Following on from Volume 1 which covered wagons from the Southern Division, Peter Tatlow now moves on to those from the North-Eastern area in the now well proven format which makes his books so sought after and respected.

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This is the second part of the series by Tony Atkins looking at the freight operations of the Great Western Railway. Please enquire for copies of the introduction.

This volume looks at Goods Depots and their operation with particular reference to those located in the London area.

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No 10 in the series of profiles covering LMS locomotives by David Huint, John Jennison, Bob Essery and Fred James turns to the standard class 4 0-6-0 goods engines.  Please see next item for the photographic supplement

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Following previous practice, the quartet of authors Bob Essery, John Jennison, Fred James and David Hunt have produced a pictorial supplement to the main volume on the LMS Standard Class 4 0-6-0 goods engines.

The 85th anniversary of the creation of the LMS in 1923 is marked by a special edition of LMS Journal which is cram full of interesting articale submitted by members of the LMS Society.

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This is the first of hopefully a new series of books looking at the North and West route between Shrewsbury, Hereford and Newport by John Hodge and concentrates on Shrewsbury.

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The latest issue of LMS Journal from Wild Swan is No 20.

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This is volume 1 of a two part series by Laurie A Cooksey looking at the Selsey Tramway and published by Wild Swan.

Volume 1 gives the history of the line whilst volume 2 (next) gives a concise description of the route and its rolling stock.

Volume 1 is offered at £3 off the publishers' price.

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This is volume 2 of a two part series by Laurie A Cooksey looking at the selsey Tramway and published by Wild Swan.

Volume 2 takes a detailed look at the route of the line together with the locomotives and rolling stock used.

Volume 1 (previous entry) delves into the history of the line.

Volume 2 is offered at £3 off the publishers' price.

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This is volume 1 of a two part series by William Hemmings on the Banbury & Cheltenham Railway published by Wild Swan.

Volume 1 looks at the history of the various sections of line whilst Volume 2 (next entry) focusses on the stations.

Volume 1 is offered at £5 off the publishers' price.

This is volume 2 of a two part series on the Banbury and Cheltenham Railway published by Wild Swan.

Written by William Hemmings, Paul Karau and Chris Turner, this volume concentrates on the various stations along the route and is a companion to Volume 1 (previous entry) which delves into the history of the line.

Volume 2 is offered at £5 off the publishers' price.

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The latest issue of Midland Record from Wild Swan is no 26 with articles on Washwood Heath sidings, water troughs, diag 409 carriage trucks, the Nottingham to Lincoln Line, and locomotive memoranda.

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A new publication by well-known LMS Society members V R Anderson and H N Twells looks at those items and structures which can be found alongside the railway such as stations, lamps, crossings, and nameboards.

It is an essential tool for those modelling the LMS and its successors with numerous good quality photographs and scale drawings.

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