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Number and Name	Class	Wheels Gauge	Builder Works No/Year built	Notes/Location
"Matthew Murray"		2-2-0 Standard	Fenton, Murray and Jackson /1838	Paris and Versailles (Left Bank - France).  Externaly Hosted Image - Wiki
1		2-2-0 Standard	Fenton, Murray and Jackson /1838	Montpellier and Cette Rly (France).  Externaly Hosted Image - Wiki
2		2-2-0 Standard	Fenton, Murray and Jackson /1838	Montpellier and Cette Rly (France).  Externaly Hosted Image - Wiki
3		2-2-0 Standard	Fenton, Murray and Jackson /1838	Montpellier and Cette Rly (France).  Externaly Hosted Image - Wiki
4		2-2-0 Standard	Fenton, Murray and Jackson /1838	Montpellier and Cette Rly (France).  Externaly Hosted Image - Wiki
5		2-2-0 Standard	Fenton, Murray and Jackson /1838	Montpellier and Cette Rly (France).  Externaly Hosted Image - Wiki
57  "Lion"	Luggage	0-4-2 Standard	Todd, Kitson and Laird /1838	Liverpool and Manchester Rly. Believed to have been used as a stationary engine on Liverpool docks after withdrawal from the railway. Restored as a railway locomotive in the 1930s. Featured in the film Titfield Thunderbolt. Now on static display in Livepool Museum.  Close © Kris Ward MMXXVI 57 Lion (Todd, Kitson and Laird /1838) Photo of the exact item
58  "Tiger"	Luggage	0-4-2 Standard	Todd, Kitson and Laird /1838	Liverpool and Manchester Rly - see Lion (57).  Close © Andrew M Johnson MMXXVI 58 Tiger (Todd, Kitson and Laird /1838) Representative photo
	8hp	Stationary	Fenton, Murray and Jackson /1838	Josh Batty, Leeds.  Externaly Hosted Image - Graces Guide

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