Midland & South Western Junction Railway locomotives

James Tyrrell was the locomotive superintendent. Rather better known was Sam Fay's involvement as General Manager which led to his meteoric rise. Jack Simmons concise entry in Oxford Companion..

David Bartholomew. Midland & South Western Junction Railway.
Mike Barnsley. Midland & South Western Junction Railway. Vol. 2. Locomotives. Wild Swan. c1991. 154pp.
Highly recommended by David Jenkinson in Modellers Backtrack, 1992, 1, 239
Mike Barnsley. Midland & South Western Junction Railway. Vol. 2. Carriages and wagons. Mike Barnsley. Wild Swan. c1995. 152pp.
Colin G. Maggs. The Midland & South Western Junction Railway, David & Charles, 1967.
T.B. Sands. The Midland & South Western Junction Railway. Oakwood Press, 1959,

4-4-0

No.1121 (G.W.R. number):
Tyrrell 4-4-0 rebuilt with Swindon taper-boiler and right-hand drive.

Rebuilt passenger engine for the M. & S.W.J. Section of the G.W.R.. Loco. Rly Carr. Wagon Rev., 1924, 30, 331. illus.,diagr. (s.el.)

Retrospective and critical

Davies, F.K. The Midland and South Western Junction 4-4-0 locomotives. Rly Obsr., 1940, 12, 1-3.
RAILWAY Correspondence and Travel Society. The locomotives of the Great Western Railway. Part 10. Absorbed engines, 1922-1947. 1966.

4-4-4T

Midland & South Western Junction Railway No. 27: 1925:
Collett: rebuilt with taper-boiler.

GREAT Western Ry. (ex Midland and South Western Junction): 4-4-4 tank engine No.27, rebuilt. Loco. Rly Carr. Wagon Rev., 1925, 31, 102-3. illus., diagr. (s. & f. els.))

Retrospective and critical

RCTS. The locomotives of the Great Western Railway. Part 10. Absorbed engines, 1922-1947. 1966.