Neilson & Mitchell

Kerr, Mitchell & Neilson became known as Neilson & Mitchell when it is believed that Stewart Kerr left the business. Marine and stationary engines continued to be made until 1855 when the company began to turn all its efforts to locomotive building. In 1855 the company became known simply as Neilson & Co.

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The collection consists mainly of records concerning locomotive production – order books, description books and engineering drawings. There are also some trade cards, publications and photographs.

Records of North British Locomotive Company Ltd & Constituent Companies
Order No. E480

Drawing of 0-4-2 3' 3" Gauge 3' 0?" Between Wheels Locomotive General Arrangement
Order No. E512 E582

Drawing of 2-4-0T 3'6" Gauge Locomotive
Neilson & Co./ Neilson Reid & Co. Ltd

Neilson & Co./ Neilson Reid & Co. Ltd
Order No. E849

Drawing of Fairlie Locomotive
Order No. E414 E478

Drawing of 2-4-0 3'6" Gauge Locomotive General Arrangement
The contents page that lists order number, order date, year built, railway company, number built, railway company number and Neilson works number. The pages are numbered.

Neilson & Co., Hyde Park Locomotive Works, Glasgow Order Nos. 954. 277 to 460 Photo Album
Order No. T470 T479

Drawing of 5'6" Gauge Tender 1500G
Order No. E820

Drawing of Cork Blackrock & Passage Railway Locomotive
Order No. E646

Drawing of 4-4-0 5' 6" Gauge 5' 3" Between Tyres Locomotive General Arrangement
Order No. 359

Drawing of Monkland Iron and Steel Company 3'0" Gauge 0-4-0T Locomotive General Arrangement

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