Steam locomotives

Standard gauge designs up to 1869

Standard gauge designs 1870 to 1899

Standard gauge designs 1900 to 1922

Standard gauge designs 1923 to 1947

Standard gauge designs from 1948 onwards

Narrow gauge steam locomotives

Broad gauge

Electric locomotives

Standard gauge

Narrow gauge electric

Electric multiple units coaches

Electric tramcars

Internal combustion

Standard gauge locomotives

Narrow gauge locomotives

Diesel multiple unit coaches

Coaching stock

Non-passenger coaching stock

Goods wagons and freight stock

Rolling stock formerly part of the National Collection

Standard gauge steam locomotives

Internal combustion

Narrow gauge steam locomotives

Narrow gauge electric

Electric multiple unit coaches

Passenger coaches

Non-passenger coaching stock

Wagons

Notes

1. ^ Sectionalised replica of original Rocket of 1829.
2. ^ Working replica of original Rocket of 1829.
3. ^ Working replica of original Sans Pareil.
4. ^ Novelty was rebuilt in 1929
5. ^ Working replica of original Planet of 1830
6. ^ Only the tender of Etherley remains
7. ^ Columbine was built as number 49 of the Grand Junction Railway but is preserved in later guise as number 1868 of the London and North Western Railway.
8. ^ Cornwall was originally numbered 173 but is preserved with its later number 3020.
9. ^ Shannon was built for the Sandy and Potton Railway and later worked on the Cromford and High Peak Railway and Wantage Tramway.
10. ^ North Eastern Railway 66 was later renumbered 1478.
11. ^ The Beattie Well tank was built by Beyer Peacock in 1874 for the London and South Western Railway. It initially carried the number 298 but this was later changed to 0298 in a duplicate series and was rebuilt at their Eastleigh Works in 1921. When it became the property of the Southern Railway it initially carried the number E0298 but this was changed to 3298. It is preserved in British Railways guise with its final number 30587.
12. ^ Boxhill was originally numbered 82 but this was later changed to 682. On transfer to the Southern railway this became 380S in their Service Stock series.
13. ^ Gladstone was originally numbered 214 but was renumbered 618. Upon transfer to the Southern Railway this became B618.
14. ^ Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway 1008 was numbered 10621 by the London Midland and Scottish Railway, and 50621 by British Railways.
15. ^ Hardwicke was London North Western Railway 790 and then London Midland and Scottish Railway 5031.
16. ^ Only the tender of Stirling Single 1002 survives. It has been attached to Single No. 1 since 2014.
17. ^ T26 Class 490 was built for the Great Eastern Railway. The London and North Eastern Railway gave it the number 7490 in 1923 but later changed this to 2785, so for British Railways it was number 62785.
18. ^ M7 Class 245 was numbered E245 by the Southern Railway but later reverted to plain 245; under British Railways ownership it carried number 30245.
19. ^ Taff Vale Railway number 28 became 450 in Great Western Railway ownership.
20. ^ Henry Oakley was renumbered 3990 by the London and North Eastern Railway.
21. ^ Midland Railway 673 had earlier carried number 118.
22. ^ Great Northern Railway 1247 became 4247 under London and North Eastern Railway ownership. This was later changed to 8846 so it became British Railway's 68846.
23. ^ T9 number 120 became Southern Railway's E120 before reverting to 120. For British Railways it was renumbered 30120.
24. ^ South Eastern and Chatham Railway 737 became Southern Railway A737 before renumbering to 1737. Under British Railways it was number 31737.
25. ^ Midland Railway 1000 was originally numbered 2361. Under British Railways it was number 41000.
26. ^ Midland Railway 1000 was rebuilt in 1914.
27. ^ Great Northern Railway 251 became London and North Eastern Railway 3251 before renumbering to 2800.
28. ^ City of Truro carried number 3717 for a time.
29. ^ Great Eastern Railway 877 became London and North Eastern Railway 7087 before renumbering to 8633. Under British Railways it was number 68633.
