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There were a large number of manufacturers in Great Britain. Most started life as agricultural engineers, and many exported engines all over the world. Some of the more prolific manufacturers are listed below:
 
There were a large number of manufacturers in Great Britain. Most started life as agricultural engineers, and many exported engines all over the world. Some of the more prolific manufacturers are listed below:
   
:(x) = Number of known UK engines surviving. - based on The [[Traction Engine Register 2008]] (10th edition) data. Some engines have been exported, but 'new' ones are being repatriated to the UK. In total there are about 3000, but some are just parts and others reasonably complete but are awaiting restoration.
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:(x) = Number of known UK engines surviving. - based on data from The [[Traction Engine Register 2008]] (10th edition) and updated from the 11th edition. Some engines have been exported, but 'new' ones are being repatriated to the UK. In total there are about 3000, but some are just parts and others reasonably complete but are awaiting restoration.
   
 
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! Manufacturers Name !! Date (1st) !! Date (last)!! No. Built !! No. Surviving !! Location !! Succesor / notes
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! Manufacturers Name <!-- wiki link to page for company history -->!! Date (1st built) !! Date (last built)!! No. Built !! No. Surviving !! Company location !! Succesor / notes
 
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| [[Adamson]] || 1858 || 1859 || ? || ? || Dunkinfield, Cheshire || -
 
| [[Adamson]] || 1858 || 1859 || ? || ? || Dunkinfield, Cheshire || -
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| [[William Allchin Ltd]]|| [[1879]] || 1930|| ~ 4000 || 21 || Northamptonshire || ''([http://www.ruralhistory.org/nof/victorianfarming/show.php?start=0&end=0&command=showmanu&recordid=84&fromlist=1 MERL database entry])''
 
| [[William Allchin Ltd]]|| [[1879]] || 1930|| ~ 4000 || 21 || Northamptonshire || ''([http://www.ruralhistory.org/nof/victorianfarming/show.php?start=0&end=0&command=showmanu&recordid=84&fromlist=1 MERL database entry])''
 
|-
 
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| [[John Allen of Oxford]] || ? || 1913 || ? || 1 || Oxford || latter known as [[Allen of Oxford]]
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| [[John Allen of Oxford]] || ? || 1913 || ? || 1 || Oxford || later known as [[Allen of Oxford]]
 
|-
 
|-
 
| [[Allen & Simmonds]] || 1909 || - || ? || ? || Reading || -
 
| [[Allen & Simmonds]] || 1909 || - || ? || ? || Reading || -
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| [[Aveling & Porter|Aveling & Porter]] || 1860 || 1937 || 14200 || (575) || Rochester, Kent || [[Aveling-Barford]]
 
| [[Aveling & Porter|Aveling & Porter]] || 1860 || 1937 || 14200 || (575) || Rochester, Kent || [[Aveling-Barford]]
 
|-
 
|-
 
| [[Babcock & Wilcox|Babcock & Wilcox]] || ? || ? ||6 || ? || Absorbed [[Clayton & Shuttleworth|Clayton & Shuttleworth]] steam operations
|}
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* [[Babcock & Wilcox|Babcock & Wilcox]] (6), - Absorbed [[Clayton & Shuttleworth|Clayton & Shuttleworth]] steam operations
 
* Barrows & various partners - Millwrights engineers and engine builders from Cherwell works, Banbury Oxfordshire
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| Barrows + various partners - Millwrights engineers and engine builders from Cherwell works, Banbury Oxfordshire || Started by Joseph Kirby 1787, engines offered from 1855 || ? || unknown || see below || Barrows are reputed to have built engines for John Fowler of Leeds before he had a factory as did [[Ransomes]] and [[Kitson and Hewitson]].
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* Started by Joseph Kirby 1787 engines offered from 1855 Barrows are reputed to have built engines for Fowlers of Leeds before he had a factory as did ransomes and kitson and hewitson.
 
