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| Established in 1948, as Newfoundland Airways, the airline operated float-equipped aircraft from their base in Gander, Newfoundland. Primarily engaged in charter work, they also flew mail and freight to Northern Newfoundland and Labrador. From its humble beginning the airline has shifted its base of ... | Request notification when available  |
| Dennis Herbert's earliest childhood memories recall growing up on one of the many sprawling housing estates which were built in the Birmingham area in the 1920s and 1930s. We learn of his family members and also friends and neighbours on the estate. Dennis was a schoolboy during the war years, and ... From the series Reminiscences | |
| Using top quality colour images, this book chronicles the Bluebell Railway's development and progress from humble beginnings to the world-renowned tourist attraction it is today. It will rekindle cherished memories of the Bluebell's early years for older people and provide a fascinating insight ... | |
| The charm of the small stations, the impressive upland scenery and the many ageing locomotives combined to make this route from Halwill particularly memorable for admirers of rural railways. These features, together with the peak holiday trains and humble local freight services, are all illustrated ... From the series Branch Lines | |
| If the plans for the rationalisation of Britain's railways as outlined by the Beeching Report of 1963 had been carried out to the full, the central Essex town of Braintree would have long since been deprived of its passenger service. There was a small group of people however, who were determined ... | Request notification when available |
| The rapid dieselisation of Britain's railways meant that many designs of locomotives were introduced from various manufacturers. Some were highly successful and generated a very enthusiastic following that continues today. British Diesel Locomotives is a superb collection of black-and-white ... | |
| Railways were invented to carry goods, primarily minerals. After more than a century, by the time of nationalisation, their role as ‘common carrier' – obliged to carry any type of freight traffic offered to them – had fully developed, and like its private predecessors British Railways had to evolve ... From the series British Railways Collection | |
| With its striking red and cream livery, Belfast Corporation had one of the most attractive municipal fleets in the British Isles. Belfast was a stronghold of the Guy Arab and Daimler CV series of half-cab double-deckers. It also had the largest fleet of trolley buses outside London. The Belfast ... From the series Buses in Ulster | Request notification when available |
| Charles Benjamin Colett was a skilled production man who, outside of the railway environment, was very much an introvert. However, he was most certainly capable of working closely with others, but he selected those in key positions under him carefully and made sure they followed his line of ... From the series Oakwood Library Of Railway History | |
| If you like your entertainment dirty, loud & steamy, this is the DVD for you. We bring you the very best action from around the country, with a cast ranging from thehumble tank right through to the mighty Pacifics and lots in between. Over 75 locos from 56 different classes are seen working flat ... | |
| A second volume for those who like their entertainment dirty, loud & steamy features the very best action from around the country, with a cast ranging from the humble tank to the mighty Pacific and lots more in between. Over 85 locos from more than 60 different classes working flat out on the ... | |
| A third volume for those who like their entertainment loud, dirty and steamy. A superb selection of shots shows everything from humble tank locos on private railways to the brand-new Tornado charging along Britain's main lines. Some 60 different types feature in a stunning array of steamy fun. ... | |
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