30. ^ Great Eastern Railway 1217 became London and North Eastern Railway 8217 before renumbering to 5567. Under British Railways it was number 65567.
31. ^ 80 Thundersley became Midland Railway 2177. It retained this number with the London Midland and Scottish Railway but was later renumbered to 2148. Under British Railways it was number 41966.
32. ^ 63601 was originally Great Central Railway 102. It became London and North Eastern Railway 5102 before renumbering to 3509.
33. ^ North Eastern Railway 901 retained its number with the London and North Eastern Railway for many years but was eventually renumbered as 3460. Under British Railways it was number 63460.
34. ^ Butler Henderson became London and North Eastern Railway 5506 before being renumbered as 2660. Under British Railways it was number 62660.
35. ^ 49395 was originally London and North Western Railway 485, later Midland Railway 9395.
36. ^ Flying Scotsman was originally numbered 4472 but later carried the numbers 502 then 103. British Railways numbered it 60103.
37. ^ LMS 4027 was numbered 44027 by British Railways.
38. ^ Sir lamiel was numbered 30777 by British Railways.
39. ^ LMS 13000 was later numbered 2700 and then in British Railways ownership it became 42700.
40. ^ Lord Nelson was numbered 30850 by British Railways.
41. ^ Cheltenham was numbered 30925 by British Railways.
42. ^ LMS 2500 was numbered 42500 by British Railways.
43. ^ Chinese Government Railways KF7 was renumbered 607.
44. ^ LMS 5000 was numbered 45000 by British Railways.
45. ^ Green Arrow was originally numbered 4771 but later carried number 800 before becoming British Railways' 60800.
46. ^ Mallard was originally number 4468 but was renumbered as 22 before becoming British Railways' 60022.
47. ^ Duchess of Hamilton was numbered 46229 by British Railways.
48. ^ The Q1 Class 0-6-0 carried the number C1 when built but was numbered 33001 by British Railways.
49. ^ Sir Winston Churchill was numbered 21C151 by the Southern Railway and 34051 by British Railways.
50. ^ Ellerman Lines was built by British Railways to an earlier Southern Railway design. It has been sectioned to show its construction.
51. ^ The Barclay fireless locomotive was owned by Imperial Paper Mills.
52. ^ Frank Galbraith was owned by the Teesside Bridge & Engineering Co.
53. ^ The South African Railways Class 7A carries its SAR number 993, but when built for the Cape Government Railways it was numbered 390.
54. ^ The South Devon Railway was absorbed by the Great Western Railway in 1876 and Tiny was then allocated number 2180.
55. ^ The North Star replica includes some parts from 1837 original.
56. ^ Iron Duke is a replica of a GWR locomotive built in 1847.
57. ^ Southern Railway 75S was numbered DS75 by British railways.
58. ^ North Eastern Railway electric locomotive number 1 was renumbered 4075 and then 6480 by the London and North Eastern railway. Under British Railways numbering it carried 26500.
59. ^ North Staffordshire Railway battery electric locomotive no. 1 later carried British Railways number BEL2.
60. ^ The CEGB Bolton battery electric locomotive originally entered service with the South Wales Electrical Power Distribution Co. at Upper Boat power station, where it was registered as no. 258 to work on the Great Western Railway.
61. ^ Locomotive E26020 later carried the TOPS number 76020.
62. ^ Locomotive 1505 originally carried the number 27001, prior to its sale to Nederlandse Spoorwegen in 1969
63. ^ Locomotive E5001 later carried the TOPS number 71001.
64. ^ Locomotive 84001 originally carried the number E3036.
65. ^ 4 ft 7+3⁄4 in (1,416 mm) gauge.
66. ^ Diesel shunter 13079 was renumbered D3079 but later carried TOPS number 08064.
67. ^ Diesel shunter 08911 was originally numbered D4141.
68. ^ D8000 later carried TOPS number 20050.
69. ^ D5500 later carried TOPS number 31018.
70. ^ D200 later carried TOPS number 40122.
71. ^ D2090 later carried TOPS number 03090.
72. ^ D6535 was converted to a Class 33/1 in 1967 and later carried the TOPS number 33116.
73. ^ D6700 later carried TOPS number 37119 until modified to Class 37/3 when it became 37350.
