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Currently WHTS has in excess of 15799 individual locomotives with full disposal details and sources.

Tweets by @chasing_steam

AW – Tony Wakefield

BB – Bill Bridgens

BP – Bill Perry

BT – BackTrack

CV – Chris Vale

DCW – David Williams (editor Severn Valley Railway News)

DD – David Druce

DL – David Lennon

DR – David Rostance

DW – David Wragg

FR – The Fall & Rise of British Railway Steam by John Stretton & Peter Townsend

GE – Geoff Emson

IM – Ian Maclachlan

IS – Ian Slater

JL – Jim Langston

JO – John Oates

KB – Keith Beddoes

KK – Keith King

KL – Keith Long

KP – Ken Plant – courtesy of Bob Plant

KRM – Kidderminster Railway Museum – courtesy of Dave Postle

KSN – Kidderminster Shedmaster’s Notebook – courtesy of Keith Beddoes

LCGB – Locomotive Club of Great Britain

LINK – Engine Shed Society

LW – Leslie Wheeler

MR – Malcolm Richards

PBH – Peter Hands

PK – Peter Kellett

RA – Ralph Amos

RCTS – The Hughes & Stanier 2-6-0’s by John Young & David Tyreman

RF – Ray Franks

RJ – Railway Journal – Walsall Loco Society

RM – Railway Magazine

RO – Railway Observer – Railway Correspondence & Travel Society

RS – The Book of the Royal Scots by Ian Sixsmith (Irwell Press)

SFS – Steam For Scrap – by Nigel Trevena

SFS+ - Steam For Scrap – The Complete Story by Nigel Trevena

SLS – Stephenson Locomotive Society

SM – Steam Memories – Booklaw Publications

SMA – Shed Master Archives – Patrick Evans

SMPC – Steam Motive Power Centres – Booklaw Publications

STTS – Steaming Through The Sixties – by Peter Hands (Defiant Publications)

SW – Steam World

TNA (1) – The National Archives, Kew (RAIL 254/512)

TNA (19) – The National Archives, Kew (ZL1B5/353)

WD – The WD Austerity 2-8-0 The BR Record by J. Hooper