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Became [[Cambrian Foundry and Engineering Works]] | Became [[Cambrian Foundry and Engineering Works]] | ||
Six locomotives made | Six locomotives made between c.1875 and 1899. Two went to [[Devon Great Consols Mine]] | ||
Ironfounders (example: mooring bollards at Bridgwater Docks) | Ironfounders (example: mooring bollards at Bridgwater Docks) | ||
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1849 Business established by Thomas Spittle at Cambrian Iron Foundry, Newport
Became Cambrian Foundry and Engineering Works
Six locomotives made between c.1875 and 1899. Two went to Devon Great Consols Mine
Ironfounders (example: mooring bollards at Bridgwater Docks)
1864 Thomas Spittle, Cambrian Iron Foundry, Newport, Monmouthshire.[1]
By 1882 was amongst the largest works in the district
See Also
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Sources of Information
- British Steam Locomotive Builders by James W. Lowe. Published in 1975. ISBN 0-905100-816