** [[Kirby & Barrows|Kirby & Barrows]] (non) - 1862-1863
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| [[Kirby & Barrows|Kirby & Barrows]] ||1862 ||1863 || unknown|| non known || Banbury, Oxon ||
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** [[Barrows & Carmichael|Barrows & Carmichael]] (1) - 1864-1868
 
** [[Barrows & Co|Barrows & Co]] 6) - 1891-1919
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| [[Barrows & Carmichael|Barrows & Carmichael]] (1) - 1864-1868
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|-
** [[Barrows & Stewart|Barrows & Stewart]] (1) - 1868-1886/7
 
 
| [[Barrows & Stewart|Barrows & Stewart]] (1) - 1868-1886/7
* [[Blackstone]] (1) - Stamford Lincolnshire (better known for [[Agricultural machinery]] and [[Oil engines]].
 
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|-
* [[Brown and May]] (18) - Devizes in Wiltshire
 
 
| [[Barrows & Co|Barrows & Co]] 6) - 1891-1919
* [[Charles Burrell & Sons|Charles Burrell & Sons]] (329), Thetford – ''([http://www.ruralhistory.org/nof/victorianfarming/show.php?start=0&end=0&command=showmanu&recordid=6&fromlist=1 MERL database entry])''
 
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* [[Clayton & Shuttleworth|Clayton & Shuttleworth]] (16), Lincoln, Lincolnshire – ''([http://www.ruralhistory.org/nof/victorianfarming/show.php?start=0&end=0&command=showmanu&recordid=78&fromlist=1 MERL database entry])''
 
 
|[[Blackstone]] || ? || ? || ? ||1 || Stamford Lincolnshire || (better known for [[Agricultural machinery]] and [[Oil engines]].
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|-
 
| [[Brown and May]] || ? || ? || ? || 18 || - Devizes in Wiltshire || No records survive
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|-
 
| [[Charles Burrell & Sons|Charles Burrell & Sons]] || ? || ? || ? ||329 || Thetford, Norfolk || – ''([http://www.ruralhistory.org/nof/victorianfarming/show.php?start=0&end=0&command=showmanu&recordid=6&fromlist=1 MERL database entry])''
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|-
 
|} [[Clayton & Shuttleworth|Clayton & Shuttleworth]] (16), Lincoln, Lincolnshire – ''([http://www.ruralhistory.org/nof/victorianfarming/show.php?start=0&end=0&command=showmanu&recordid=78&fromlist=1 MERL database entry])''
 
* [[Clayton Wagons]] (1), Lincoln - Steam wagons
 
* [[Clayton Wagons]] (1), Lincoln - Steam wagons
 
* [[John Collins]] (1), Bacton Suffolk
 
* [[John Collins]] (1), Bacton Suffolk
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* [[Grew]] of&nbsp;? built a 'Ice locomotive' for Russia in 1860 (exhibited at the great exhibition in 1862)
 
* [[Grew]] of&nbsp;? built a 'Ice locomotive' for Russia in 1860 (exhibited at the great exhibition in 1862)
 
* [[Hemsteds]] (1) Lincolnshire
 
* [[Hemsteds]] (1) Lincolnshire
* [[E.S. Hindley]] (2), Bourton Devon
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* [[E.S. Hindley]] (2), Bourton, Dorset
 
* [[Holmes]] (1) portable, Norwich, Norfolk
 
* [[Holmes]] (1) portable, Norwich, Norfolk
 
* [[Richard Hornsby]] (15), Grantham, Lincolnshire Merged with Rustons to form [[Ruston & Hornsby|Ruston & Hornsby]]
 
* [[Richard Hornsby]] (15), Grantham, Lincolnshire Merged with Rustons to form [[Ruston & Hornsby|Ruston & Hornsby]]
* [[Howard]] (2), Bedford
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* [[James and Fredrick Howard]] (2), Bedford
 
* [[Edward Humphries & Co.|Edward Humphries & Co.]] Ltd (6), Pershore Worcestershire
 
* [[Edward Humphries & Co.|Edward Humphries & Co.]] Ltd (6), Pershore Worcestershire
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* [[Kitson & Hewitson]] (0), Leeds - (A 1/2 scale working model exists)
 
* [[W. Lampitt & Co.|W. Lampitt & Co.]] (2), Banbury, Oxfordshire
 
* [[W. Lampitt & Co.|W. Lampitt & Co.]] (2), Banbury, Oxfordshire
 
* [[Lawson]] (1), Scotland
 
* [[Lawson]] (1), Scotland
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* [[Marshall, Sons & Co.|Marshall, Sons & Co.]] (444), Gainsborough, Lincolnshire
 
