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Railway Wagon Plans - 1960s to present 9780711038431A compilation of highly detailed technical wagon drawings, ideal as reference for all railway modellers.Hardback. 192pp. 21cm by 30cm.
A pictorial, nostalgic record of regional steam around Britain in the 1950's, from the Western Region to the Scottish Region.
Author: Brian Morrison. Publisher: Railway Herald.
Paperback. 130pp. 20cm by 29cm.
ISBN-13: 9780956258106
9781526772503 Midland Railway and L M S 4-4-0 LocomotivesThe book covers the period from the first Midland 4-4-0 built in 1876 to the last LMS 2P withdrawn in 1962 and includes performance logs, weight diagrams and dimensions and statistical details of each locomotive.Hardback. 352pp. 25cm by 24cm.
9781906419561 Southern Colour in the Sixties
Industrial Railways of Southern England in Colour 9781906419813Giving a flavour of the industrial railway scene found in the South of England little more than 50 years ago.Hardback. 96pp. 27cm by 21cm.
Southern Way Issue 27 9781909328181The regular volume for the Southern devotee.Produced by Kevin Robertson.Publisher: Noodle Books.Paperback. 120pp. 21cm by 27cm.
9781473838086 Railways and Industry in the Western Valley: Aberbeeg to Brynmawr and Ebbw Vale South Wales Valleys
9781473896451 Great Western Small-Wheeled Double Framed 4-4-0 Tender LocomotivesDuke, Bulldog, Dukedog and 3521 classes.Hardback. 256pp. 26cm by 24cm.
Some distinctive designs such as the elegant Billington K Class 'Moguls' were closely associated with Sussex and gave the county a special identity. Author: Michael Welsh. Publisher: Rails..Hardback. 112pp. 22cm by 25cm.
Some distinctive designs such as the elegant Billington K Class 'Moguls' were closely associated with Sussex and gave the county a special identity.Publisher: Rails..Hardback. 112pp. 22cm by 25cm.
Using the best available archive images this album looks back at the bewildering assortment of diesel locomotives and units that could be found on the London Midland Region.
When the first BR 'pilot scheme' main line diesel locomotives appeared in the late 1950s they were generally painted in traditional Brunswick green. Some classes sported a more imaginative, pleasing two-tone green livery while the Western Region opted for maroon for its 'Warships' and 'Westerns' following a poll among the general public. In 1965 the British Railways Board decided on a new corporate image and adopted Rail blue as the standard colour for its locomotive fleet together with a new double arrow symbol. In 1978 it was agreed that a further change was desirable and selected classes were repainted with a large logo and full wrap round yellow nose ends or cab fronts, the first machine to be treated being Class 56 No.56036. This simple alteration transformed the look of the locomotives and, in spite of all the new colour schemes that have appeared in recent years, for the author at least the large logo livery is one of the best. He illustrates it beautifully in this full colour album.
96 pages Hardback
9781906419660 Southern Region Flashback
9781909328167 S C Townroe's Journey in Steam
9781909328235 Scenes Around the Southern
Southern Way Issue 30 9781909328334The regular volume for the Southern devotee.Produced by Kevin Robertson.Publisher: Noodle Books.Paperback. 120pp. 21cm by 27cm.
1950s Steam to BrightonThe Southern Way special issue no 15. As with the other Specials, the book is heavily illustrated has a comprehensive introduction, maps and informative extended captions.Author: Tery Cole.Publisher: Crecy Publishing
9781906419820 Pioneer Diesels Around London