Operations
British Railways Press Office
Facts About British Railways in Wartime 1943
The first WWII review of railway operations, produced by the wartime railway administration in 1943. Narrative supported by photographs throughout. Further booklets were issued in 1944 and 1945 (see separate listings).
British Railways Press Office
It Can Now Be Revealed - More About British Railways in Peace and War
Follow-up to "British Railways in Peace and War" (see separate listing), this booklet continues the story of WWII operations and includes a look forward to post-war plans. Issued by the wartime railway administration, it contains photographs throughout.
British Railways Press Office / Railway Executive / LNER
Facts About British Railways in Wartime 1943 / British Railways in peace and war / It Can now be Revealed / British Railways Today and Tomorrow / Forward - The LNER Development Programme
![Freight Train Loads Booklet - Instructions on the loading and working of Freight Trains [1964] by British Railways Western Region](/images/content/books/thumbnail/31607/Copy of P1010271.JPG)
British Railways Western Region
Freight Train Loads Booklet - Instructions on the loading and working of Freight Trains [1964]
BR 20896/13
![Prevention of Accidents, Your Personal Safety - Operating and Motive Power [1954] by British Transport Commission](/images/content/books/thumbnail/32602/221-IMG_5843.JPG)
British Transport Commission
Prevention of Accidents, Your Personal Safety - Operating and Motive Power [1954]
BR successor to the safety booklet issued in similar forms from pre-grouping onwards. Photographs demonstrating potential accidents and how they could be prevented.
British Transport Commission
Transport Statistics 1951 - Number 1, Period to 28 January
British Transport Commission
Freight Transport - Equipment used by British Railways and British Road Services
Publicity booklet featuring freight services and the handling of various loads. Photographs throughout. Issued at the time of the Freight Transport Exhibition at Battersea Wharf Depot, London in 1958.