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Number and Name	Class	Wheels Gauge	Builder Works No/Year built	Notes/Location
	Я	0-6-0WT Standard	EB Wilson /1854	J.T.Leather Waterloo Main Col, requisitioned for Crimea and rebuilt
	Я	0-4-0VBT 3'	William Balmforth / Balmforth Bros /1896	Piel and Walney Gravel Co Ltd, Walney Island near Barrow, rebuilt with a Burrel traction engine boiler in 1955
	Я	0-4-0VBT 3'	William Balmforth / Balmforth Bros /1898	Piel and Walney Gravel Co Ltd, Walney Island near Barrow, rebuilt with a Marshall traction engine boiler in 1955
G-ABVE	Arrow Active 2	Ψ	Arrow Aircraft (Leeds) Ltd /1932	Re-engined 1958, rebuilt 1989. Survives at Real Aeroplane Co, Breighton, Yorkshire  External link
U 327	Я LCT Bus Body on Ryknield Chassis	Ω	Leeds City Transport /1905	Leeds City Transport. Open top bus, 24 upstairs, 14 downstairs, Rear Entrance. U 327 and U 328 are recorded in LCT’s records as having home built bodywork but evidence suggests that they may have been bodied by the chassis builder Ryknield. They are recorded here for completeness; both were rebuilt to single deck by LCT 1906.  Item was subcontracted by a Leeds builder.
U 328	Я LCT Bus Body on Ryknield Chassis	Ω	Leeds City Transport /1905	Leeds City Transport. Open top bus, 24 upstairs, 14 downstairs, Rear Entrance. U 327 and U 328 are recorded in LCT’s records as having home built bodywork but evidence suggests that they may have been bodied by the chassis builder Ryknield. They are recorded here for completeness; both were rebuilt to single deck by LCT 1906.  Item was subcontracted by a Leeds builder.
"ANCOATS"	Я H	0-4-0ST Standard	Manning Wardle 1091/1888	T.A. Walker, Ellesmere Port. Later owned by Isham Ironstone Quarry rebuilt in 1922 by Blackwells (Northants) with a boiler and engine from a second hand Sentinel wagon as described by LTC Rolt in Old Motor.
6		0-4-0F 3'	Andrew Barclay (Kilmarnock) 1212/1912	John Lysaght Ltd, Scunthorpe [May not have left the works in this form; rebuilt as 0-4-0T 10x18 cyls]
"WALTER SCOTT"	Я K	0-6-0ST Standard	Manning Wardle 1237/1892	Walter Scott and Co., Corby, Rebuilt by MW 1917
353	Я WD	4-6-0T 2'	Hunslet Engine Co 1265/1917	War Dept Order no 37930, Rebuilt to steam outline petrol loco, now at Old Gesher museum, Israel
	Я	Ploughing Engine Ω	John Fowler 14379/1917	Rebuilt by McLaren in 1937 with a diesel engine
	Я	Ploughing Engine Ω	John Fowler 14380/1917	Rebuilt by McLaren in 1937 with a diesel engine
"Gervase"	Я H	0-4-0ST Standard	Manning Wardle 1472/1899	Rebuilt by Sentinel 6994/1927 as 0-4-0VBT now at Elsecar Rly at J.S. Peters, Merstham (Lime Works)
NC2023	Я 8hp	Road Loco Ω	J and H Mclaren 1570/1918	Norman E Box, Ardwick, rebuilt in 1930 with Diesel engine when owned by Pickfords
71487	Я Austerity	0-6-0ST Standard	Hudswell Clarke 1763/1944	Rebuilt HE 3891
	Я K	0-6-0ST Standard	Manning Wardle 1820/1914	Harold Amold and Sons, Stevenage, Hertfordshire, Rebuilt from E. No. 1212
	λ Я 5t Steam Locomotive	4w Standard	Thomas Smith 20054/1953	Rebuilt as diesel, preserved at Middleton Rly  External link
"Maghera"		0-6-0ST 5'3"	Hunslet Engine Co 202/1878	C Holland Kilrea, Ireland, rebuilt to SG by HE in 1886 later named Cumbria
	Я	4wDM 2'	Lister 20449/1942	Rebuilt by ALR 1/1978
	Я Tram	0-4-2T 5'3"	Thomas Green 218/1896	Dublin and Blessington rebuilt 1903 as 2-4-2T

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Ω	Designed to travel on road wheels.
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	Survivor
Ψ	Aviation item.
λ	Crane.
Я	Rebuild
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