Shrewsbury Steam Rally 2016
Portable Engines, Centre Engine and Steam Cars etc

This is one of a series of pages which I have uploaded to illustrate facets of steam rallies we have attended in the UK. Such events occur all over the country in the summer months, they are easily found by using your favourite search engine and may have anything between a handful of steam engines and hundreds (as at the Great Dorset Steam Fair which could probably be fairly described as having an excess of riches). Click here for the Shrewsbury index and click here for the overall index.

There was to be a fair selection of  miscellaneous engines worthy of a good look, by and large this is an area these rallies 'could do better'.

	Maker	Number	Notes
Portable Engines
	Marshall	62409/1913	Shrewsbury Rally 2017 Picture
	Marshall	79936/1925	Shrewsbury Rally 2013 Picture  Shrewsbury Rally 2014 Picture  Shrewsbury Rally 2015 Picture  Shrewsbury Rally 2017 Picture  Shrewsbury Rally 2018 Picture
	Ransomes, Sims and Jefferies	27441/1918	Marcle Rally 2014 Picture  Shrewsbury Rally 2014 Picture  Malpas Rally 2014 Picture  Shrewsbury Rally 2015 Picture  Shrewsbury Rally 2017 Picture  Shrewsbury Rally 2018 Picture  Shrewsbury Rally 2019 Picture
Centre Engine
	Savage	422 and 423	With Ashley's Golden Gallopers Shrewsbury Rally 2014 Picture  Shrewsbury Rally 2015 Picture  Shrewsbury Rally 2017 Picture  Shrewsbury Rally 2018 Picture  Shrewsbury Rally 2019 Picture  Cromford Rally 2021 Picture  Click here for more pictures.
Steam Cars
	Stanley	4963/1909	Model U Reg. No. SV 6852
	Stanley	1910	Model 85 Reg. No. DS 8662
	Stanley	5740/1910	Model 70 Reg. No. BS 9494
	White	1598/1904	Reg AR 51

Freelance Engines
			Shrewsbury Rally 2014 Picture  Astle Park Rally 2015 Picture  Shrewsbury Rally 2015 Picture  Astle Park Rally 2017 Picture  Cheshire Steam Fair 2018 Picture  Shrewsbury Rally 2018 Picture  Seen in the Grand Parade but not tracked down, so this is the 2015 picture. Owner Jonathan Bregazzi writes: First exhibited under steam in 2010 (which is the date I give for building), it continues to evolve. For the sake of rally programme details, I call it the Bregazzi Steam Buggy with a works number of 01 (I think it likely that 02 will be some time away, if ever), I've never measured the power output but think it unlikely to top 2. It weighs about 3/4 Ton. Kind regards, Jonathan"
			Shrewsbury Rally 2015 Picture Blists Hill, Ironbridge Gorge Museum's Bitza overtype engine with Fred Parker stone crusher