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Numbers Carried
Company Number Date From
London, Midland & Scottish Railway 2192 on 31/01/1948
British Railways 42192 w/e 11/02/1950

Locomotive Specifics
Designer C. Fairburn
Class 4P
Company History LMS
Rebuild History
ClassFrom
4P31/01/1948
Wheels 2-6-4T
Builder Derby Works
To Service Mon 31/01/1948
Withdrawal Mon 11/05/1964
Service Life 16 yrs, 3 mths , 10 dys

Disposal
Scrapping During 09/1964

Allocations
Code Subsequent Codes Name From Date
    (New) on 31/01/1948
68D   Beattock 4w/e 01/11/1952
     Withdrawn on 11/05/1964

SLS Allocations*
Type Code Name From Date
NEW 30A Corkerhill w/e 31/01/1948
ALLOC 68D Beattock 4w/e 01/11/1952
WDN   on 11/05/1964

* Stephenson Locomotive Society data - raw and not yet cross-referenced

Mentions ...
Report Date Title Report Source
28/08/1948 Troon Station Ex L.N.E.R. locomotives reached Troon on 28/8; the first time known to the Station staff. Two twelve coach (non-corridor) Party Specials from Kirkintilloch were brought in by green 'B.1's' Nos. 1180 an 61336. The engines went to Ayr shed, propelling the coaches to and from Troon Harbour Sidings by the loop line. 'Propelling' on the Main line, as well as on sidings is a daily occurrence here and distances thus covered are not inconsiderable-such as Kilwinning or Irvine to Ayr. Usually a brake van is propelled, but occasionally a small number of wagons are sandwiched in between. Speeds are normal. Owing to the incidence of Specials, 'Caley' 4-4-0's are used intermittently on the Glasgow-Ayr and Kilmarnock-Ayr trains during the Summer timetable period. This has been unknown during the previous two years, except on one or two isolated occasions when there had been a failure or mishap. Between Glasgow and Ayr the 2-6-4T's Nos. 2192-8 have taken the place of most of the aged and ailing 'Compounds.' '5XP' and '5P' 4-6-0's appear to be more numerous. The 'Caley' 4-4-0's keep time and appear to steam easily in so doing. The loads vary from 4-8 non-corridor coaches SLS/194810
31/01/1950 Kilmarnock Works Locomotives entering Works during January: These included Nos. 40154, 40920, 2192, 42807, 56244, 57279. 17303, 57409, 57583. SLS/195003

Summary
Date Event Details Source See Also
31/01/1948 To Service To service as London, Midland & Scottish Railway Number 2192
Built at Derby Works
   
11/02/1950 Renumbered Renumbered to 42192    
01/11/1952 Allocation Reallocated to Beattock (68D)    
11/05/1964 Withdrawn Condemned as 42192    
09/1964 Scrapped Scrapped    

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