74. ^ D9002 later carried TOPS number 55002.
75. ^ Class 47 locomotive number D1656 became 47072 in 1974 after the TOPS numbering system came into use. Its steam heating boiler was replaced by electric train heating in 1984 and therefore renumbered 47609. The following year it was given the name Fire Fly to commemorate an historic Great Western Railway steam locomotive and was further renmubered to 47834 in 1989. In 1995 it was renumbered once more to 47798 and the name changed to Prince William; it was also repainted in plum colour as one of the locomotives allocated to pull the British Royal Train.
76. ^ 41001 was one of the two power cars of the prototype High Speed Diesel Train which, as a complete train, carried the number 252001. It carried car number 43000 and later ADB975812 when no longer in revenue service.
77. ^ The Class 41 was the prototype for the InterCity 125 or "High Speed Train".
78. ^ Simplex 2275 worked at Knostrop Sewage Works but was originally built for the War Department Light Railways.
79. ^ Ruston Hornsby 187105 was used by the Yorkshire water Authority at Naburn Sewage Works.
80. ^ Number 14 was operated by the National Coal Board at Ellington Colliery, Northumberland.
81. ^ Number 9 was operated by the National Coal Board at Ellington Colliery, Northumberland.
82. ^ London and South Western Railway 563 was numbered E563 by the Southern Railway before reverting to 563, and 30563 by British Railways.
83. ^ London and South Western Railway 563 was donated from the National Collection to the Swanage Railway in 2017.
84. ^ Great Western Railway 2818 was donated from the National Collection to STEAM – Museum of the Great Western Railway in 2017.
85. ^ North Staffordshire Railway number 2 was later London Midland and Scottish Railway number 2271. It was then sold to Manchester Collieries where it was their number 2.
86. ^ North Staffordshire Railway number 2 was transferred from the National Collection to the Foxfield railway in 2016.
87. ^ RSH 0-4-0ST Eustace Forth was donated from the National Collection to the Foxfield Railway in August 2014.
88. ^ 0-6-0ST King Feisal of Iraq is currently at the Flour Mills Workshops in Bream, Gloucestershire for overhaul.
89. ^ Ownership of Austerity tank King Faisal of Iraq was transferred from the National Collection to the Flour Mill in February 2016.
90. ^ Handyman was donated from the National Collection to the Statfold Narrow Gauge Museum Trust in 2021.
91. ^ Ownership transferred from NRM to Friends of the 502 group by October 2011.
92. ^ Ownership of 4-VEP 3545 was transferred to the East Kent Railway as of 2016.
93. ^ Ownership transferred from NRM to Crewe Heritage Centre Trust by April 2018
94. ^ De-accessioned from the National Collection in 2022.
95. ^ Into National Collection in 1977, de-accessioned around 2015.
96. ^ 10825 joined the National Collection through the Science and Industry Museum collection. The carriage was de-accessioned and transferred to the LMS Carriage Association in 2018.
97. ^ At Ropley for major restoration on 25-year loan since 2012.
98. ^ During re-appraisal of items from the National Collection in the 1990s, 1456 went to the Bluebell.
99. ^ 311 Eagle was part of the National Collection but was reported to be no longer be part of it in February 2019.
100. ^ 13252 was said to no longer be a part of the National Collection on its RHRP (VCT carriage survey) page and now owned by the Mid-Norfolk Railway.
101. ^ Ownership transferred from NRM to the Nene Valley Railway in April 2005.
102. ^ Donated to the Nene Valley Railway by the NRM in March 1996.
103. ^ Body of the van scrapped in September 2011. Donated by NRM to Aysgarth Station Project.
104. ^ Body of the van scrapped in September 2011.
105. ^ Van dismantled in September 2011 and ironwork sent to an unknown site.
106. ^ De-accessioned from the National Collection in 2003. Now at Embsay.
107. ^ De-accessioned from the National Collection in 2006, then scrapped in 2012.
108. ^ ^{a b c d} De-accessioned from the National Collection in 2021.

