Working model of Express locomotive engine (Crampton), Northern Railway of France, 1849, scale 3:20. Working model of Express locomotive engine (Crampton) 1855
Model, scale 1:6, of Norris 4-2-0 locomotive "Austria", 1843, with tender. Model of Norris 4-2-0 locomotive 'Austria' 1843
Model steam locomotive, approx gauge 1, LNER/BR 'A4' class 4-6-2 No.4468 "Mallard", sterling silver and 9 carat gold, made by Graham Rich and presented by the Sheffield Assay Office to the NRM for the 2000 millennium. Silver and gold model of the locomotive "Mallard" 2001
Model (scale 1:8) of an American locomotive with tender. This is said to represent a locomotive built for the Erie RR in about 1875 and was made by by William R. Lendrum, a machinist in the railway workshops of the Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR in Scranton, Pennsylvania. The tintype photograph on the clack-box is thought to be of Ledrum: the photo on the smokebox is of Ulysses S. Grant, US President 1869-1877. Scale Model of an American locomotive with tender circa 1875
Railway model, scale 4mm=1ft: 4-6-0 "Shirburn Castle" No.5030 built 1934. Railway model, 4-6-0 "Shirburn Castle"
1:12 scale model of London, Midland & Scottish Railway 4-6-2 locomotive "Princess Royal". 1:12 scale model of "Princess Royal" locomotive 1936
Sectional model of London & South Western Railway express locomotive on rails, 1890, scale 1:8 (with 1899-112). This model of an express passenger locomotive for the London and South Western Railway. The full-size locomotive, from which this model is copied, was designed by William Adams in 1890. It was built at the LSWR's Nine Elms works. This class of locomotive was still in use 50 years later, latterly on local trains. The model-making firm of T. H. and C. J. Coates built the model to a commission from the Science Museum. Together with a third brother, the model-makers worked on this model 14 hours a day for one year and nine months. As far as possible the details are exactly to scale, using the same kind of materials as on the original locomotive. Dimensions were obtained both from the LSWR's working drawings and from details on the actual locomotives. The model of the locomotive was completed in 1896 and the tender in 1899. Sectional model of London & South Western Railway express locomotive on rails 1895
Model steam locomotive, O gauge, tinplate clockwork, London & North Eastern Railway 0-4-0T No 460, modified, Type 101, by Hornby, England, c1938. model steam locomotive 1938
Model railway train, 'O' gauge coarse scale, 3rd rail electric, comprising London & North Western Railway 4-4-0 No 2664 "Queen Mary" , London & North Western Railway lavatory composite No 1153 and London and North Western Railway luggage brake No 1436, by Bing, Germany, c 1914, on a length of track, presented to John Newsome, General Advertising Manager, Dunlop, on his retirement in 1978. Model locomotive "Queen Mary"with railway carriage and brake van on length of track, c 1914 1909-1919
Model railway locomotive, Dublin & Kingstown Railway, 2-2-2 tank locomotive, "Alexandra", 1851, said to have been named "Alexandra" after pulling the train used by the Prince and Princess of Wales on their official visit to Dublin in 1865. Model of locomotive "Alexandra", Dublin and Kingstown Railway 1851
Model steam locomotive, approx. 1/12 scale, Stockton & Darlington Railway 2-2-2 No. 52 "Comet", wooden contemporary model of c1845, made by William Gladders, Engine driver, Saltburn. Model: 208 mm x 450 mm x 85 mm; overall (with plinth): 230 mm x 530 mm x 172 mm. Model of steam locomotive "Comet" 1840-1850
Model (scale 1:8) of Patrick Stirling's Great Northern Railway passenger locomotive, 8ft drivers, 776 class; sectional drawing of engine and tender; nine negatives. Great Northern Railway passenger locomotive 1895-1905
Model of Kitson locomotive no.204, 1899 (as unbuilt in 1899) Birmingham & Midland tramways no.19 Model of Kitson locomotive no.204, 1899 (as unbuilt in 1899) Birmingham & Midland tramways no.19
Model railway train, approximately N scale, toy pull-along train comprising London & North Western Railway 4-4-0 No 513 "George the Fifth", two coaches and a luggage van, by Bing, Germany, c 1910. With five cardboard boxes. Model pull-along train of LNWR "George The Fifth", two carriages and luggage van 1905-1915
"Thomas The Tank Engine Fun Machine" toy with four shapes, through which 'Play Stuff' modelling dough is extruded. Made by Bluebird Developments, Swindon, United Kingdom, 1996 'Thomas The Tank Engine Fun Machine' extrusion toy with shapes 1996
Model of Stephenson's "long boiler" locomotive (scale 1:8). Model of Stephenson's "long boiler" locomotive circa 1845
Model (scale 1:8) of Great Northern Railway passenger locomotive, 8ft drivers, 776 class, with sectional drawing of engine and tender, nine negatives, shale ballast and brass half-sectioned cylinder head Model of Great Northern Railway passenger locomotive 1895-1905
Railway model, scale 4mm=1ft: 0-4-2 side tank No.4822 built 1933. Railway model, 0-4-2 side tank No.4822
Model of Kitson locomotive no.213, 1886 (standard heavy compound type, Birmingham & Acton T.C. no.27 Model of Kitson locomotive no.213, 1886 (standard heavy compound type, Birmingham & Acton T.C. no.27
Model railway locomotive, O gauge, finescale, uncompleted Great Western Railway 4-4-0. model steam locomotive