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Predecessor | Alley & MacLellan |
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Successor | Transport Vehicles (Warrington) Ltd |
Founded | 1915 |
Defunct | 1956 |
Headquarters | Shrewsbury, Shropshire, United Kingdom |
Products | agriculture machinery lorry, railway locomotives |
Sentinel Waggon Works Ltd was a British company based in Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England that made steam powered lorries ("road locomotives"), railway locomotives and later diesel engined lorries and locomotives.
History[]
Alley & MacLellan[]
The company began life in 1906 as Alley & MacLellan based in Polmadie, Glasgow, Scotloand. Alley & MacLellan began producing steam road vehicles in 1906 when they introduced a 5 ton vertical boiler wagon, which featured a 2 cylinder undertype engine and chain drive.
Move to Shrewsbury[]
The company changed its name to Sentinel Waggon Works Ltd when a new factory was opened at Shrewsbury in 1915. There were several other slight changes to the name over the company's lifetime when further infusions of working capital were required to obviate financial problems.
Alley & MacLellan's early wagon was so successful that it remained in production with relatively few updates until the launch of Sentinel's famous Super in 1923. The company also produced steam railway locomotives and railcars, for the LMS railway company and industrial customers.
In 1917, the company was bought by William Beardmore & Co Ltd.
Sentinel Waggon Works (1920) Ltd[]
In 1920, after financial problems, the company was reorganized as Sentinel Waggon Works (1920) Ltd.
Sentinel, along with Foden, dominated the steam market, but the 1930s saw the demise of both companies' ranges as new legislation forced the development of lighter lorries, Sentinel surviving the longest.
In 1934 Sentinel launched a new and advanced steamer - the S type which had a single-acting 4-cylinder underfloor engine with longitudinal crankshaft and an overhead worm-drive axle. It was lighter and featured a modernized driver's cab with a set-back boiler and was available in four, six and eight-wheel form, designated S4, S6 and S8. In spite of its sophisticated design, however, it could not compete with contemporary diesel trucks for all-round convenience and payload capacity, and was phased out in the late 1930s. It was not the end of Sentinel's involvement with steam, however; the company built about 100 "S" type vehicles for export to Argentina as late as 1950, for use by the Río Turbio coal mine.[1] It has been stated that Sentinel were never paid for the last batch of the Rio Turbio production run. At least two of the Rio Turbio Waggons survive in Argentina to this day.
In 1946 Thomas Hill's signed an agency agreement with Sentinel for repair and maintenance of diesel vehicles. In 1947 Sentinel offered to extend the agreement for diesel vehicles to include the steam locomotives and an agency was accepted by Thomas Hill for sales and servicing.
Sentinel (Shrewsbury) Ltd[]
In 1947 the company became Sentinel (Shrewsbury) Ltd, and had developed a new range of diesel lorries. Despite Sentinel's superbly engineered vehicles, sales diminished throughout the 1950s, and by 1956 the company was forced to cease lorry production. The factory was acquired by Rolls-Royce for diesel engine production, and the remaining stock of parts and vehicles was taken over by Sentinel's chief dealer, North Cheshire Motors Ltd of Warrington, who formed a new company, Transport Vehicles (Warrington) Ltd, in 1957 to produce Sentinel-based designs under the TVW name.
In 1963 Thomas Hill's decided to renew the loco agreement and relinquish the diesel vehicle agency, concentrating all efforts on the steam locomotive work.
Rolls-Royce agree to build diesel locomotives[]
Despite the various interesting developments, Rolls-Royce did not consider railway locomotives to be part of their core business. They had agreed to complete all steam locos on order, and four steam receiver locos ordered by Dorman Long in 1956, but only after much consideration did Rolls-Royce finally agree at the end of 1957 to design and build a diesel locomotive of similar weight and power to the 200 hp steam loco that had sold so well. Thomas Hill's would assist in the design and development of these diesel machines and would be the Sole distributor.
Last steam locomotives[]
In 1958 the last two Sentinel steam locos were delivered marking the end of an era. Two of the newly developed steam receiver locos were delivered and proved very satisfactory in service, but Dorman Long were not happy. There had been a change of heart among their engineers as well as a change of circumstances, and they were now favouring diesel locomotives. The last two steam receiver locos were built but never delivered and ultimately all four were converted to diesel hydraulic.
Diesel Production commences[]
The prototype Sentinel diesel locomotive was built and ready to commence trials on the S & M Railway (Shropshire and Montgomeryshire Railway?) early in 1959. It met with the approval and enthusiasm of the Company's prospective customers and before the end of the year 17 locomotives had been sold and delivered. The company was ready to produce a maximum of four locomotives a month.
