The notebook contains notes and sketches relating to specific locomotive orders and to the Company's work in general. Charles Beyer notebook
Nine loose papers including lists of draughtsmen's wages and their names; a list of apprentices dated May 1866; documents detailing the number of men employed by the company for the years 1866-1868 and 1870; and a list of men employed in the Coppersmith Shop dated May 1870. Bundle of loose papers taken from Charles Beyer's diaries
Correspondence between Charles Beyer and Carl Pihl Correspondence between Charles Beyer and Carl Pihl
Microfilm no. 3 of notebooks 1&2. The notebook contains notes and sketches relating to specific orders and to the Company's work in general. Charles Beyer notebook
Copy of Charles Beyer's early note book containing designs and early observations on engineering projects being worked on by other engineers in the region and abroad. Observations include early use of steam power and textile machinery in mills, development of machine tools and various railway related projects. Photocopied Notebook of Charles Beyer
Bundle of 14 letters sent from Charles Beyer to Henry Robertson. The contents of these letters relate to the search for and cost of tools and other aspects regarding the Gorton Foundry; information regarding individual orders; a visit by Christopher Peel to apologise for his behaviour and asking Beyer not to inform his father of his actions; payments by customers; problems with engines due to certain aspects of the manufacturing process; and Beyer's preparations to visit Sweden. A letter dated the 14 December 1854 also makes reference to a lawsuit that Robertson was facing at the time. There is also a letter from William Bradshaw regarding his visit to Portugal and his work with the Algawa and D. Luiz engines. Bundle of letters from Charles Beyer to Henry Robertson
