Nasmyth, Wilson & Co was founded in 1867 when Robert Wilson and Henry Garnett became the principal partners in what had previously been called Nasmyth, Gaskell and Co. The firm was based at Bridgewater Foundry at Patricroft near Manchester. By 1938 the firm had supplied over 1,500 locomotives of which over 1,000 were exported
- Alexander Chaplin
- Andrew Barclay
- Aveling and Porter
- Avonside
- Bagnall
- Beyer Peacock
- Black Hawthorn
- Brush
- Coalbrookdale
- Cockerill
- E Borrows
- E.B. Wilson
- Fletcher Jennings
- Fox Walker
- Gibb and Hogg
- Grant Ritchie
- Hawthorn
- Haydock
- Head Wrightson
- Hudswell Clarke
- Hunslet
- Kerr Stuart
- Kitson
- Manning Wardle
- Markham
- Nasmyth Wilson
- Neilson
- North British
- Peckett
- Robert Heath
- Robert Stephenson (and Hawthorn)
- Sentinel
- Sharp Stewart
- South Durham
- Stephen Lewin
- Vulcan Foundry
- Wigan Coal
- Yorkshire Engine Company
- Crane Tanks
- Fireless Locos
- AEC
- ALCO
- Andrew Barclay
- Armstrong Whitworth
- Bagnall
- Baguley Ltd
- British Thomson Houston
- Brush
- Clayton
- Cockerill
- Consett
- Dietrich
- Drewry
- English Electric
- Express Service
- FC Hibberd and Co Ltd
- Fowler
- Gaston Moyse
- GEC Traction
- General Motors
- Hawthorn Leslie
- Howard
- Hudswell Clarke
- Hunslet
- ICI
- Jung
- Kent Construction
- Kerr Stuart
- Lake and Elliot
- MaK
- Mercury
- Motor Rail Ltd
- Noord
- North British
- Orenstein und Koppel
- Peckett
- RFS Engineering
- Robert Stephenson and Hawthorn
- Rolls Royce
- Ruston Hornsby
- Schoma
- Sentinel
- SVI
- Thomas Hill
- Tractive Power
- Vollert
- Vulcan Foundry
- Werkspoor
- Yorkshire Engine Company
- ACI Elevation
- AEG
- Baguley Ltd
- BemoRail
- British Thomson Houston
- Brush
- Clayton
- CPM
- English Electric
- Express Service
- GEC
- Greenwood and Batley
- Harmill
- Hawthorn Leslie
- Hunslet
- Kerr Stuart
- Niteq
- Robert Stephenson Hawthorn
- Schalke
- Sculfort
- Siemens
- Stored Energy Technology
- Vollert
- Wickham
- Windhoff
- Zephir
- Mather and Platt
| Wheel Arrangement | 0-4-0 |
| Weight | 23t 19cwt |
| TE | 11,961lbf |
| Driving Wheel Dia | 3ft 3ins |
| Boiler Pressure | 140psi |
| Cylinder Dimensions | 14in x 20in |
No 454 at the Midland Railway Centre
Photo: Dan Cardwell
| Number | Altnumber | Name | Status | Note | Depot | Base | Owner | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 454 | 4 | No 4 | D | 0-4-0ST | PR | Midland Railway - Butterley | PRE |
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