By 1963 four different Sentinel diesel models were being produced, commencing with the 34 ton chain drive 0-4-0 powered by the Rolls-Royce C6SFL six-cylinder engine of 225 bhp. This was followed within a year by a 48 ton 0-6-0 rod coupled machine, fitted with a Rolls-Royce C8SFL eight-cylinder engine of 325 bhp.
These Sentinels demonstrated their suitability for heavy work, but heavier and more powerful locos were called for, particularly by the steel industry, and before the end of 1963 a 75 ton 0-8-0 powered by 2 x C8SFL engines and a 40 ton 0-4-0 fitted with a C8SFL engine had been added to the range.
Sentinel Steelman[]
A shaft drive 600 hp 0-6-0 machine was now being developed at Shrewsbury to use the new DV8T engine. Considerable interest in this loco was expressed by Stewart and Lloyds mineral division at Corby who were operating more than 20 steam locos, mainly of the Austerity type. This new locomotive Steelman was eventually delivered to Corby in late 1967, about two years overdue. The prototype locomotive proved satisfactory and three more were ordered by Stewart and Lloyds and one by Richard Thomas and Baldwins, Scunthorpe. With Stewart and Lloyds' programme to replace more than 20 steam locos over the next few years the future for Steelman looked good.
Unfortunately for the Company and Rolls-Royce, British Railways, seeing a potential for their Swindon-built class 14 diesel hydraulic locomotives made Stewart and Lloyds an offer of 26 locomotives around three years old at a fraction of their original cost. The Class 14 locomotive had proved rather a white elephant for B.R. but powered by a 650 hp Paxman, Voith Transmission, a rod coupled 0-6-0 capable of doing the work required, it was an offer that Stewart and Lloyds could hardly refuse. New locomotive sales were declining anyway, and the release of such locos onto the industrial market at such prices was disastrous, and regrettably no further "Steelman" locos were built at Shrewsbury.
This was not to be the end of the Steelman. Some 12 years later ICI Billingham wanted two heavy locomotives to replace their ageing Yorkshire Janus locomotives. Their stated wish was to buy the best and most up to date equipment available and in their efforts to achieve this aim, their engineers visited many industrial sites, and steelworks in particular. Their requirements were discussed with all UK locomotive manufacturers, and the final outcome of their investigations was an order for an updated version of the "Sentinel Steelman locomotive". This order was subsequently increased to two machines which were delivered toward the end of 1981.
UK sales of Sentinel locos were now fewer than 10 per year, their only overseas success had been to license the build of 36 0-6-0 locomotives for the railways in Portugal in 1965/6.
Road Vehicles types[]
Steam Lorries[]
- Alley & MacLellan 5 ton vertical boiler wagon (1906)
- Super Sentinel (1923)
- Sentinel DG4 (1926)
- Sentinel DG6
- Sentinel DG8 (1929)
- Sentinel S4 (1930)
- Sentinel S6
- Sentinel S8
- Sentinel Super of 1928 reg BS9215 s/n 7651 - Image above
Diesel Lorries[]
- Sentinel DV44 (1947)
- Sentinel DV46
- Sentinel DV66 (1952)
- Sentinel aircraft tug
Railway Vehicles[]
The locomotives and railcars (with a few exceptions) used the standard Steam Lorry boilers and engine units.
BE Class[]
Balanced Engine
CE Class[]
Centre Engine
DE Class[]
Double Engine
100 hp Steam Locomotives[]
- Works no. 6515/1926, Isham Quarries, Northamptonshire, (ex-GWR no. 12)
- Works no. 7026/19??, British Quarrying Co., Criggion, Montgomeryshire
- Works no. 7299/1928, Corby Quarries, Rockingham Forest, (ex-Phoenix Tube Works)
- Works no. 9365/1945, Isham Quarries, Northamptonshire, (ex-Thomas Hill, Rotherham), "Belvedere" preserved at Northamptonshire Ironstone Railway Trust
- Works no. 9369/1946, Isham Quarries, Northamptonshire, (ex-Williams & Williams, Hooton), "Musketeer" preserved at Northamptonshire Ironstone Railway Trust
- Works no. 9615/1956, Oxfordshire Ironstone Quarries, Banbury
- LMS Sentinels 7160-3
- LMS Sentinel 7164
- LNER Class Y1
- LNER Class Y3
200 hp Steam Locomotives[]
- LNER Class Y10
- S&DJR Sentinels
- Works no. 7109/1927, Croydon Gasworks No. 37 "Joyce", preserved
Railcars[]
- The London and North Eastern Railway bought 80 Sentinel steam railcars between 1925 and 1932.
