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The British Overseas Railways Historical Trust Library Catalogue (2011 Provisional Edition) THE BRITISH OVERSEAS RAILWAYS HISTORICAL TRUST LIBRARY CATALOGUE (2011 PROVISIONAL EDITION) This is an update of the first attempt at listing the books which BORHT holds. Members wishing to access the library are requested to contact Mostyn Lewis and arrange that a committee member will be at Greenwich to grant access. Books are not at present available for loan (some are allocated to a future lending library which awaits manpower for its organisation and resolution of copyright issues resulting from the EU Directive), but a photocopier is available on site. SECTION 1 – GENERAL, UK AND EUROPE Bibliographies and Archive Lists Alpin, Hugh A. Catalogue of the Lomonossoff Collections, 1988 (2009/36/14) Cottrell. Handbook of Early Railway Books 1893 (Reprint) Durrant, A.E. Index to African References in the Locomotive Magazine, Beyer, Peacock Quarterly Review, Henschel Hefte/Review, Rhodesia Railway Circle Newsletter. Cape Town: The Railway History Group. Ottley. Bibilography of British Railway History, 1965 edn and 2nd Supplement Richards, Tom. Was your Grandfather a Railwayman?, 4th edn 2002. Wildish, Gerald. International Railway Index, ver 6.0 (CD) (2009/41) Williamson, A A. Descriptive Notes and Illustrated Catalogue: Collection of Historic Railway Locomotive Drawings Presented to the Museums by the Vulcan Foundry Ltd, City of Liverpool Museums, c.1960 General The Civil Engineer at War, Vol 2 Docks and Harbours, 1948 (20102/20) Fodor’s Railways of the World New York: 1977 Great Railway Journeys of the World, (BBC 1981) 1982 edn (2007/26/52) King’s of Steam 2004 reprint of Beyer Peacock booklet of 1945. LMA Handbook, 1949 Tramways and Electric Railways in the Nineteenth Century. Reprint of the Electric Railway Number of Cassiers Magazine, Vol 19, No. 4 August 1899. 1992. Train Journies of the World, AA, 1995. (2008/13) The Worlds Railways and How They Work, 1948. Agnew, W.A. Electric Trains. Vol. 1. 2 + supplement vols, 1937. Agnew, W.A. Electric Trains. Vol. 2. 2 + supplement vols, 1939. Agnew, W.A. Electric Trains. Vol. Supplement. 2 + supplement vols, 1939. Allen, C J (ed). Trains Annual 1953. Ian Allan, 1952. Allen, C J. Modern Railways their Engineering Equipment and Operation, 1959 (2009/25) Allen, Geoffrey Freeman. Railways of the Twentieth Century. 1983 (2008/11) Allen, Peter. Locomotives of Many Lands, 1954. Allen, Peter. On the Old Lines, 1957. Allen, Peter. On the Old Lines, 1957. (2009/31) Lending [Annabell, Mjr. N. (Ed)] Official History of the New Zealand Engineers During the Great War 1914-1919, 1928 rprt (2013/25) Andrews, H H Electricity in Transport, English Electric, 1951 Andrews, H H Electricity in Transport, English Electric, 1951 Lending (2009/6) Balfour, G. The Armoured Train Its Development and Useage, 1981. (2014/06) Batchelor, John & Ian Hogg. Rail Gun, 1973 (2009/14/54) Beckett, I F W History in Camera: Victoria’s Wars, 1974 (2010/35) Berghaus, Erwin. The History of Railways, 1960 (2008/55) Binns, Donald. Articulated Locomotives of the World, Bradford Barton, 1975 (2008/87) Bishop, Dennis & W J K Davis. Railways