Locomotives
This is not a complete list:
- No.11 Tyne, 0-6-0, became LNWR no.1377, sold to Benjamin Piercy (contractor) in 1865, became no.3 Chancellor on the Wrexham, Mold and Connah's Quay Railway in 1866, scrapped about 1874
- Name/number unknown, 0-6-0, sold to the Bishops Castle Railway which named it Plowden
- Novelty (locomotive), arrived on the line after its failure in the Rainhill Trials.
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