- Sentinel provided the sole NZR RM class Sentinel-Cammell steam railcar operated by the New Zealand Railways Department.
- A Sentinel-Cammell steam railcar ([1]), one of ten supplied to the Egyptian National Railways in 1951, has been preserved by the Quainton Railway Society at the Buckinghamshire Railway Centre, England.
Specials[]
The Doble Shunter[]
- LMS Sentinel 7192 – so-called as it was fitted with an Abner Doble boiler
The Double Locomotive[]
A special locomotive was produced at Sentinel, for Dorman Long and named "Princess". It consisted of 2 x 0-6-0 chassis coupled together to articulate. One unit carried the cab, a 5 drum oil fired Woolnough boiler and two 100 hp engines. The other unit housed the water and fuel tanks and also two more 100 hp engines providing a total of 400 hp. It was considered a magnificent machine by the staff but unfortunately was the only one of its kind ever built.
The Gyro Locomotive[]
Another special was the Gyro Locomotive. Based on a 200 hp 4 wheeled 0-4-0 frame fitted with two "gyro units" (see Flywheel energy storage ) made by Oerlikon of Switzerland. The gyros were principally a 3 ton horizontal flywheel enclosed vessel filled with low pressure hydrogen. A vertically mounted electric motor/generator was directly coupled to the flywheel shaft. The motor took its power from an overhead supply via a type of pantograph arm raised or lowered by the driver. Power could only be taken whilst the loco was stationary. When the gyros had reached the required speed, the driver would lower the pantograph, switch the motor to generation and controlled the locomotive in a similar way to a diesel electric loco. Charging posts had to be strategically placed around the site.
This machine was specially built for the National Coal Board (NCB) at Seaton Delaval. It operated very satisfactorily but was eventually taken out of service because of site development and its restricted field of operation. In April 1965 it was converted for the NCB to a diesel hydraulic machine.
The Receiver Locomotives[]
The Receiver Locomotives were another special type built just for Dorman Long and were based on the idea of a Fireless locomotive.
Steam locomotives used by UK Main Line Companies[]
- LNER Class Y1
- LNER Class Y3
- LNER Class Y10
- S&DJR Sentinels
- LMS Sentinels 7160-3
- LMS Sentinel 7164
- LMS Sentinel 7192
Preserved Machines[]
Steam wagons (lorries)[]
Know Sentinel Steam wagons in Preservation. To edit Table Click Here. Sentinel no 5644 The Elephant 1924 8,5 ton 9 nhp 757 CTC E.Hondema Vreeling N Holland foto v h The Teichmouth Quay Compagny
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Sentinel no. 190 | 1907 | Waggon | 5 ton | power ? | - | Owner ? |
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Sentinel no. 753 | - | 1914 | Wagon | - | ? | V 3057 | Grampian Transport Museum |
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Built by Alley & Maclellan of Glasgow |
Sentinel no. 1170 | The Old Man | 1916 | Wagon std | 8 ton | ? nhp | V 513 | Owner ? |
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Built from parts - Photo here on ccmv.fotopic.net site |
Sentinel no. 1286 | - | 1916 | Wagon | 6 ton | ? nhp | AW 2964 | Glasgow Transport Museum |
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Built by Alley & Maclellan in Glasgow |
Sentinel no. 1465 | - | 1917 | Wagon Supper | 6 ton | ? nhp | AW 3321 | Owner ? | photo on ccmv.photopic.net site | |
Sentinel no. 1488 | Old No 1 | 1917 | Wagon | - | ? | AW 3407
John Walker family collection |
ex Coors Brewery Museum | to add
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This was at the National Brewing Museum (the former Bass Brewery Museum shut down by Coors) now reopened. |
Sentinel no. 1716 | Unrepeatable | 1917 | Wagon Std | 5 ton | ? nhp | AW 3833 | Owner ? | Was at Essex Country Show 2009 | |
Sentinel no. 1718 | - | 1917 | Wagon | - | ? | AW 3835 | The Science Museum |
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In storage.[2] |
Sentinel no. 1960 | - | 1918 | Wagon std | 5 ton | ? nhp | AW 4131 | Owner ? | Was at Strumpshaw Hall Steam Museum Rally | |
Sentinel no. 2307 | The Shrewsbury Belle | 1919 | Waggon | 6 ton | ? nhp | AW 4693 | Owner ? |
