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34 Jigsaw Puzzles
Pannier Tanks Collection8 Jigsaw Puzzles
TendersGreat Western Tender, No. W84, formerly No. 2641, 1941
2800 Class Collection5 Jigsaw Puzzles
42xx Class Collection11 Jigsaw Puzzles
47XX Class Collection6 Jigsaw Puzzles
72xx Class Collection3 Jigsaw Puzzles
Achilles Class Collection8 Jigsaw Puzzles
Armstrong Class Locomotives Collection4 Jigsaw Puzzles
Atbara Class Locomotives Collection5 Jigsaw Puzzles
Castle Class Locomotives Collection75 Jigsaw Puzzles
City Class Locomotives Collection8 Jigsaw Puzzles
County Class Locomotives Collection17 Jigsaw Puzzles
Crane Tank Locomotives Collection4 Jigsaw Puzzles
Dean Goods Collection14 Jigsaw Puzzles
Grange Class Locomotives Collection14 Jigsaw Puzzles
Manor Class Locomotives Collection5 Jigsaw Puzzles
Hall Class Locomotives Collection31 Jigsaw Puzzles
King Class Locomotives Collection64 Jigsaw Puzzles
Saint Class Locomotives Collection13 Jigsaw Puzzles
Star Class Locomotives Collection23 Jigsaw Puzzles
The Great Bear Collection6 Jigsaw Puzzles
Other Standard Gauge Locomotives Collection81 Jigsaw Puzzles
Colour Diagram of Castle Class Locomotive, c. 1923Colour cross-section diagram or drawing of the front of a Castle Class locomotive with numbered internal components
Steam locomotives waiting to be scrapped lined up in the Concentration Yard at Swindon Works in 1952Steam locomotives waiting to be scrapped are shown lined up in the Concentration Yard at Swindon Works in 1952
Dean Goods locomotive No. 2533 in War Department black liveryThis official photograph of a Dean Goods locomotive No. 2533 was taken at Swindon Works in October 1939 prior to its shipment overseas
Locomotive no. 1385, John Owen at Worcester, c19100-6-0 Saddle Tank locomotive. Built in 1872 by Fox, Walker and Co, originally for the Whitland and Cardigan Railway. The GWR took the railway over in 1886 and renumbered it from No.1 to 1385
Locomotive no. 1385, John Owen0-6-0 Saddle Tank locomotive. Built in 1872 by Fox, Walker and Co, originally for the Whitland and Cardigan Railway. The GWR took the railway over in 1886 and renumbered it from No.1 to 1385
0-6-0 Dean Goods locomotives No sThe sorry sight of four The sorry sight of four 0-6-0 Dean Goods locomotives, photographed in the late 1940 s, in the process of being scrapped. Identified as engine No s
2-8-0 locomotives under construction in AE shop, 1943In this image, War Department 2-8-0 locomotives are shown under construction in AE shop at Swindon Works in May 1943
0-6-0 tender locomotive Dean Goods No. 2430 in wartime livery, c. 19390-6-0 tender locomotive Dean Goods No.2430 is pictured here in its wartime livery. The tender is painted with the WD for War Department and the engine bears its War Department number, 177
Locomotive No.3442, BullfinchLocomotive no.3442, Bullfinch, was part of the Bird Class of locomotives introduced in 1909. They were 4-4-0 engines developed from the Bulldog class. Bullfinch was built in 1909 and withdrawn in 1948
Colour cross-section plan of Castle Class Locomotive, c. 1923Colour cross-section plan of Castle Class locomotive with the parts numbered, c.1923
Dean Goods locomotive No. 2533 in War Department livery, 1939This official photograph of a Dean Goods locomotive No. 2533 was taken at Swindon Works in October 1939 prior to its shipment overseas