* [[Marshall, Sons & Co.|Marshall, Sons & Co.]] (444), Gainsborough, Lincolnshire
 
* [[J&H McLaren & Co.|J&H McLaren & Co.]] (47), Leeds, Yorkshire
 
* [[J&H McLaren & Co.|J&H McLaren & Co.]] (47), Leeds, Yorkshire
* Davey [[Paxman]] & Co. (18), Colchester, Essex
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* [[Messrs. Naylor & Co.]] (7) estimated - Hereford
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* [[Davey Paxman & Co.]] (18), Colchester, Essex
 
* Ransomes and various partners
 
* Ransomes and various partners
 
** [[Ransomes Sims & Head|Ransomes Sims & Head]] 1869-81, Ipswich
 
** [[Ransomes Sims & Head|Ransomes Sims & Head]] 1869-81, Ipswich
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* [[Ruston & Hornsby|Ruston & Hornsby]] Ltd (42), Lincolnshire
 
* [[Ruston & Hornsby|Ruston & Hornsby]] Ltd (42), Lincolnshire
 
* [[Savage]] (87) + 4 'New'- Fairground centre engines
 
* [[Savage]] (87) + 4 'New'- Fairground centre engines
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* [[William Savory & Co.]] (5) Gloucestershire - Ploughing engines
 
* [[Sentinel]] Wagon works Ltd (117), Shrewsbury, England. Steam Wagon and Diesel lorries & locomotive Builders.
 
* [[Sentinel]] Wagon works Ltd (117), Shrewsbury, England. Steam Wagon and Diesel lorries & locomotive Builders.
 
* [[Shand-Mason]] Ltd. (52), London - Fire engine builders
 
* [[Shand-Mason]] Ltd. (52), London - Fire engine builders
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*[[Wallis & Steevens|Wallis & Steevens]] (178), Basingstoke, Hampshire – ''([http://www.ruralhistory.org/nof/victorianfarming/show.php?start=0&end=0&command=showmanu&recordid=162&fromlist=1 MERL database entry])''
 
*[[Wallis & Steevens|Wallis & Steevens]] (178), Basingstoke, Hampshire – ''([http://www.ruralhistory.org/nof/victorianfarming/show.php?start=0&end=0&command=showmanu&recordid=162&fromlist=1 MERL database entry])''
 
* [[Wantage Engineering Co.]] (2), Wantage, Berkshire (mainly repaired other makes)
 
* [[Wantage Engineering Co.]] (2), Wantage, Berkshire (mainly repaired other makes)
* [[Yorkshire Patent Steam Wagon Co.]] (7), Leeds Yorkshire
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* [[William Weeks & Co.]] (8) est. of Maistone Kent
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* [[Yorkshire Patent Steam Wagon Co.]] (7), of Leeds Yorkshire
 
* [[Youngs]] (1), Diss Norfolk
 
* [[Youngs]] (1), Diss Norfolk
   
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{{main|List of traction engine manufacturers in North America}} (from the Wikipedia list)
 
{{main|List of traction engine manufacturers in North America}} (from the Wikipedia list)
   
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:No of survivors in the UK listed (x in UK).
 
   
 
* [[Abell]], Toronto, Canada
 
* [[Abell]], Toronto, Canada
* [[Advance]], Michigan, USA
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* [[Advance Thresher Co.]], Michigan, USA (3 in UK)
 
* [[Advance-Rumely]], LaPorte, Indiana, USA
 
* [[Advance-Rumely]], LaPorte, Indiana, USA
 
* [[American]], New Jersey, USA
 
* [[American]], New Jersey, USA
 
* [[American Monarch]], New York State, USA
 
* [[American Monarch]], New York State, USA
 
* [[Ammerican-Abell]], Toronto, Canada
 
* [[Ammerican-Abell]], Toronto, Canada
* [[Ames]], New Yorke State, USA
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* [[Ames]], New York State, USA
 
* [[Atlas Co.]], Indianapolis, USA
 
* [[Atlas Co.]], Indianapolis, USA
* [[Avery]]
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* [[Avery]], Peoria Illonois, USA
 