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Sentinel no. 2973 | - | 1920 | Waggon | 6 ton | ? nhp | AW 6682 | Owner ? |
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Sentinel no. 3373 | - | 1920 | Waggon | 6 ton | ? nhp | AW 7963 | Owner ? |
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Sentinel no. 3459 | - | 1920 | waggon | 6 ton | ? nhp | AW 6481 | Owner ? |
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Photo here on ccmv.fotopic.net site |
Sentinel no. 3549 | - | 1920 | waggon std | 6 ton | ? | AW 8451 | Owner ? | to add | At Bedfordshire Steam & Country Fair Livery of "The Cement Marketing Company London" |
Sentinel no. 3748 | - | 1920 | Waggon | 6 ton | ? nhp | AW 8933 | Owner ? |
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Chassis and some parts only |
Sentinel no. 3899 | ex Elizabeth | 1921 | Waggon | ? | ? | ET 1969 | Owner ? |
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At GDSF 2009 (Photo here on ccmv.fotopic.net site |
Sentinel no. 3976 | Aquarius | 1921 | Wagon Std | 6 ton | ? | NY 344 | Owner ? |
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Sentinel no. 5104 | The Duchess | 1923 | Super waggon | 6 ton | ? nhp | CA 6395 | Owner ? |
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Photo here on ccmv.photopic.net site |
Sentinel no. 5256 | - | 1926 | Super Waggon | 6 ton | ? | KC 5071 | Owner ? | to add | At Bedfordshire Steam and Country Fayre in 2008 photo here |
Sentinel no. 5260 | Tiger | 1924 | Wagon super | 6 ton | ? | RS 5540 | Owner ? | At GDSF in 2008 (photo here on ccmv.fotopic.net ) | |
Sentinel no. 5335 (plate is on 9592) | - | - | - | - | - | - | - |
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Plate only - carried on Sentinel no. 9593 |
Sentinel no. 5407 | Midnight | 1924 | Wagon super | 6 ton | ? | FA 1803 | Owner ? | To add | photo here on [[ccmv.fotopic.net |
Sentinel no. 5471 | Jubilee | 1924 | Waggon super | 6 ton | ? nhp | HO 6314 | Owner ? |
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At Preston Services New Year open Day 2010 - Photo here |
Sentinel no. 5509 | 1924 | Waggon | 6 ton | power ? | PD 1701 | Owner ? |
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Three-way tipper | |
Sentinel no. 5518 | 1924 | W | 6 ton | power ? | ? | Owner ? |
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rebuilt with new chassis | |
Sentinel no. 5558 | Maggie May | 1924 | Tractor | 6 ton | 9 nhp | PD 1854 | Tim Clarke, Cheshire | At Shugborough Hall Rally 2008 | |
Sentinel no. 5638 Non UK resident |
- | 1924 | Wagon | 6 ton | ? | Non UK Vehicle | Owner ? |
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Not in UK (see Steam Scenes web site) |
Sentinel no. 5644 | The Elephant | 1924 | Tractor | ? | ? | 757 CTC | Owner ? |
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Non UK engine |
Sentinel no. 5676 | Big Tam | 1924 | Waggon Sup | 6 ton | ? | EC 5927 | Summerlee Heritage Park |
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Sentinel no. 5718 | date built | Waggon | ? ton | ? | Reg no. ? | Sandstone Estates South Africa |
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Non UK engine - Photos on Steam Scenes | |
Sentinel no. 5778 (Misidentified) | - | - | - | - | - | See Sentinel no. 5256 | - | Previously listed in 2008 TER but now identified as 5256 | |
Sentinel no. 5929 | - | - | - | - | See Sentinel no. 7651 | - |
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Now identified as Sentinel no. 7651 | |
Sentinel no. 6072 | - | 1925 | Wagon class SUP | 6 ton | power | IY 8056 | Owner ? |
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Sentinel no. 6079 | - | 1925 | wagon | 6 ton | ? nhp | YL 2835 | R. Goodwill, Yorkshire | At Duncombe Park & Pickering 2009 | |
Sentinel no. 6203 | - | 1926 | Portable | - ton | 1 nhp | - | Preston Services, Kent |
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Unique example in UK ? |
Sentinel no. 6327 | Yorkshireman | 1925 | waggon | 6 ton | ? nhp | NE 4770 | owner ? |
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Photo here at Wood Green on ccmv.fotopic.net |
Sentinel no. 6400 | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | Plate is on 8666 | See Sentinel no. 8666 |
