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The broad arrow is an admiralty mark to signify British government property | |||||
| BENNETT | Design by Alfred R. Bennett | |||||
| ESR | East Somerset Railway | |||||
| FULLER BOW | ||||||
| GCR | Great Central Railway | |||||
| GPO | General Post Office (the postal service ran the telephone systems) | |||||
| J.B. SAUNDERS & CO | ||||||
| J.C. FULLER & SON | ||||||
| JOBSON BROS | ||||||
| JOHNSON | ||||||
| JOHNSON & PHILLIPS | Patented oil insulator with the outer skirt curled in to hold fluid | |||||
| J. STIFF & SONS | ||||||
| LATIMER, CLARK, MUIRHEAD & CO. / LONDON | ||||||
| LMS | London, Midland and Scottish Railway | |||||
| LNWR | London and North Western Railway | |||||
| LYR | Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway | |||||
| MACINTYRE | Part of the Washington China Works in Burslem England | |||||
| NSR | North Staffordshire Railway | |||||
| P&T | Post & Telegraph (Used in Ireland) | |||||
| P. WALTERS & Co | ||||||
| REID BROS. | ||||||
| SILVERTOWN | ||||||
| SLATER ACME | ||||||
| Z | Z is a smaller sized Varley style, suspect multiple makers | |||||
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