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Number and Name	Class	Wheels Gauge	Builder Works No/Year built	Notes/Location
N2075	Sopwith Baby	Ψ	Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918	Royal Air Force.  Close © Unknown (Wikimedia) MMXXVI N2075 (Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918) Representative photo
N2076	Sopwith Baby	Ψ	Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918	Royal Air Force.  Close © Unknown (Wikimedia) MMXXVI N2076 (Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918) Representative photo
N2077	Sopwith Baby	Ψ	Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918	Royal Air Force.  Close © Unknown (Wikimedia) MMXXVI N2077 (Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918) Representative photo
N2078	Sopwith Baby	Ψ	Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918	Royal Air Force.  Close © Unknown (Wikimedia) MMXXVI N2078 (Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918) Representative photo
64  "Panther"	Coaching	2-2-2 Standard	Todd, Kitson and Laird /1839	Liverpool and Manchester Rly.  Close © Andrew M Johnson MMXXVI 64 Panther (Todd, Kitson and Laird /1839) Representative photo
62  "Leopard"	Coaching	2-2-2 Standard	Todd, Kitson and Laird /1839	Liverpool and Manchester Rly.  Close © Andrew M Johnson MMXXVI 62 Leopard (Todd, Kitson and Laird /1839) Representative photo
	A Frame with Cycloidal straight line motion	Stationary Engine	Fenton Murray and Wood /1805	Preserved in Thinktank Birmingham, third oldest working steam engine in world..  Close © Kris Ward MMXXVI (Fenton Murray and Wood /1805) Photo of the exact item
J326	Sopwith Snipe	Ψ	Marsh, Jones & Cribb /1914 – 1918	Later examples may have been cancelled due to the end of the war.  Close © Unknown (Wikimedia) MMXXVI J326 (Marsh, Jones and Cribb /1914 – 1918) Representative photo
J327	Sopwith Snipe	Ψ	Marsh, Jones & Cribb /1914 – 1918	Later examples may have been cancelled due to the end of the war.  Close © Unknown (Wikimedia) MMXXVI J327 (Marsh, Jones and Cribb /1914 – 1918) Representative photo
J328	Sopwith Snipe	Ψ	Marsh, Jones & Cribb /1914 – 1918	Later examples may have been cancelled due to the end of the war.  Close © Unknown (Wikimedia) MMXXVI J328 (Marsh, Jones and Cribb /1914 – 1918) Representative photo
"Kesteven Engine"	60hp Beam Engine	Pumping Engine	Fenton Murray and Wood /1825	For land drainage at Pode Hole, Deeping Fen, Lincolnshire, scrapped 1952.  Externaly Hosted Image - Wiki
	40hp	Stationary Engine	Fenton Murray and Wood /1803	Mr Swann, Goodman's Field, London.  Externaly Hosted Image - Graces Guide
	15hp	Stationary Engine	Fenton Murray and Wood /pre1802	Mr Taylor, Rochdale.  Externaly Hosted Image - Graces Guide
N2062	Sopwith Baby	Ψ	Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918	Royal Air Force.  Close © Unknown (Wikimedia) MMXXVI N2062 (Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918) Representative photo
	14hp	Road Ω	Hudswell Clarke /1915	Car built during WWI using probably a Mercedes engine..  Close © Advert MMXXVI (Hudswell Clarke /1915) Representative photo
N2067	Sopwith Baby	Ψ	Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918	Royal Air Force.  Close © Unknown (Wikimedia) MMXXVI N2067 (Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918) Representative photo
N2068	Sopwith Baby	Ψ	Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918	Royal Air Force.  Close © Unknown (Wikimedia) MMXXVI N2068 (Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918) Representative photo
N2069	Sopwith Baby	Ψ	Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918	Royal Air Force.  Close © Unknown (Wikimedia) MMXXVI N2069 (Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918) Representative photo
N2070	Sopwith Baby	Ψ	Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918	Royal Air Force.  Close © Unknown (Wikimedia) MMXXVI N2070 (Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918) Representative photo
N2071	Sopwith Baby	Ψ	Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918	Royal Air Force.  Close © Unknown (Wikimedia) MMXXVI N2071 (Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918) Representative photo

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	Survivor
Ψ	Aviation item.