User:Biscuittin/Crampton list

List of British-built Crampton locomotives

Built by: Tulk and Ley, all of 4-2-0 wheel arrangement:

Date built	Works no.	Railway	Name/no.	Notes
1846	10	Namur and Liege Railway	Namur	(1)
1846	11	Namur and Liege Railway	Liege	(1)
1846	12	LNWR	London	(2)
1847	14	D&P&AJR	Kinnaird	(3)
1847	13	South Eastern Railway	81
1847	15	South Eastern Railway	83
1847	16	South Eastern Railway	85
1854	17	Maryport and Carlisle Railway	12

Notes

Namur was tested on the London and North Western Railway and speeds up to 62 mph were recorded. Delivery of Namur and Liege to Belgium was delayed and their final destination is uncertain
The LNWR obtained two other Crampton-type locomotives: Courier, 4-2-0, built at Crewe Works in 1847 and Liverpool, 6-2-0, built by Bury, Curtis, and Kennedy in 1848
Dundee and Perth and Aberdeen Junction Railway, absorbed by the Scottish Central Railway in 1863

Built by: Robert Stephenson and Company
Robert Stephenson and Company built a number of Crampton type locomotives for the South Eastern Railway and the London, Chatham and Dover Railway. These were all of 4-2-0 wheel arrangement with inside cylinders and indirect drive. The inside cylinders drove a crankshaft located in front of the firebox and the crankshaft was coupled to the driving wheels by outside rods.

Date built	Works no.	Railway	No./Name	Notes
1851	785	South Eastern Railway	134
1851	786	South Eastern Railway	135
1851	787	South Eastern Railway	136 Folkstone	(1)
1851	788	South Eastern Railway	137
1851	789	South Eastern Railway	138
1851	790	South Eastern Railway	139
1851	791	South Eastern Railway	140
1851	792	South Eastern Railway	141
1851	793	South Eastern Railway	142
1851	794	South Eastern Railway	143
1862	1381	London, Chatham and Dover Railway	27 Echo
1862	1382	London, Chatham and Dover Railway	28 Coquette
1862	1383	London, Chatham and Dover Railway	29 Flirt
1862	1384	London, Chatham and Dover Railway	30 Flora
1862	1385	London, Chatham and Dover Railway	31 Sylph

Notes:

The name should have read Folkestone but was mis-spelled on the plate. This locomotive was displayed at The Great Exhibition of 1851 [1]

Built by: Bury, Curtis, and Kennedy, all 4-2-0 except Liverpool which was 6-2-0.

Date built	Works no.	Railway	No./Name
1848	355	LNWR	Liverpool
1848	?	South Eastern Railway	68
1848	?	South Eastern Railway	69
1848	?	South Eastern Railway	72
1848	?	South Eastern Railway	74
1848	?	South Eastern Railway	75
1848	?	South Eastern Railway	78

Built by: E. B. Wilson and Company

Date built	Works no.	Railway	Name/no.
1847	?	North British Railway	55
1847	?	Eastern Counties Railway	108
1847	?	Eastern Counties Railway	109
1847	?	Eastern Counties Railway	110
1847	?	Eastern Counties Railway	111
1847	?	Eastern Counties Railway	112
1847	?	Aberdeen Railway	26
1847	?	Aberdeen Railway	27

Built by: various builders

Builder	Date built	Works no.	Railway	Name/no.
Nasmyth	1846	?	South Eastern Railway	92
Crewe Works	1847	?	LNWR	Courier
Kitson & Co.	1848	?	Midland Railway	130
Kitson & Co.	1848	?	Midland Railway	131
Hackworth	1848	?	LB&SCR	56
Hackworth	1848	?	LB&SCR	58
Longridge	1851	?	Great Northern Railway	200