Trains and railways: general interest Books
Stenlake Publishing The Leadburn Linton and Dolphinton Railway By
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£19.90
Stenlake Publishing The Alston Branch
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£16.10
Stenlake Publishing The South Shields Marsden and Whitburn Colliery
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£9.95
Stenlake Publishing The Mansfield Railway Serving Old King Coal Fast
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£17.05
Stenlake Publishing THE WREXHAM AND ELLESMERE RAILWAY BY JENKINS
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£10.95
Stenlake Publishing Culm Valley Light Railway Tiverton Junction to
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£10.95
Stenlake Publishing The Manchester and Milford Railway Oxford Library
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£14.20
Stenlake Publishing The Wye Valley Railway and the Coleford Branch
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£18.95
Stenlake Publishing The Framlingham Branch No 233 Locomotive Papers
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£15.15
Stenlake Publishing The Anstruther and St Andrews Railway
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£15.15
Stenlake Publishing Swanage 125 Years of Railways Oakwood Library of
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£23.70
Stenlake Publishing RETURN FROM DUNKIRK RAILWAYS TO THE RESCUE
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£13.25
Stenlake Publishing Dad Had an Engine Shed Some Childhood Railway
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£12.30
Stenlake Publishing The Helston Branch No 184 Locomotion Papers
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£18.58
Stenlake Publishing The Lynn and Hunstanton Railway and the West
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£20.85
Stenlake Publishing The Lampeter Aberayron New Quay Light Railway
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£8.95
Stenlake Publishing The Leven East of Fife Railway Oakwood Library
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£18.95
Stenlake Publishing The Ely St Ives Railway No 136 Locomotion Papers
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£14.20
Stenlake Publishing The Eden Valley Railway No 201 Locomotion Papers
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£15.15
Stenlake Publishing Redditch Evesham Line Locomotion Papers
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£16.10
Stenlake Publishing The Isle of Wight Railway From 1923 Onwards
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£25.60
Stenlake Publishing The Leighton Buzzard Light Railway Oakwood
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£33.30
Stenlake Publishing The Bristol to Portishead Branch
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£18.00
Stenlake Publishing The Catterick Camp Military Railway and the
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£15.15
Stenlake Publishing The Bessbrook and Newry Tramway
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£10.95
Stenlake Publishing The Solway Junction Railway 176 Locomotion Papers
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£14.20
Stenlake Publishing The Whitland Cardigan Railway
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£17.05
Stenlake Publishing Northamptonshire Narrow Gauge Railways in the
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£23.70
Stenlake Publishing From Hereford to Three Cocks Junction The
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£16.10
Stenlake Publishing The Peak Line A Pictorial Journey compiled by C
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£14.20
Stenlake Publishing The MansfieldSouthwellRolleston Railway
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£15.15
Stenlake Publishing From Gloucester to Ledbury
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£14.20
Stenlake Publishing Bricks and Golfers
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£15.15
Stenlake Publishing Birmingham New Street to Wolverhampton High Level
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£31.46
Stenlake Publishing The Maryport Carlisle Railway
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£16.10
Stenlake Publishing The Severn Bridge Railway
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£23.70
Stenlake Publishing The Kington Lines
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£15.15
Stenlake Publishing The Wilts Somerset Weymouth Railway
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£23.70
McNidder & Grace Railway Journeys in Art Volume 9 Rails Across
Book SynopsisThe Poster to Poster series is a 9-volume definitive collection of British and worldwide railway posters. Volume 9 takes a journey from the east to west coast of the USA. The result is a stunning artistic guide to North American destinations and railway poster heritage. It's a mixture of travel documentary, artists' reference and poster database.Trade Review'A marvellous series, and lovingly compiled books', Michael Palin. 'Throughout the pages in this book, American railway posters represent some of the best creativity and graphic design found within the genre (just look at Sascha Maurer's creations in this volume advertising skiing and beaches alike)'. Nicholas Lowry, Swann Galleries NYC
£36.00
Atlantic Books To the Edge of the World
Book SynopsisChristian Wolmar is Britain's foremost writer and broadcaster on transport matters. He writes regularly for a wide variety of publications including the Independent, Evening Standard and Rail magazine, and appears frequently on TV and radio as a commentator. His previous books include the widely acclaimed The Subterranean Railway, Fire and Steam, Blood, Iron and Gold, Engines of War and The Great Railway Revolution.Trade ReviewChristian Wolmar is Britain's foremost railway historian, with almost a dozen books on railways in Britain and abroad. This is one of his best. Witty, fluent and opinionated, he shows a superb grasp of Russia - its people, history and mindset... Wolmar leaves us in awe of an achievement that has made the Trans-Siberian not only the longest but the greatest railway line ever built. * The Times *Fascinating... An excellent examination of one the most extraordinary engineering feats of the 19th century. * Daily Express *With characteristic clarity, Wolmar argues that no railway has been so geopolitically important. This may be "a heavy burden for a humble iron road" to carry, but his history makes a convincing case. -- Andrew Martin * Mail on Sunday *Does justice to the tale of the world's longest railway... Free of niche anorak jargon, Wolmar's writing is like any self-respecting railway should be: direct, pacey and open to all. * Lonely Planet Traveller *
£15.29
Stenlake Publishing Flexichas or a Way to Build a Fully Compensated
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£6.26
Crecy Publishing A History Of The Metropolitan Railway MetroLand
Book SynopsisIn London on the 10th January 1863 the world''s first metro was opened - the Metropolitan Railway. The rapid growth in the population and wealth of the largest city in the world at that time had been achieved by expanding outwards, facilitated by the development of the railways but creating its own huge transport problems. People and goods were crammed onto inadequate roads and congestion threatened to bring London to a halt. The answer was a new railway that would travel underground into inner London. The first section was built between Paddington and Farringdon, but over the next 40 years the Metropolitan Railway extended into East London and to the northwest beyond the boundaries of the city. Led by the ambitious Sir Edward Watkin, the Metropolitan Railway intended to generate income by developing the land along the railway and building housing, extending the urbanisation of London and creating new customers at the same time. This new outer suburbia became known as ''Metro-land''. I
£24.00
Middleton Press Portsmouth to Southampton South Coast Railway
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£18.95
Noodle Books BR Blue Southampton and the New Forest No 1
Book SynopsisFollowing the demise of steam, there was for a while the impression that the contemporary railway scene would be of little interest to the enthusiast. This book is an exercise in nostalgia featuring the early diesel area, which is now as much a part of history, as the steam age.
£9.45
JDF & Associates Ltd Railway Journeys in Art Volume 1 Scotland
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£33.25
JDF & Associates Ltd Railway Journeys in Art Volume 4 The Eastern
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£33.25
Great Northern Books Ltd Gresleys A3s
Book SynopsisA remarkable collection featuring rare colour and black and white images that documents this most popular class of locomotive.
£21.25
Unique Publishing Services Ltd Steam on the Isle of Wight The Postwar Years
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£9.99