* [[Baker]], Swanton Ohio, USA
 
* [[Baker]], Swanton Ohio, USA
* [[Buffalo Springfield]] (2) in UK,
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* [[Buffalo Springfield]] (2 in UK),
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* [[Desberon]] (steam trucks)
* [[George White]] (1) in UK, Ontario, Canada
 
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* [[Gaar-Scott]], Richmond Indiana, USA
 
* [[George White]] (1 in UK), Ontario, Canada
 
* [[J.I.Case]]
 
* [[J.I.Case]]
* [[Russell & Co.|Russell & Co.]] (1) in UK
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* [[Russell & Co.|Russell & Co.]] (1 in UK)
 
* [[Rumeley]] became [[Advance-Rumely]]
 
* [[Rumeley]] became [[Advance-Rumely]]
 
* [[Sawyer Massey]]
 
* [[Sawyer Massey]]
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* [[Union]], Newark, Ohio, USA
 
* [[Union]], Newark, Ohio, USA
 
* [[Upton]], Battle Creek Michigam, USA
 
* [[Upton]], Battle Creek Michigam, USA
* [[Waterloo]]
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* [[Waterloo]]
* [[Wilder]]
 
* [[White]], Ontario, Canada
 
   
 
==German Manufacturers==
 
==German Manufacturers==
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(x) = Number of Known survivors world wide.
* [[Henschel]]
 
* [[J. A. Maffei]]
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* (2) [[Haubold]]
* [[Lanz]] - Better known for [[Hot bulb engine]] tractors.
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* (19) [[Henninger]] - Agents for [[Garrett]]
* [[Ottomeyer]]
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* (28) [[Henschel]]
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* (1) [[I.B.A.G.]] (International Baumamachine A.G.)
* [[Ruthemeyer]]
 
* [[Zettelmeyer]]
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* (1) [[Jacob & Becker]]
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* (1) J. [[Kemna]]
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* (1) [[Kuhn]]
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* (1) H. [[Lamprecht]]
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* (1) [[Heinrich Lanz]]
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* (20 + 1) [[J. A. Maffei]]
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* (?) [[Lanz]] - Better known for [[Hot bulb engine]] tractors.
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* (1) [[MF Elssinger]]
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* (?) [[Ottomeyer]]
 
* (64) MF B. [[Ruthemeyer]]
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* (6) [[MG Heilibron]]
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* (7) [[Ohl Theodore]] - [[Burrell]] Agents/licensed design
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* (1) [[Rifenrath Jung]]
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* (4) L. [[Schwartkopff]]
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* (1) J. [[Seitz]]
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* (1) [[Umrath]]
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* (58) [[Zettelmeyer]]
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===Known Survivors===
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* [http://dampfmaschinenarchiv.de/page2.html German built engines list] - not up to date / 100% accurate<ref>[http://www.tractiontalkforum.com/showpost.php?p=127094&postcount=12 Traction talk forum] - [[Traction Talk]] post by user:Oldengine</ref>
   
 
==Others==
 
==Others==
* [[Albaret]], French
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* [[Albaret]], France
* [[Breloux]]
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* [[Breloux]], Nevers, France
 
* [[Bromovsky, Schulz & Sohr]]
 
* [[Bromovsky, Schulz & Sohr]]
* [[Brouhot]]
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* [[Brouhot & Co.]], Cher, France
* [[Calder]]
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* [[Calder]] Home built engine
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* [[Chataignier]], St.Etienne, France
* [[Figment]]
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* [[Figment]] Home built
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* [[Flother]], Germany
 
* [[Frick]]
 
* [[Frick]]
 
* [[George White]], London Ontario, Canada
* [[Heuke]]
 
* [[Hindley]]
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* [[Henschel]], Germany
 
* [[Heuke]], Germany
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* [[Hindley]], England
 
* Hofherr-Schrantz-Clayton [[HSCS]] - Hungarian
 
* Hofherr-Schrantz-Clayton [[HSCS]] - Hungarian
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* [[Imperial Maschinenfabrik]], Meissen, Germany
 
* [[Iroquois]]
 