Sentinel no. 6426 | - | 1925 ? | Timber Tractor | ? ton | ? nhp | BF 5417 | D. Maris, Derbyshire | Under restoration presented at Belvoir Castle Steam Festival 2010 Fitted with Winch unit - Repatriated from Australia | |
Sentinel no. 6504 | Black Prince | 1925 | tractor | 6 ton | - | NT 8347 | Owner ? |
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Sentinel no. 6680 | - | 1926 | wagon sup | 6 ton | - | NT 9133 | owner, Sheffield |
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Sentinel no. 6695 | - | 1926 | Tractor | 6 ton | - | EX 1638 | owner ? |
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Sentinel no. 6722 (Plate only) | - | - | - | - | - | add plate photo | Plate is on Sentinel no. 8109 | ||
Sentinel no. 6725 | - | 1926 | SW - Supper | 6 ton | ? nhp | KA 5574 | G. Woolley, Bedfordshire | Hollowell Steam Rally 2011 Photo here | |
Sentinel no. 6729 | 1926 | type | weight | power | Owner ? |
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Sentinel no. 6795 | 1927 | Waggon | weight | power ? | Reg no. ? | Sandstone Estates in South Africa |
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Non UK Engine | |
Sentinel no. 6842 | - | 1927 | Tractor | - | ? | KA 6147 | Liverpool Museum | In the Liverpool Museums collection (Has made an occasional appearance at transport days) | |
Sentinel no. 6887 | William III | 1927 | Waggon Sup | 5 ton | power | DL 5478 | Owner ?, Saffron Walden |
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ex Vectis Knight |
Sentinel no. 6979 | - | 1927 | waggon super | 5 ton | ? nhp | YH 5763 | Owner ? | At GDSF 2008 | |
Sentinel no. 7222 | Texas Jack | date ? | Tractor | weight | power | TJ 1826 | Owner ?, In South Africa |
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Sentinel no. 7525 | 1928 | type | weight | power | Reg no. ? | Owner ? |
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Sentinel no. 7527 | Yana | 1928 | tractor | 5 ton | power ? | MP 5939 | Owner ?, Stafford |
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Sentinel no. 7591 | - | 1928 | SW Type Super DG 4 | 5 ton | ? nhp | WE 3236 | H.P.Bell, Leven, Yorkshire | At Harewood 2008 & Pickering 2009 3-way tipping Wagon. | |
Sentinel no. 7651 | - | 1928 | SW | - | 5 hp | BS 9215 | M. Johnson, of Leicestershire | Lincoln Steam Rally & Lymswold Vintage Rally 2008 | |
Sentinel no. 7954 | Shrewsbury Knave | 1929 | Wagon Super | 6 ton | ? | PG 2414 | Owner ?, |
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Sentinel no. 7966 | Nippy | 1929 | Wagon type DG6 | 6 ton | ? nhp | UW 2522 | B. Cousins, ? | First rally since 7 year restoration - Bloxham Steam Rally 2009 | |
Sentinel no. 8009 | - | 1929 | DG4 Wagon | ? ton | power ? | YD 7509 | Owner ?, Colne lancs |
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Sentinel no. 8016 | 1929 | DG8 waggon | 12 ton | power ? | UX 5355 | Owner ? |
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Reconstructed with new Chassis + some old parts | |
Sentinel no. 8070 | 1929 | DG4 waggon | weight ? | power ? | TE 9662 | Owner ? |
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Tar Sprayer | |
Sentinel no. 8084 | 1929 | DG4 waggon | weight ? | power ? | TE 9906 | Owner ? |
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Reconstruction | |
Sentinel no. 8109 | Deborah | 1929 | Waggon | 5 ton | power ? | YC 7914 | Owner ?, Reading |
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Carries plate from 6722 |
Sentinel no. 8122 | - | 1929 | Wagon DG4 (tar tanker) | 6 ton | ? | OF 5783 | David Hilditch, Welshpool | At Onslow Park 2009 & Kemble 2008, | |
Sentinel no. 8213 | Shrewsbury Knight | 1930 | DG5 wagon | 9.5 ton | power ? | GF 8655 | Owner ?, Haywards Heath |
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Sentinel no. 8351 | The Aberdeen Docker | 1930 | Wagon DG6 | ? | - | RG 1417 | G. Scott, Scotland | At the Bedfordshire Steam & Country Fayre in 2008 | |
Sentinel no. 8381 | Kirsty | 1930 | Waggon | 6 ton | power | KF 2110 | Owner ?, Retford |
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Sentinel no. 8393 | HMS Sultan | 1930 | Wagon super | 6 ton | - | DX 9048 | HMS Sultan, Gosport Hants | At GDSF in 2008 & Kemble 2009 | |
