
| Number | Model | Ex. | Build Date | Horse Power | Weight | Serial Number | Notes |
| 16 | 70 ton | Berlin Mills Rwy | 1950? | 600 | 70 ton | ? | Purchased serviceable, worked a small amount of time in the Belfast yard as a switcher, stripped for parts |
| 50 | 70 ton | Bought New | Nov 1946 | 600 | 70 ton | 28567 | Phase I, purchased new by BML, Painted in a green with red lettering scheme, serviceable |
| 51 | 70 ton | Bought New | 1946? | 600 | 70 ton | ? | Phase I, purchased new by BML, prime mover destroyed when improperly started - sold to M. Page, currently at the City Point Central Railroad Museum, Belfast - cosmetically restored |
| 52 | 70 ton | Bought New | 1947? | 600 | 70 ton | ? | Phase II - Square head light, purchased new by BML, stripped of all usable parts, currently sitting at the end of track in Belfast yard |
| 53 | 70 ton | Bought New | Jan 1947 | 600 | 70 ton | 28514 | Painted into a red paint scheme with white trim and lettering - reported to have one cylinder that needs repair, otherwise serviceable |
| 54 | 70 ton | Berlin Mills Rwy | Dec 1948 | 600 | 70 ton | 30032 | Painted into a black with red trim paint scheme - currently servicable |
| 1149 | 4-6-0 | SJ Railway | 1913 | ? | ? | ? | Formerly known as the "Spirit of Unity" the last operator of the locomotive had begun to make certain parts of the Swedish built steam locomotive more American in appearance. The "Spirit of Unity" nameplates were removed, and a B&ML 1149 numberplate appeared on the nose - serviceable, although some relatively minor repairs should be performed |
| 6126 | RDC-1 | MBTA | 1950? | ? | ? | ? | Formerly a Boston and Maine RDC - this RDC was purchased as an alternative to running a train when passenger counts were low |