The Reid C16 (NBR Class L) Atlantic Tank Engines. The North British Railway (NBR) was relatively slow in adopting superheating for its locomotives. Hence, the first 4-4-2T (LNER …

The NBR C Class (LNER Class J36) is a class of 0-6-0 steam locomotives designed by Matthew Holmes for freight work on the North British Railway (NBR). They were introduced in 1888 with …

As with most companies, certain classes of locomotive from the North British Railway were commonly known by distinctive names or nicknames, rather than their official class …

The North British Railway Study Group's list of NBR locomotives, including the locomotives of constituent companies. This page is set out in sections.

Ex-North British Railway Class L (LNER Class C16) 4-4-2T No. 9450 takes water at Inverkeithing Station prior to departing with a train for Edinburgh Waverley in 1927. The locomotive is in …

Some of the NBR classes had several variants. The NBR did not distinguish between the variants but the LNER did. The figures 6' 6" or 6' 0" indicate the driving wheel diameter.

At the end of the Company’s independent existence in 1923, the NBR possessed over 1000 locomotives of all classes, from 0‑4‑0 shunting tank engines to the pride of the fleet, the 4‑4‑2 …

The 4-4-2T arrangement was built by the GCR, NBR, and GNR for suburban passenger services. The LNER did not build any further 4-4-2T tank engines, but it did take over three 4-4-2T …

Ex-North British Railway Reid 'L' (LNER 'C16') class 4-4-2 Tank No. 9514. Built by NBL of Glasgow in March 1921 as NBR No. 514 and withdrawn in January 1953 as BR No. 67500. …

New- TOPS classes; Rail Archive Stephenson; ... Home»All Photographs»LNER constituents»North British» C15/C16 4-4-2T. Created 23-Jun-14. 69 photos. 451B 1920s …