and War before 1918, 1972 (2009/14/58) Bishop, Dennis & W J K Davis. Railways and War since 1917, 1972 (2009/14/59) Boulton, W H The Splendid Book of Empire Railways, c.1950 (2011/66) Buckley, R J. History of Tramways from Horse to Rapid Transit, 1975 (2009/14/100) Bulkeley, George V O. Railway and Seaport Freight Movement, 1930. Burton, Anthony. The Railway Empire, 1994. Burton, Anthony. The Railway Empire, 1994. (2007/26/40) Lending Carr, Ken & David Maxey. Brits Abroad, 2009 (2010/74) Carter. Railways of the World 1965 (2008/20) De Cet, Mirco & Alan Kent. The Complete Encyclopedia of Locomotives, 2006 (2009/11) 1 As at 4 Feb 2019. Chapelon. Le Centenaire de la Locomotive Crampton et Un Siècle de Progress en Traction a Vapeur, Memoires de la Societe des Ingeniuers Civil de France March-April 1949 (2009/14/98) Civil, Allen & Roy Etherington. The Railwat Products of Baguley-Drewery Ltd and its Predecessors. 2008 (2017/13) Davies, W J K. Light Railways. Ian Allan 1964 (2008/51) Davies, W J K Diesel Rail Traction, 1973 (2009/10) Davies, W.J.K. Light Railways of the First World War, 1967 (2014/26) Durrant, A.E. Garratt Locomotives of the World, David & Charles, 1969 Durrant, A.E. Garratt Locomotives of the World, 1981. Edmonson, Harold. World Steam in Action, 1970 (2008/14) Ellis, C Hamilton. The Lore of the Train, 1977 (2009/14/46) Ellis, C Hamilton. Railway Art, 1977 (2010/30) Evans, R K Steam Superpower around the World, 1976 (2009/14/79) Garbutt, Paul World Metro Systems, 1989 (2008/80) Garratt, Colin. Steam Trains A World Portrait, n.d. Garratt, Colin. Around the World in Search of Steam Garratt, Colin. Legends of Steam, 1998 Garratt, Colin. British Steam Lives, 1984 (2008/63) Garratt, Colin. Veterans in Steam, 1979 (reprint 1983) (2009/14/72) Garrett, Colin. Lost Leviathans, 2011 (2012/7) Garwood, Alfred Edward. Forty Years of an Engineer’s Life at home and abroad, no date (2009/32) Greggio, Lucciano. Das Bilderlexion der Dampflokomotiven, 1977. Greggio, Lucciano (Tr Peter Kalla-Bishop) The Steam Locomotive, 1980 (2009/14/71) Hameetenman, T.L. De sporwegen van Azië en Australië, 1968 (2013/15) Hand, Victor and Harold Edmonson. Trains 1974 (2008/77) Haresnape, Brian. Everyone’s Book of Trains, 1981 (2009/14/82) Sir Harold Harding, Tunneling History and my own involvement, (2007/18) Ken Harris. World Electric Locomotives, 1981 (2008/9) Haslbeck G, and David Wardale. Steam on 4 Continents. Vol. Pt 1 Europe and South America, 1984. Haslbeck G, and David Wardale. Steam on 4 Continents. Vol. Pt2 Africa, 1986. Haslbeck G, and David Wardale. Steam on 4 Continents. Vol. Pt3 Asia, 1991. Haut, F J G. The History of the Electric Locomotive, 1969 (2009/14/96) Haut, F J G. Electric Locomotives of the World, Bradford Barton, 1977. Haut, F J G. A History of the Electric Locomotive Vol II: Railcars and the Industrial Locomotive, 1981 (2009/40) Hayes, Bill. Steam Trains, 1981 (2009/14/45) Hind, John R. Railways of Other Lands, [c. 1930] (2009/9) Holdsworth, Nalcolm. Famous Last Lines, 1993 Hollingsworth, Brian. Railways of the World, 1982 Hornsey, Pat. Trains of the World. 