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Isaac Dodds and Son
Isaac Dodds and Son was a locomotive manufacturer based in the Holmes district of Rotherham, South Yorkshire, England. Isaac Dodds took over part of the works of Samuel Walker and Company in Rotherham sometime while he was Superintendent of the Sheffield and Rotherham Railway. It is likely, therefore, that he used it to maintain the company's locomotives, or even build new ones. There, however, seems to be no record.
==Locomotives==
The first locomotive known about is an 0-4-2 named ''Fitzwilliam'' in 1849 for the South Yorkshire Railway. The firm produced around seventy locomotives in all. One, a 2-4-0 named ''Ysabel'' was tried out on the Lickey Incline in 1853, with some success, though none appear to have been ordered.
The largest order would seem to be twelve 2-4-0 locomotives for the Isabel II Railway, Spain, in 1856. For whatever reason, these were not paid for, which could hardly have been good for the company's finances.
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