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Peckett and Sons

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December 1906.
Exhibit at the China Clay Country Park, Cornwall.
Exhibit at the China Clay Country Park, Cornwall. Lee Moor No.1
Exhibit at the China Clay Country Park, Cornwall. Lee Moor No.1
Exhibit at the China Clay Country Park, Cornwall.
Exhibit at the Shildon Locomotion Museum.
1954. Exhibit at Elsecar Heritage Railway
1954. Exhibit at Elsecar Heritage Railway
Henbury Locomotive at Bristol's 'M Shed'.
Bristol's 'M Shed' .
1887. Contractors locomotive.
June 1888. Locomotives.
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of Atlas Locomotive Works, St. George, Bristol 5.

1864 Company founded by Thomas Peckett

c1881 Takes over Fox, Walker and Co

1891 Advert. Locomotive engine builders. [1]

1911 Manufacturer of Locomotives for the Railways.[2]

1914 Private company.

1950s Company being run by Frank Peckett and Wilfred Peckett, two of the sons of Thomas. Frank retired in 1954.

1958 June 12th. Made their last steam engine No. 2165 and sold to a sugar estate in Mozambique

1960 Listed under Diesel, steam and fireless locomotives. [3]

1961 Manufacturers of diesel mechanical locomotives, components and special purpose valves. 110 employees. [4]

1970 Myson Group acquired the Reside group from Cope Allman International which included Peckett and Sons, supplier of locomotive spares[5]

See Also

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ Owen and Co Cardiff Directory, 1891
  2. ↑ Bradshaw’s Railway Manual 1911
  3. ↑ Mining Year Book 1960. Published by Walter E. Skinner. Advert p535
  4. ↑ 1961 Dun and Bradstreet KBE
  5. ↑ The Times, Oct 06, 1970
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