* [[Iroquois]]
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* [[Italo-Svizzera]], Bologna Italy
 
* [[J. A. Maffei]], Hirschen, Germany
 
* [[J. A. Maffei]], Hirschen, Germany
 
* [[Kastrup Maskinfabrik]], Kastrup, Denmark
 
* [[Kastrup Maskinfabrik]], Kastrup, Denmark
* [[Kelly Springfield]]
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* [[Kelly Springfield]], USA
* [[Kemna]],
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* [[Kemna]], Germany (Poland)
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* [[Lanz]], Germany
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* [[MAN]], Germany
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* [[Merlin et Cie]], Vierzon France
 
* [[Munktell]], Eskilstuna, Sweden
 
* [[Munktell]], Eskilstuna, Sweden
 
* [[Port Huron]]
 
* [[Port Huron]]
 
* [[SLM Winterthur]]
 
* [[SLM Winterthur]]
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* [[Societe Francaise]], Vierzon France
 
* [[Vølund]], Copenhagen, Denmark
 
* [[Vølund]], Copenhagen, Denmark
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* [[Waterloo Manufacturing Co.]], Waterloo Ontario, Canada
* [[Winschoten Ind]]
 
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* [[Weyher & Richemond]], Seine France
 
* [[Winschoten Ind]], ?
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* [[Zettelmeyer]], Germany
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==See also==
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* [[List of steam car manufacturers]]
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* [[Steam fairs]]
   
 
==References / sources==
 
==References / sources==
* Wikipedia for initial listing
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Originally based on the Wikipedia article for initial listing.
 
* [[Old Glory Magazine]]
 
* [[Old Glory Magazine]]
 
* Steam Scenes for more obscure makes
 
* Steam Scenes for more obscure makes
 
* The [[Traction Engine Register 2008]] for numbers surviving in UK and obscure makes
 
* The [[Traction Engine Register 2008]] for numbers surviving in UK and obscure makes
 
* Traction Engines - A Source book of; by Dennis Miller, Published by Bounty Books, ISBN 978-0-7537-1779-0
 
* Traction Engines - A Source book of; by Dennis Miller, Published by Bounty Books, ISBN 978-0-7537-1779-0
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{{reflist}}
   
 
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Latest revision as of 09:32, 27 August 2014

This is a list of companies that manufactured Steam & traction engines of any kind, including steam tractors, portable engines, Steam Lorries and steam rollers.

Great Britain

There were a large number of manufacturers in Great Britain. Most started life as agricultural engineers, and many exported engines all over the world. Some of the more prolific manufacturers are listed below:

(x) = Number of known UK engines surviving. - based on data from The Traction Engine Register 2008 (10th edition) and updated from the 11th edition. Some engines have been exported, but 'new' ones are being repatriated to the UK. In total there are about 3000, but some are just parts and others reasonably complete but are awaiting restoration.
Manufacturers Name Date (1st built) Date (last built) No. Built No. Surviving Company location Succesor / notes
Adamson 1858 1859 ? ? Dunkinfield, Cheshire -
William Allchin Ltd 1879 1930 ~ 4000 21 Northamptonshire (MERL database entry)
John Allen of Oxford ? 1913 ? 1 Oxford later known as Allen of Oxford
Allen & Simmonds 1909 - ? ? Reading -
Appleby 1880 - ? ? London -
Archer & Hall c. 1880 1900 ? 0 Location ? -
Armitage & Ruston 1879 1881 ? ? Chatters Cambridge -
Armstrong & Whitworth C. 1926 ? ? 7 Manchester & Newcastle
Atkinson ? ? ? 1 Preston, Lancashire. Seddon Atkinson
Aveling c.1859 ? ? 0 Rochester, Kent Aveling & Porter
Aveling-Barford c.1936 c.1950 ? 18 Grantham, Lincolnshire.
Aveling & Porter 1860 1937 14200 (575) Rochester, Kent Aveling-Barford
Babcock & Wilcox ? ? 6 ? Absorbed Clayton & Shuttleworth steam operations
Barrows + various partners - Millwrights engineers and engine builders from Cherwell works, Banbury Oxfordshire Started by Joseph Kirby 1787, engines offered from 1855 ? unknown see below Barrows are reputed to have built engines for John Fowler of Leeds before he had a factory as did Ransomes and Kitson and Hewitson.
Kirby & Barrows 1862 1863 unknown non known Banbury, Oxon
Barrows & Carmichael (1) - 1864-1868
Barrows & Stewart (1) - 1868-1886/7
Barrows & Co 6) - 1891-1919
Blackstone ? ? ? 1 Stamford Lincolnshire (better known for Agricultural machinery and Oil engines.
Brown and May ? ? ? 18 - Devizes in Wiltshire No records survive
Charles Burrell & Sons ? ? ? 329 Thetford, Norfolk (MERL database entry)

