the first to be withdrawn, in 1955, and finally Beattie in 1957. The early withdrawal of the class ensured that none were preserved. Accidents and incidents In 1940, No. 2328 Hackworth was at the Nine Elms shed when it and LSWR T14 No. 458 and four LSWR Class N15 express engines which included 751 Etarre, No. 755 The Red Knight, No. 775 Sir Agravaine, and No. 776 Sir Galagars suffered air raid damage. The T14 engine was scrapped while the other engines were eventually repaired. On 23 December 1955, locomotive No. 32327 Trevithick was hauling a passenger train that ran into the rear of another at Woking, Surrey. The locomotive was deemed beyond economic repair and was scrapped at Eastleigh Works, Hampshire. Livery and numbering Southern Under Southern ownership, the "Remembrances" were originally painted in Maunsell's Olive Green livery as seen above, with "Southern" and the locomotive's number on the tender tank. Wartime service under the Southern saw the locomotives painted in black livery with "Sunshine Yellow" lettering. Numbers allocated to the locomotives were 2327 to 2333. After the war, the locomotives were turned out in Bulleid's Southern Railway Malachite Green livery with "Sunshine Yellow" lettering. British Railways After nationalisation in 1948, the locomotives' initial livery was a slightly modified Southern Malachite Green livery, where "British Railways" replaced "Southern" in "Sunshine Yellow" lettering on the tender sides. From 1949, the class was turned out in British Railways mixed-traffic black livery with red and cream lining. The British Railways crest was placed on the tender water tank sides. Numbering was in the 32xxx series, as numbers 32327 to 32333. References Notes Bibliography Banks, Chris: BR Locomotives 1955 (Oxford Publishing Company: Oxford, 2001), Bradley, D.L., Locomotives of the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway Vol 3 Clarke, Jeremy: 'The Locomotives of R. E. L. Maunsell' (Steam World: 254, August 2008) Holcroft, Harry: Locomotive Panorama vol 1 Haresnape, Brian: Maunsell Locomotives – a pictorial history (Ian Allan Ltd, 1977), Ian Allan ABC of British Railways Locomotives, 1954-55 edition Scott-Morgan, John: Maunsell Locomotives (Ian Allan Publishing: Hinckley, 2002), Russell, J. H.: A Pictorial Record of Southern Locomotives (Oxford Publishing Company: Oxford) Swift, Peter: Maunsell 4-6-0 King Arthur Class (Ian Allan Publishing: Hinckley, 2006) (Locomotives in Detail series volume 4) (Hinckley: Ian Allan Publishing, 2006), External links SEMG gallery N15X 4-6-0 locomotives Railway locomotives introduced in 1934 Scrapped locomotives Standard gauge steam locomotives of Great