Sentinel no. 8413 | 1931 | type | weight | power | UY 9878 | Owner ? |
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Sentinel no. 8415 | date built | Waggon | weight | power | TS 2138 | Owner ?, In South Africa |
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Photo on Steam Scenes | |
Sentinel no. 8448 | - | 1930 | Wagon SD DG4 | ? | ? | UX 8724 | I. M. Woollett, Buckinghamshire | at the Kemble 2008 + Tinkers Park Rally 2010 | |
Sentinel no. 8454 | - | 1931 | Wagon DG4 3 way tipper | ? | ? | UX 7958 ? | Formerly Buxworth Steam Co., now in Ireland ? |
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Sold at Cheffins Auction Feb 2003 for £60,000.(OG no. 158, April 2003) photo here |
Sentinel no. 8562 | Garian | 1931 | DG6P waggon | weight | power | FD 6603 | Owner ? |
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Sentinel no. 8571 | - | 1931 | Wagon DG4P | 6 ton | ? | KF 6482 | The Goddard family collection, Shrewsbury | AT Bromyard Gala & Kemble 2008 | |
Sentinel no. 8590 | Elizabeth | 1931 | Wagon DG6P (Bus conversion) | 11 ton | ? | GT 2827 | Vern, North Yorkshire | The Old Glory Steam Bus Runs trips round Whitby, North Yorkshire | |
Sentinel no. 8595 | - | 1931 | Wagon Super DG4 | ? | ? | TM 9486 | Charles and Roger Mathews collection, Ontario Canada |
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Featured in Old Glory Magazine no. 158, April 2003 |
Sentinel no. 8606 | 1931 | DG4 wagon | weight | power ? | VE 6492 | Owner ? |
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Sentinel no. 8646 | - | 193? | Wagon Super DG4P | ? | ? | - | Charles and Roger Mathews collection, Ontario Canada |
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Featured in OG no. 158, April 2003 |
Sentinel no. 8666 (carries plate from 6400) |
- | 1931 | Waggon DG4 | ? ton | ? nhp | OD 1572 | owner ? | At Tinkers Park Rally 2014 | |
Sentinel no. 8694 | 1934 | DG4 waggon | 5.5 ton | power ? | YG 746 | Owner ? |
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Sentinel no. 8714 | Martha | 1932 | Wagon DG4P (Bus) | 7 ton | ? | KG 1123 | Saunders Collection, Hitchin Herts | A Steam bus conversion Photo before conversion | |
Sentinel no. 8756 | Brutus | 1933 | Tractor TDG | 11 ton | ? | VN 4294 | ex Bressingham Steam Museum |
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Formerly in the collection at the Bressingham Steam Museum, Norfolk photo here |
Sentinel no. 8770 | Sonie | 1933 | Wagon | ? ton | power ? | - | Sandstone Estates, South Africa |
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Photos on Steam Scenes |
Sentinel no. 8777 | Old Bill | 1932 | Tractor TDG | weight | power | JB 1655 | Owner ? |
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Sentinel no. 8784 | Callow Rock | date built | DG4P waggon | 6.5 ton | power | YD 6587 | Owner ? |
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Exported to Australia before 1996 |
Sentinel no. 8803 | - | 1933 | Wagon type DG6 | ? ton | 10 nhp ? | YD 7012 | Ian Fearnley, Leeds, West Yorkshire | At Harewood, Driffield 2008 & Duncombe Park, Masham 2009 | |
Sentinel no. 8821 | - | 1933 | Wagon S6 | 10 ton | ? | BRF 200 | P. Walker, Ackenthwaite ? | to add | In Livery of Tarmac - At Shrewsbury Steam Rally 2011 |
Sentinel no. 8827 | Mr Therm/Duch lady | 1933 | Wagon S4 | 6 tons | 120BHP | UJ 2225 | Owner Jim Stanley, Basildon, Essex |
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Recently refurbished in new livery Photo here on ccmv.fotopic.net site |
Sentinel no. 8834 | - | Waggon S4 | ? | ? | WN 5963 | Owner ? |
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Parts only ? (vehicle existence suspect according to TER 2012) | |
Sentinel no. 8843 | - | 1933 | S4 Wagon 3-way tipper |
? | ? | UJ 2112 | J. Goold, Bath | to add Photo here on ccmv.fotopic.net | At Shrewsbury Steam Rally 2011 site |
Sentinel no. 8846 | ' | 1933 | S4 waggon | ? ton | power ? | YD 8184 | Owner ? |
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Sentinel no. 8850 | The Lion | 1933 | Wagon S4 | ? | ? | FJ 9248 | Owner ?, Kent |
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At GDSF 2001 as an "As found" wreck. |
