246-2177. RADFORD, J.B. Derby Works and Midland Locomotives. The story of the works, its men, and the locomotives they built. London: Ian Allan Ltd. 1971. First edition. 9.25" x 6", cloth boards in a very fine condition wrapper. 239 pages with a plan of the works and 6 line drawings in text + 48 pages with 105 photos. With 4 appendices which include a detailed list of locomotive and boiler construction. An important history. Ottley 10529. Near mint condition.
246-2178. Famous Fifteens at Work on the South African Railways. Recording and editing by Derek Worman. Pinegowrie, Republic of South Africa: Steam-Sound S.A. Productions. No. SP008. A high fidelity stereo recording. 12" long playing 33 & 1/3 r.p.m. vinyl record, two sides. With sessions recorded during 1974 to 1977 featuring various Class 25 type steam locomotives at work. In a fine condition illustrated light card slip case 12.25" x 12.25". Record in fine condition.
246-2179. Nocturnal Steam. Recorded and Compiled by Andrew Mellor. Recordings made at evening and night during the decline of steam operation on British Rail. Badminton, Glos: Saydisc Records. No. SDLB 306 Mono, published 1980. 12" long playing 33 & 1/3 r.p.m. Vinyl record, two sides. With sessions recorded during 1967 and 1968. In a very fine condition illustrated light card slip case, 12.25" x 12.25". Record has only been played a few times and is in very fine condition.
246-2180. Remember When? For students of the Iron Horse. Poly-Max disc by Research Craft/ Burbank, California: Mobile Fidelity. No. MF5/M. Published 25th October 1960, limited to five thousand copies. 12" long playing 33 & 1/3 r.p.m. Vinyl Record, two sides. With fourteen sessions recorded during 1959 and 1960 featuring steam locomotives at work in the U.S.A. In a fine condition illustrated light card slip case, 12.25" x 12.25". Record has only been played a couple of times and is in very fine condition.
246-2181. East German Steam. Filmed in June 1976 on the Czech border of East Germany, many interesting locos are shown, including narrow gauge. Super 8mm in colour with sound. P.M. Films, Beaconsfield. "The World of Steam" series. Issued circa 1980. On 5" reel, some 200 feet. In light card box, 5.25" x 5.25" x 0.5", with printed label. Very fine condition.
246-2182. Ditto but Rhodesian Railway, 1976. Super 8mm in colour with sound. Issued circa 1980. On 5" reel, full. In box. Very fine condition.
246-2183. The Mail Goes Through. An amusing story of two reckless villains who try to rob a train, good triumphs over evil and the mail goes through! Super 8mm film in black & white with sound. Walton Home Movies. No. A 263. Maybe circa 1960s. On 5" reel, some 200 feet length. In light card box with printed label, 5.25" x 5.25" x 0.5". Film in fine condition.
246-2184. The Marlow Donkey. Super 8mm film with sound. P.M. Films, Beaconsfield. Maybe issued 1970s. On 5" reel, full. In light card box with printed label, 5.25" x 5.25" x 0.5". Very fine condition.
246-2185. Steam & Diesel in the 50's and 60's. Super 8mm film with stereo sound. No other details known. On 5" reel, some 120 feet length. In light card box, 5.25" x 5.25" x 0.5". Film in fine condition.
246-2186. Railway Clearing House. Official Railway Junction Diagram. Plate No. 109. Brierley, Cudworth, Monk Bretton, Nostell, Shafton & Stairfoot. R.C.H., London. 1911 printing. 6.25" x 10", colour diagram on substantial paper, with blank verso, for insertion into the Official Diagram Book. Showing the lines with the owning company indicated; stations, goods depots, and junctions named with the distances between given. This and those following are in very fine condition.
246-2187. Ditto but Plate No. 125. Barmill, Kilsyth & Lugton. 1904 printing.
246-2188. Ditto but No. 128. Athenry, Claremorris & Collooney. Palace, East & Tralee. 1909 printing.
246-2189. R.C.T.S. "River Rail Tour" train at New Cross Gate. March 1958. Real Photograph. F.W. Goudie. 3.5" x 5.5". Standing at the platform with "H" class, No. 31518 in charge. Very fine condition.
246-2190. The Railway Handbook, 1936-1937. Compiled under the direction of the Editor of The Railway Gazette. The Railway Publishing Company Limited, London. 1936. 8.5" x 5.5" pictorial paper cover. 96 pages. Quite good reference. Fine condition.
246-2191. The Railway Magazine. June 1933. No. 432. London. Issued monthly. Individule copy. 9.5” x 6.5”, pictorial paper cover. Frontis plate + pages 391 ro 468 illustrated by some photos and drawings + 20 pages of adverts + (4 pages) title and volume index. This and those following have some rusting at staples but are otherwise in fine condition.
246-2192. Ditto but July 1933. No. 433. Folding colour frontis + 78 pages + 20 pages. There are excellent articles in all of these.