Clayton & Shuttleworth (16), Lincoln, Lincolnshire – (MERL database entry)

North American Manufacturers

For full list of North American Manufacturers see:

Main article: List of traction engine manufacturers in North America (from the Wikipedia list)
No of survivors in the UK listed (x in UK).
  • Abell, Toronto, Canada
  • Advance Thresher Co., Michigan, USA (3 in UK)
  • Advance-Rumely, LaPorte, Indiana, USA
  • American, New Jersey, USA
  • American Monarch, New York State, USA
  • Ammerican-Abell, Toronto, Canada
  • Ames, New York State, USA
  • Atlas Co., Indianapolis, USA
  • Avery, Peoria Illonois, USA
  • Baker, Swanton Ohio, USA
  • Buffalo Springfield (2 in UK),
  • Desberon (steam trucks)
  • Gaar-Scott, Richmond Indiana, USA
  • George White (1 in UK), Ontario, Canada
  • J.I.Case
  • Russell & Co. (1 in UK)
  • Rumeley became Advance-Rumely
  • Sawyer Massey
  • Stevens, New York State, USA
  • Union, Newark, Ohio, USA
  • Upton, Battle Creek Michigam, USA
  • Waterloo

German Manufacturers

(x) = Number of Known survivors world wide.

  • (2) Haubold
  • (19) Henninger - Agents for Garrett
  • (28) Henschel
  • (1) I.B.A.G. (International Baumamachine A.G.)
  • (1) Jacob & Becker
  • (1) J. Kemna
  • (1) Kuhn
  • (1) H. Lamprecht
  • (1) Heinrich Lanz
  • (20 + 1) J. A. Maffei
  • (?) Lanz - Better known for Hot bulb engine tractors.
  • (1) MF Elssinger
  • (?) Ottomeyer
  • (64) MF B. Ruthemeyer
  • (6) MG Heilibron
  • (7) Ohl Theodore - Burrell Agents/licensed design
  • (1) Rifenrath Jung
  • (4) L. Schwartkopff
  • (1) J. Seitz
  • (1) Umrath
  • (58) Zettelmeyer

Known Survivors

Others

  • Albaret, France
  • Breloux, Nevers, France
  • Bromovsky, Schulz & Sohr
  • Brouhot & Co., Cher, France
  • Calder Home built engine
  • Chataignier, St.Etienne, France
  • Figment Home built
  • Flother, Germany
  • Frick
  • George White, London Ontario, Canada
  • Henschel, Germany
  • Heuke, Germany
  • Hindley, England
  • Hofherr-Schrantz-Clayton HSCS - Hungarian
  • Imperial Maschinenfabrik, Meissen, Germany
  • Iroquois
  • Italo-Svizzera, Bologna Italy
  • J. A. Maffei, Hirschen, Germany
  • Kastrup Maskinfabrik, Kastrup, Denmark
  • Kelly Springfield, USA
  • Kemna, Germany (Poland)
  • Lanz, Germany
  • MAN, Germany
  • Merlin et Cie, Vierzon France
  • Munktell, Eskilstuna, Sweden
  • Port Huron
  • SLM Winterthur
  • Societe Francaise, Vierzon France
  • Vølund, Copenhagen, Denmark
  • Waterloo Manufacturing Co., Waterloo Ontario, Canada
  • Weyher & Richemond, Seine France
  • Winschoten Ind, ?
  • Zettelmeyer, Germany

See also

References / sources

Originally based on the Wikipedia article for initial listing.

  1. Traction talk forum - Traction Talk post by user:Oldengine

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