Around the Great Western Railway then and now
First published in 1998. This hardback edition published in 2009. Jacket has slight edge creases, otherwise as new. Price includes
Bachmann 32-954A OO gauge Standard 4MT 2-6-0 loco No 76084
For those of you that have a layout, now is the chance for you to run your own 76084. The
Big Four Cameraman by R J Blenkinsop
Omnibus hardback edition published in 1985 featuring pictures by Dick Blenkinsop from all 4 regions from 1948 until the end
Branch Lines of Warwickshire Colin G Maggs
Hardback edition published in 1994. Condition as new. Price includes postage.
British Railways Designation of Stations Book
Issued in July 1957. Contains: Designation of stations and sidings for charging purposes Codes for the ascertainment of distances Space
First Generation Eastern & North Eastern Region Diesels in colour by David Dunn
Hardback first edition published in 2018. Excellent colour pictures of all of the early diesels – many of which have
Gresley’s A4s The BR Era – In Colour K R Pirt
Paperback volume published in 2013. Excellent colour pictures and full history of every A4 from building to scrapping/preservation. Condition as new.
LMS 150 by Patrick Whitehouse & David St John Thomas
Paperback edition published in 2002. A comprehensive history of the LMS and its associated companies from 1837 onwards. Condition; Some
LNER 150 by Patrick Whitehouse & David St John Thomas
Paperback edition published in 2002. A comprehensive history of the LNER and its associated companies from 1843 onwards. Condition as
London & Midland Then and Now
First published in 1995. This hardback edition published in 2007. Slight creasing to the edge of the jacket, otherwise nearly
Official Hand-Book of Stations 1956 BTC Publication
A compendium of all of the facilities and accommodation available at all of the British Railways stations as well as
SR 150 by David St John Thomas & Patrick Whitehouse
Hardback first edition published in 1988. A comprehensive history of the Southern Railway and its associated companies from 1840s onwards.