246-2193. Ditto but August 1933. No. 434. Frontis plate + pages 79 to 156 + 20.
246-2194. Ditto but October 1933. No. 436. Frontis + pages 235 to 312 + 20.
246-2195. Ditto but November 1933. No. 437. Frontis + pages 313 to 390 + 20.
246-2196. Ditto but December 1933. No. 438. Frontis + pages 391 to 468 + 20. With (6) pages Volume Title and Index.
246-2197. The Railway Magazine. Volume 82. January to June, 1938. London: Issued Monthly. Bound in publishers maroon cloth boards with gilt title on spine and cover. 9.25" x 6.5". 6 pages of title and volume index + 468 pages with many photos and several maps, plans and drawings + (5) photo plates. One has not been bound in. There was much happening during this period. Very fine condition.
246-2198. The Railway Magazine. Volume 104. Complete year 1958. Magazine, London. Individual copies. 9" x 6", pictorial paper covers. Total of 884 pages illustrated by many photos and some drawings + supplement plates as required + numerous advert pages. Excellent content with steam still dominant. Generally fine condition.
246-2199. AHRONS. A plain cover envelope, 4.5" x 6.75". Posted to E.L. Ahrons, the locomotive engineer and railway author, at Nottingham, in December 1923, by the Locomotive Publishing Company, London. With a regular G.P.O. 1 & 1/2d postage stamp. Envelope damaged on back flap.
246-2200. Festiniog Railway. Railway Letter Post 1891-1971. Festiniog Rly by Agreement with G.P.O. Signed 28 May 1891. 80 Year Anniversary Commemorative Cover, First Day of Issue. 4.25" x 8.5". With a "Festiniog Railway Letter Fee 10p" stamp,, cancelled by rubber stamp "Festiniog Rly. Portmadoc. 80", To be Posted on arrival at Penrhyn. Also a regular G.P.O. 3p. stamp, postmarked "Penrhyndeudraeth Merioneth 18 May 1971." Complete with a F.R. Brochure Timetable for 1971 inside the cover. Excellent. Very fine condition.
246-2201. North Yorkshire Moors Railway. Last Day of B.R. Railway Letters. Pictorial Commemorative Cover. 4.25" x 8.5". With a pictorial "North Yorkshire Moors Railway Letter 20p" stamp, cancelled by a "N.Y.M.R." rubber stamp. Also a "B.R. Whitby Town. Paid Parcel", gummed label, cancelled by rubber stamp "Whitby (Town). BR. ER. 8 June 1984". Also a regular G.P.O. 16p stamp, with date stamping "N.Y.M.R. Levisham Booking Office, 8 Jun 1984". Very fine condition.
246-2202. The Railway Correspondence & Travel Society, 40th Anniversary. 1928-1968. RCTS Commemorative Cover. 4.25” x 8.4”. G.P.O. 3d stamp, cancelled "23rd March 1968, Cheltenham, Glos. RCTS 49th Anniversary." Not carried by the Post Office. Near mint condition.
246-2203. Railway World. Volume 28. Complete year 1967. Magazine by Ian Allan Ltd., London. Individual copies. 9.5" x 7.25", pictorial paper covers. Total of 558 pages illustrated by many photos and some drawings + numerous advert pages. Interesting content. Fine condition.
246-2204. Railways (Electrical Power) Act, 1903. To facilitate the introduction and use of electrical power on railways.14th August1903. H.M. Government, London. 10.5" x 7.25", 3 pages. Disbound. Fine condition.
246-2205. Ralph Bustard, Member of the Stock Exchange Liverpool. Invoice for the cash purchase of Five-Hundred Pounds of Great Western Railway Debenture Stock on behalf of a client. November 1939. 6.5" x 8.25", black on blue. Signed with a gummed "Two Shillings Contract Note" stamp affixed. Nice piece. Generally very fine condition.
246-2206. Ramsgate steam train at Chatham. March 1959. Photographic Postcard. Pamlin Prints, Croydon. Card M.91. 1969. 3.5" x 5.5". No. 34013 on head. Unused. Mint condition.
246-2207. RANSOME-WALLIS, P. All About Locomotive and Trains and your Camera. The Focal Press, London. (1957). First edition. "Photo Guide" No. 75. 6.25" x 4.75", pictorial paper cover. 56 pages with several photos and some diagrams. Ottley 7863. Very fine condition.
246-2208. RANSOME-WALLIS, P. Edited by. The Concise Encyclopedia of World Railway Locomotives. Contributors: G. Freeman Allen, P. Ransome Wallis, H.M. Le Fleming, David P. Morgan, J.M. Doherty, C.R.H. Simpson, S.O. Ell, O.S. Nock, and F.J.G. Haut. London: Hutchinson & Co. (Publishers) Ltd. 1959. First edition. New Horizon Books series. 10" x 7.5", cloth boards in generally fine condition wrapper. 512 pages with 294 photos, 111 drawings and diagrams, and 16 colour plates. Gives a considerable reference authority. Ottley 2807. Fine condition.
