Geoff Gamble Books second hand
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If you want to know how to prepare, fire and drive a steam locomotive, then Brian Topping's "The Engine Driver's Manual" published in 2000 by OPC is essential reading.
The book is offered in good condition throughout save for slight bumping on the lower right hand corner.
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Express Steam Locomotive Developments in Great Britain & France was written by Col HCB Rogers in 1990 and published by Foulis/OPC.
The book is offered in good condition throughout.
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Part four of the five part study of LMS locomotives from Essery & Jenkinson.
Published by Silver Link in 1992.
The book is offerred in good condition throughout save for a biro inscription on the frontispiece.
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Colin Chapman takes an in-depth look at the Cowbridge Railway in South Wales.
Published by OPC in 1984, this book is offered in good condition throughout.
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OPC produced a series of books entitled Diesels on the Regions. This edition by Colin Marsden portrays those to be found on the former Southern Region and includes DMU's DEMU's and Electro-Diesels. It has 188 good quality black and white plates and was published in 1984.
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One of the more obscure titles from OPC in 1978 was Railway Motor Buses and Bus Services in the British Isles 1902-1933 Volume 1 by John Cummings.
This volume covers Ireland, Scotland, and the Northern, Midland and Eastern parts of the country and covers that period of time when railway companies were directly concerned with the running of motor bus services.
The book is in generally good condition save for a peeled off lable inside the front dust jacket, a small nick in the lower left front of the dust jacket and a little creasing on the spine of the d/j.
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