Other Locomotives Named Novelty
Excluding the original and the replicas, the following locomotives have carried the name Novelty
- LNWR no. 1682, built 1868, rebuilt 1892
- LMS Royal Scot Class no. 6127, built 1927 (later renamed)
- LMS Jubilee Class no. 5733, built 1936
- British Rail Class 86, no. 86 235 (ex-E3194), built 1965 (later renamed)
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