1979 (2009/14/47) Howson, F Henry. World’s Underground Railways 1964 (2009/14/70) Hunt, John & Ian Krause.On and off the Beaten Track, 1976 (2009/14/80) Jackson, G.G. The World’s Locomotives, c.1930 (2009/14/97) Johnson, Lou. World Steam since 1980. 1989 Johnston, Howard & Ken Harris. Jane’s Train Recognition Guide, 2005 Jones, Derek (Ed) Going Loco, Cannel 4 Television 1990 (2009/14/102) Jones, K Westcott. Steam in the Landscape, 1971 (reprint 1976) (2009/14/68) Joyce, J. Trams of the Past, 1979 (2009/14/89) Kalla-Bishop, P ed. The Illustrated History of Railways, No2 The Golden Years, 1890-1920, 1977 (2008/66) Kalla-Bishop, P M Tandem Compound Locomotives: A Historical Review, 1949 (2009/14/83) Machefert-Tassin, Yves, et. al. Histoire de la Traction Electrique. Tome 1 Des Origines à 1940. (2014/15/1) Tome 2 de 1940 à nos jours. (2014/15/2). Macpherson, Mjr-Gen Sir W G, History of the Great War mased on official Documents: medical Services General History, Vol 1, Undated reprint. (2013/26) Macpherson, Mjr-Gen Sir W G, History of the Great War mased on official Documents: medical Services General History, Vol 4, Undated reprint. (2013/26) Marshall, John. The Guinness Book of Rail Facts and Feats, 1971 (2009/14/69) Marshall, Dendy. A History of Railway Locomotives down to the end of the year 1831, 1953 (2014/02) De Mazenod, Sophie. Ces Trains qui font Rêver, 1990 (2008/50) Messerschmidt, Wolfgang. Zahnradbahnen gestern – heute – in aller Welt, 1972 (2009/26/13) Morgan, Brian. Early Trains, 1977 (2010/32) Neale, Andrew, War Department Light Railways Locomotive Works List, 1988 (2014/08) Nixon, L A. The Art of Railway Photography, 1980 (2009/14/43) Nock, O S Ed. Single Line Railways Newton Abbot: David & Charles for UN ECAFE, 1966. Nock, O S Ed. Single Line Railways Newton Abbot: David & Charles for UN ECAFE, 1966. (2007/26/22) (2nd copy lending) Nock, O S (Ed) Encyclopedia of Railways, 1977 (2009/14/52) Nock, O S The Dawn of World Railways 1800-1850, 1972 (2009/14/67) 2 As at 4 Feb 2019. Nock, O S Railways in the Formative Years 1851-1895, 1973 (2009/14/60) Nock, O S Railways at the Turn of the Century 1895-1905, 1969 (2009/14/61) Nock, O S Railways in the Years of Pre-Eminence 1905-1919, 1971 (2009/14/62) Nock, O S Railways at the Zenith of Steam 1920-1940, 1970 (2009/14/63) Nock, O S Railways in the Transition from Steam 1940-1965, 1974 (2009/14/64) Nock, O S Railways of the Modern Age Since 1963, 1975 (2009/14/65) Nock, O S Great Steam Locomotives of all Time, 1976 (2009/14/66) O’Dell, A C & P S Richards. Railways and Geography. 2nd edn 1971 (2008/70) Patton, Brian. Double-Deck Trams of the World 2002 (2008/6) Perry, H W, The Great Railway Freight-Car Problem and its Cheapest and Best Solution, Madras: Aug 1907 (2013/20) Portway, Christopher. The Great Railway Adventure, 1983 (2008/79) Portway, Christopher. The Great Railway Adventure, 1985, paperback (2007/26/49) lending Pratt, Edwin A. Railways and Nationalisation, 1911. Pratt, E.A. Rise of Railpower in War and Conquest 1833 - 1914, 1915. Puffert, Douglas J. Tracks across Continents Paths through History, 2009 (2010/17) Ransome-Wallis, P.W. On Railways at Home and Abroad, 1951. Ransome-Wallis, P The Concise Encyclopedia of World Railway Locomotives, 1959 (2008/21) Reed, Brian.
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