Sentinel no. 8884 | Endon Flyer | 1933 | S4 | 5 ton | ? nhp | TJ 3319 | A. Williamson, Stoke on Trent, Staffs | At Klondyke Mill Autumn Steam Party 2009 | |
Sentinel no. 8928 | - | 1934 | Wagon S6 | ? | ? | JG 4222 (UJT 333) | R. Hazell & Sons collection, ? | At Woodcote Rally 2009 | |
Sentinel no. 8933 | - | 1934 | Wagon S4 | ? | ? | WV 4705 | Owner ? |
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Sentinel no. 8942 | 1934 | S4 waggon | weight | power | ATN 320 | Owner ?, Retford |
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Sentinel no. 8945 | His Lordship | 1934 | Wagon S4F | 6 ton | ? | RG 4187 | Charles Pye, Hampshire | At Tinkers Park Rally 2010 | |
Sentinel no. 8957 | 1934 | S4 waggon | weight ? | power ? | BPD 969 | Owner ? |
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Sentinel no. 8970 | - | date built ? | S4 Waggon | ? ton | ? nhp | WT 8985 | Mr & Mrs Cowhill, Doncaster S. Yorks | To add | At Masham 2010 (Part restored) |
Sentinel no. 8980 | 1934 | S4 waggon | weight | power | TJ 4651 | Owner ?, Isle of Man |
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Sentinel no. 8992 | Prince | 1934 | S4 waggon | 7 ton | power ? | TJ 4148 | Owner ?, Australia |
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exported in 1986 |
Sentinel no. 9003 | Pendle Lady | 1934 | Wagon S4 | ? | ? | VE 9963 | Peter Wareing collection, Lancashire | Shown at Southport Vintage Rally Scorton & Cumbria2009 | |
Sentinel no. 9009 | 1934 | S4 waggon | weight | power | AKR 471 | Owner ?, Selby Yorkshire | to addd.
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Sentinel no. 9016 | - | 1934 | Wagon S4 | 6 ton | ? | HV 3865 | Owner ? |
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Sentinel no. 9023 | Name ? | 1934 | S4 waggon | weight | power | AKR 958 | Owner ?, Herts |
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Sentinel no. 9031 | 1934 | S4 | 7 ton | power | US 5431 | Owner ?, Aberdeen |
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Sentinel no. 9032 | - | 1934 | Wagon S4 | 6 ton | ? | US 5430 | V. Goold, Bath | to add | At GDSF 2008 & Shrewsbury Steam Rally 2011 |
Sentinel no. 9074 | Proctors Pride | 1934 | Wagon S4 | 6 ton | ? | BEV 466 | R. Hazell & Sons collection, ? | At Bloxham Steam Rally & Woodcote Rally 2009 | |
Sentinel no. 9075 | Holmevalian | 1934 | Wagon S4 | 6 ton | ? | BEV 467 | P & K Jewel, ? | At GDSF 2008 & Lister Tyndale 2009 | |
Sentinel no. 9084 | - | 1934 | Wagon S6 | ? | ? | FH 8870 | Owner ? |
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Sentinel no. 9086 | 1934 | S4 waggon | weight | power | SE 4013 | Owner ?, Oldham, Lancs |
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Sentinel no. 9087 | 1934 | type | weight | power | FJ 9904 | Owner ? |
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Sentinel no. 9097 | Jupiter/King Arthur | 1934 | Tractor TDG | ? | ? | ARE 195 | The Claude Jessett Collection, East Sussex | At GDSF 2008 + Tinkers Park Rally 2010 | |
Sentinel no. 9101 | Harry's Lad | 1934 | S6 | weight | power | BMG 714 | Owner ? | to add
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Harewood 2010 |
Sentinel no. 9103 | 1934 | S6 waggon | weight | power | KUX 205 | Owner ?, ? |
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Sentinel no. 9105 | The Shrewsbury Flyer | 1934 | Wagon S8 | ? tons | ? nhp | UJ 3652 | R. Hazell & Sons collection, ? | At Woodcote Rally 2009 | |
Sentinel no. 9142 | Pocahontas | 1934 | Wagon S6T (LHD) | ? | ? | OAS 562 | Owner ?, Taunton |
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Imported from USA 2005 |
Sentinel no. 9151 | - | 1934 (1960s) | Steam Bus (freelance replica) | ? | ? | JH 9994 | Owner ?, Devizes Wiltshire |
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Freelance bus body added in 1960's |
Sentinel no. 9163 | 1935 | S4 waggon | ? ton | power | AER 800 | Owner ?, Reading |
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Sentinel no. 9178 | 1935 | S4 waggon | weight | power | TS 3??8 | Sandstone Estates In South Africa |
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Images on Steam scenes here | |
Sentinel no. 9192 | - | 1935 | Wagon S4 | 5 ton | ? | CML 781 | Ex C. M. Peach Sold by Cheffins 2010 |
At GDSF 2008 & Stourport Steam Rally 2009 (now in Cadbury's livery) | |
