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Robert Stephenson: Railway Engineer by ADDYMAN, John & HAWORTH, Victoria

ADDYMAN, John & HAWORTH, Victoria

Robert Stephenson: Railway Engineer


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The Stephensons' Rocket - A history of a pioneering locomotive by BAILEY, Michael R. & GLITHERO, John P.

BAILEY, Michael R. & GLITHERO, John P.

The Stephensons' Rocket - A history of a pioneering locomotive


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Locomotives that Never Were: Some 20th Century British Projects by BARNES, Robin

BARNES, Robin

Locomotives that Never Were: Some 20th Century British Projects


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William Hedley - Locomotive Pioneer by BROOKS, Philip R.B.

BROOKS, Philip R.B.

William Hedley - Locomotive Pioneer


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Hush-Hush - The Story of LNER 10000 by BROWN, William

BROWN, William

Hush-Hush - The Story of LNER 10000


Detailed locomotive study of Gresley's 'Hush-Hush' project to build a 4-6-4 4-cylinder compound locomotive. Completed in 1929, the engine was rebuilt in 1936 and finally withdrawn in 1959. A very fine study with photographs and data throughout.

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North Star - A Tale of Two Locomotives by BRYAN, Tim

BRYAN, Tim

North Star - A Tale of Two Locomotives


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The Locomotive Pioneers - Early Steam Locomotive Development 1801 - 1851 by BURTON, Anthony

BURTON, Anthony

The Locomotive Pioneers - Early Steam Locomotive Development 1801 - 1851


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The LMS Turbomotive: From Evolution to Legacy by CLEMENTS, Jeremy & ROBERTSON, Kevin

CLEMENTS, Jeremy & ROBERTSON, Kevin

The LMS Turbomotive: From Evolution to Legacy


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Shildon - Cradle of the Railways by CORKIN, Robert

CORKIN, Robert

Shildon - Cradle of the Railways


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Chronicles of Steam  by COX, E.S.

COX, E.S.

Chronicles of Steam


Reflections from Cox include his work for the L&Y and LMS in the drawing office, testing plant and as mechanical inspector. In addition he reflects on the GWR as an outsider and locomotives that never came into existence.

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