 2 x 3 ton Steam Loco Cranes |
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Joseph Booth and Bros
1892/1905 |
Takata and Co, London.
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| λ 2 x 30 ton electric overhead cranes |
47'2" |
Joseph Booth and Bros
1936/1906 |
Robert Stephenson, Newcastle on Tyne.
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| λ 2 x 30 cwt Swing Cranes |
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Joseph Booth and Bros
1960/1906 |
C Parsons, Heaton Works, Newcastle on Tyne.
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| λ | Crane. |