Sentinel no. 9198 | 1935 | S4 waggon | weight | power | BYK 744 | Owner ? |
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Sentinel no. 9207 | 1935 | S4 waggon | weight | power | BYL 484 | Owner ?, Hampshire |
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Sentinel no. 9208 | - | 1935 | Wagon S4 | ? | ? | BYL 485 | Owner ? |
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At Barleylands Show in 2008 |
Sentinel no. 9213 | An Gaidmeal | 1935 | Wagon S4 | ? | ? | UJ 5862 | Owner ? |
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Sentinel no. 9236 | Queen Mary | 1936 | Tractor TDG | ? | ? | AAM 483 | Owner ? |
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Sentinel no. 9242 Non UK Resident |
- | 1936 | Wagon S4 | ? | ? | - | Charles and Roger Mathews collection, Ontario Canada |
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Featured in OG no. 158, April 2003 |
Sentinel no. 9251 | Name ? | 1936 | S4 waggon (chassis) | - | - | CXW 13 | Owner ?, Wales |
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Chassis only (TER 2012) |
Sentinel no. 9276 | 1936 | S4 waggon | weight | power | DKN 380 | Owner ? |
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Sentinel no. 9277 | Peggy | 1937 | S4 wagon (Van body) | 5 ton | ? | DKN 687 | Owner ?, Newport IOW |
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At GDSF in 2008 |
Sentinel no. 9278 | - | 1936 | Wagon S4 | 6 ton | ? | BTD 868 | Owner ? |
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Sentinel no. 9293 | - | 1937 | Wagon S4 | 6 ton | ? | UJ 9497 | Stuart Gray collection, Hitchin, Hertfordshire | At GDSF in 2008 & St.Albans Steam Rally 2009 | |
Sentinel no. 9307 | Prince | 1937 | Wagon S4 | 6 ton | ? | DYY 134 | Owner ? |
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At Gloucester Steam Extravaganza in 2008 |
Sentinel no. 9330 | 1937/8 | S4 wagon | weight | power | Reg no. ? | Sandstone Estates, in South Africa |
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Photos on steam scenes | |
Sentinel no. 9346 | 1938 | S4 waggon | weight | power | CXB 783 | Owner ?, USA |
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Exported to USA in 1978 | |
Sentinel no. 9347 | 1938 | S4 waggon | weight | power | FGC 930 | Owner ?, Herts |
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Remains in a scrapyard of the youngest Sentinel wagon in preservation in UK[3] | |
Sentinel Waggon - Typhoo | Typhoo | Circa 1970s | Waggon | ? ton | ? | JCN 898J | Owner ?, Rotherham, S Yorks. | to add
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Built from Sentinel shunter engine in a ERF 6 wheel chassis with box body |
Sentinel no. 9593 (Plate from 5335) | - | ~ 1993 | Tractor SUP (Rail loco engine) | ? | ? | SV 5525 | Owner ? |
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Sentinel rail loco engine no. 9593 |
Sentinel no. ? | - | SW | ? hp | Photo to add | xyz Steam Rally 2008 | ||||
Sentinel no. ? | Name ? | date built | type | weight | power | Reg no. ? | Owner ? |
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Machine types Key: | References |
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SW = Steam Wagon, PE = Portable engine, Plg = Ploughing Engine, RR = Road Roller, SRL = Showman'sroad locomotive, ST = steam tractor, TE = Traction Engine |
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Scale Models (Live steam)[]
- Ruthus a 1999 built 6" Scale Steam wagon T613 SDT
Diesel Lorries[]
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See also[]
- List of Truck Manufacturers
- List of Engine Manufacturers
- List of Named Vehicles
- Wikipedia:Thomas Hill (Rotherham) Ltd - Rail Locomotives
- Wikipedia:Geared steam locomotive
- Rolls-Royce Limited
- Shows and Meets
- Collections
References[]
Sources[]
- Ian Allan ABC of British Railways Locomotives, 1948 edition
External links[]
- The Sentinel Drivers Club (updated Sept 2009)
- British Trucks: Sentinel
- Photos of Sentinel Steam Waggons
- A Czech site about Skoda-Sentinels
- LNER Encyclopedia: LNER Y1 and Y3 Sentinel Shunters
- LNER Encyclopedia: The Sentinel Steam Railcars
- History of Sentinel Waggon Works (BRC)
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