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177. ^ "Railway carriage entitled "Huskisson", Liverpool & Manchester Railway". Science Museum Group Collection. Archived from the original on 7 April 2020. Retrieved 7 April 2020.
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184. ^ "British Railways Mark I BCK carriage". Science Museum Group Collection.
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193. ^ "British Railways Special Cattle van, 1951". Science Museum Group Collection.
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201. ^ "Tank wagon, North Eastern Railway - Shell-Mex and BP Ltd". Science Museum Group Collection. Archived from the original on 7 June 2019. Retrieved 7 June 2019.
202. ^ "Manchester, Sheffield & Lincolnshire Railway Wagon". Science Museum Group Collection.
203. ^ "Snow plough, North Eastern Railway". Science Museum Group Collection.
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205. ^ "40 ton Bogie Trolley Wagon, Caledonian Railway".
206. ^ "LSWR Four Wheel Open Carriage Truck built 1898". The Railway Heritage Register Wagon Survey Project. Retrieved 29 May 2025.
207. ^ "Wagon owners plate, Shell-Mex & BP". Science Museum Group Collection. Archived from the original on 7 June 2019. Retrieved 7 June 2019.
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209. ^ "NER DE 903012 Stores Van built 1902". The Railway Heritage Register Wagon Survey Project. Retrieved 29 May 2025.
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211. ^ "LNER sand wagon". Science Museum Group Collection. Archived from the original on 7 June 2019. Retrieved 7 June 2019.
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215. ^ "PO 14 Nitric Acid Tank built 1928". The Railway Heritage Register Wagon Survey Project. Retrieved 29 May 2025.
216. ^ "Mineral wagon used at Stanton Ironworks". Science Museum Group Collection.
217. ^ "Mink G goods van". Science Museum Group Collection.
218. ^ "20-ton Goods Brake Van". Science Museum Group Collection.
219. ^ "Chemins de Fer de Paris a Lyon et a la Mediterranee (PLM) train ferry van, 1935". Science Museum Group Collection. Archived from the original on 23 December 2022. Retrieved 23 December 2022.
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223. ^ "LMSR M 499254 Tube Wagon built 1936". The Railway Heritage Register Wagon Survey Project. Retrieved 29 May 2025.
224. ^ ""Warflat" 50-ton bogie flat wagon, 1940". Science Museum Group Collection.
225. ^ "London & North Eastern Railway brake van". Science Museum Group Collection.
226. ^ "Lowmac railway wagon". Science Museum Group Collection.
227. ^ "Hopper wagon, London & North Eastern Railway". Science Museum Group Collection.
228. ^ "Tunnel van, London & North Eastern Railway". Science Museum Group Collection.
229. ^ "British Railways railway wagon". Science Museum Group Collection.
230. ^ "Trestol well wagon". Science Museum Group Collection.
231. ^ "British Railways cattle wagon". Science Museum Group Collection.
232. ^ "British Railways 30 ton Bogie Bolster C". Science Museum Group Collection.
233. ^ "Bogie hopper wagon". Science Museum Group Collection.
234. ^ "National Benzole tank wagon". Science Museum Group Collection.
235. ^ "16-ton mineral wagon". Science Museum Group Collection.
236. ^ "British Railways china clay wagon". Science Museum Group Collection.
237. ^ "British Railways Presflo cement wagon". Science Museum Group Collection.
238. ^ "British Railways Banana Van, 1960". Science Museum Group Collection.
239. ^ "Prototype British Railways 'Merry-go-Round' hopper coal wagon, 1964". Science Museum Group Collection.
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