Trams, Road VehiclesBook (also available as CD Cassette ). An autobigraphical account of what it was like to be a “Clippie” on the Sheffield trams during the Second World War. | |
Trams, Road VehiclesCD Cassette (also available as Book ). An autobigraphical account of what it was like to be a “Clippie” on the Sheffield trams during the Second World War. | |
RailwaysSee Contents Table & Sample Image | |
RailwaysPublished by The London Underground Railway Society this is an illustrated history of the R Stock. | |
RailwaysThis is paper No. 15 published by The London Underground Railway Society. It provides a photographic history of the “standard” stock. | |
RailwaysAn illustrated survey of the North Staffordshire Railway. | |
RailwaysThis book has been produced by several enthusiasts working under the collective title of LDR Publications. Its purpose has been simply to make available, to a larger public, part of a comprehensive collection of Black and White photographs of the Swansea area which spam the years from ... | |
RailwaysNorthern Ireland Railways has operated the surviving railway network in Northern Ireland since the break-up of the old Ulster Transport Authority in 1967. This book is a photographic review of the 35 years since the company was formed. It is in full colour and depicts in a thematic way the changes ... | |
Buses, Road VehiclesForeword to new addition (1998): Although the N & C Company ceased to exist over twenty years ago, the appearance of the two preserved N & C coaches at vehicle rallies and other events provokes fond memories of the old company from the inhabitants of South Wales. The deep affection which the ... | |
Buses, Road Vehicles40 years ago Manchester's streets were full of buses of all colours and makes as the various local authorities' vehicles joined those of the territorial companies - Tilling and BET - and the independents to carry their passengers on journeys far and near. Civic pride was reflected in the turnout of ... | |
Buses, Road Vehicles40 years ago Newcastle's streets were busy with the corporation's buses together with a host of other operators vehicles. The corporation's famous blue bus livery was but a fading memory and teh distinctive yellow colour was seen alongside those carried by territorial companies - Tilling and BET - ... | |
RailwaysRoland Ruffell began his railway career in 1942 when, just over 15 years old, he joined the LNER as a cleaner at Hornsey depot in North London. He was passed for firing duties the following year, became a regular fireman in 1945, and transferred to King's Cross ‘Top Shed' in 1948, the year of the ... | |
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