Xpress Publishing

The District Controller's View - 1950's BR Steam Operating: West London, The West London Railway, Kensington Olympia, The West London Extension Railway

The District Controller's View No. 17

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British Railways Railway Centres - Exeter Central, Summer Saturday 1961

British Railways Railway Centres No. 2

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British Railways Railway Centres - 1950's BR Steam Operating: Manchester, London Road (GC), Summer 1957

British Railways Railway Centres No. 4

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YARWOOD, M.F.

Window on the Great Western - An Album of Everyday Scenes from the 1930's & 1940's

Fine collection of GWR photographs taken by Mr. Yarwood in the 1930s and 1940s. Usual Wild Swan high standard with detailed captions to the photographs.

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YATE, Bob

By Great Western to Crewe - The Story of the Wellington to Nantwich and Crewe Line

Locomotion Papers LP228

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YATE, Bob

The Midland Railway Route from Wolverhampton - The Story of the line from Wolverhampton to Walsall, Sutton Park and Water Orton

Locomotion Papers LP242

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YATE, Bob

The South Staffordshire Railway

Oakwood Library of Railway History OL154 A & B

Two substantial Oakwood's covering the history and operations of the South Staffordshire.

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YEADON, W.B.

Named Trains on LNER Lines

Part I & II

Two part work featuring fine LNER photographs with introductory history of each named train featured.
Part I - The Scottish Trains & The Pullman Trains;
Part II - Streamlined Trains & Boat Trains.

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YEADON, W.B.

A Compendium of LNWR Locomotives 1912-1964

Parts One & Two

A fine two volume study of LNWR locomotives. A chapter on each class provides a history and engine details, supported with numerous photographs.
Part One - Passenger Tender Engines;
Part Two - Goods Tender Engines.

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YEADON, W.B.

Yeadon's Register of LNER Locomotives

Volumes 1 to 50

Classic series covering all the locomotives of the LNER, each volume is illustrated throughout with class introduction and history of each locomotive. Fifty nine individual books in 50 volumes and two Appendices.

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