246-2209. RANSOME-WALLIS, P. The Last Steam Locomotives of British Railways. London: Book Club Associates by arrangement with Ian Allan Ltd. 1987. Third impression. 11.25" x 8.75", cloth boards in a very fine condition wrapper. 191 pages illustrated by 316 photographs, mostly taken by the author, all with lengthy and detailed descriptions. First published in 1966 this gives an excellent pictorial account of all of the types found on B.R. during that period. See Ottley 8185. Generally very fine condition.
246-2210. RANSOME-WALLIS, P. The World's Smallest Public Railway. The Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch. Ian Allan Ltd., London. (1957). First edition. 7.25" x 4.75", pictorial paper cover. 60 pages with numerous photos and several layout plans in text. A detailed guide to the railway. Ottley 7191.
246-2211. READE, Lewis. Branch Line Memories. Volume Three. Southern. Atlantic Transport & Historical Publishers, Redruth. 1984. First edition. 8" x 8.25", pictorial light card cover. (48) pages, of an Introduction and numerous photos with lengthy descriptive notes. Near mint condition.
246-2212. R.E.N.F.E. Locomotive No. 030-2165, "El Burejo", and 241-4021. at Palencia. April 1963. Real Photograph. Major E.A.S.. Cotton. 3.5" x 4.5". Both of these engines are ex Norte. Fine condition.
246-2213. Ditto but No. 030-2310, at Albacete. May 1963. Schneider 779/64. Very fine condition.
246-2214. Rede Nacional de los Ferrocarriles Espanoles. Locomotive No. 030-2081, "Velayos". at Valencia-Termino depot. May 1963. Real Photograph. E.A.S. Cotton. 3.5" x 5.5". Ex Norte engine built by Hartmann in 1882, shown in full working order. This and those following in fine condition.
246-2215. Ditto but No. 030-2312, at Seville, San Jeronimo. May 1964. Built by Schneider, works No. 761/64.
246-2216. Ditto but 030-2313, Seville, Plaza d'Armas. May 1964. Ex MZA. Schneider, 762/64.
246-2217. Ditto but 030-2326, Sevilla, near San Jeronimo. May 1964.
246-2218. Ditto but 030-2330, Seville. May 1964. Built Schnieder, 812 in 1864. Ex MZA.
246-2219. Ditto but 030-2331, Seville, San Jeronimo. Creusot 813/64.
246-2220. Reseau Nationale des Chemins de Fer Malagasy. Graphique de la Marche des Trains entre Tananarive et Antsirabe. Service au 23 Juin 1969. 10" x 35", printed. French text. Working Time Tables in graph form, covers all services, out and back. With some amendments in ink. Very hard to come by. Generally fine condition.
246-2221. RICHARDS, Tom., Compiled by. Was Your Grandfather a Railwayman? A Directory of records relating to staff employed by railways in the following countries with details of material and repositories: United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, Eire, India, New Zealand, United States of America. Second Edition. Tom Richards and the Federation of Family History Societies, Birmingham. 1992. Reprint of the second edition. 8.25" x 5.75", pictorial light card cover. (4) + 52 pages. A wide ranging listing. As new condition.
246-2222. The River Dee, Plans and Section, shewing the Proposed Improvements by Henry Robertson. November 1849. Printed Title sheet + Plan Drawing on three sheets + Section Drawing on one sheet. Each sheet 22" x 30" approximately, on heavy paper. lithographed by Maclure, Macdonald & Macgregor, of Liverpool to a scale of 20 chains to one inch. Showing parts of the river with existing structures on the banks and adjacent to the water in detail, including part of the course of the Chester and Holyhead Railway. From the station at Chester, where there is a junction with the Shrewsbury and Chester Railway, through Connah's Quay, Rockfield Hall, Flint, Greenfield, Mostyn, and towards Talacre. This line eventually became part of the London & North Western Railway. These are original printings. Excellent history. A few small splits have been repaired with patches stuck to the verso but it has survived well, all is quite clean and clear. We will send it rolled.
246-2223. ROBERTS, John Easter. North Western Enginemen. Recollections of 34 years on the footplate. Clapham (Via Lancaster): The Dalesman Publishing Co. Ltd. 1977. First edition. 8" x 5.25", pictorial light card cover. 88 pages with 15 photos. From 1918 to 1952. Ottley 12208. Very fine condition.
246-2224. ROBOTHAM, Robert. On Somerset & Dorset Lines. Ian Allan Ltd, Shepperton. 1995. 1st edition. 7.25" x 9.75", pictorial boards. 80 pages art paper of Introduction, map and colour photographs with long descriptions. Near mint condition.
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