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RULES OF THE LIBRARY OF THE P.S.V. CIRCLE Information The P.S.V. Circle Library has available for loan P.S.V. Circle publications which are no longer on sale. Such publications include old news sheets, fleet histories, fleet listings and also some Ian Allan publications. A deposit of £10 will be required from any member who wishes to borrow publication(s). This is refundable when publications are returned in good condition, subject to the rules below. The deposit may be retained by the Circle to cover anticipated future loans. RULES 1) Any member of the P.S.V. Circle may use the library provided that his membership subscription is not in arrear and that he has not been excluded by operation of rule 9. 2) The total number of publications which may be borrowed at any one time is four. 3) Members must quote their Circle membership number in all correspondence. 4) A deposit of £10 will be required. This sum may be forwarded by cheque or postal order payable to 'The P.S.V. Circle'. The deposit shall be £10 irrespective of the number of publications borrowed at any one time. 5) All borrowed publications shall be returned to the issuing librarian no later than one month of despatch to the member at the time of borrowing. 6) The library stock is kept by the Librarian and several Assistant Librarians. Requests may be made to borrow from multiple librarians. The initial request must be made to the Circle Librarian. 7) Members shall not mark Library stock in any way and shall be held responsible for returning publications to the Issuing Librarian in the same condition as received by them. If recourse to repair is necessary, the cost of the same may be deducted from the deposit money. Version 2.32 SJF, 29 April 2021 - 1 - 8) A fine of 50p per day per publication shall be levied in the event of late return of publications. Loan extensions may be agreed by the Librarian. Fines may be waived at the discretion of the Librarian. 9) The Librarian may, if in their opinion such action is necessary, debar a member from using the library, either temporarily or permanently. The debarred member may appeal to the Management Committee against such a ruling. _________________________________ ______________________________________ A Quick Guide The Circle Librarian is: PSV Circle Librarian 11 th Floor Wentworth House 350 Eastern Avenue ILFORD IG2 6NW email: - [email protected] • Initial applications must be addressed to the above. • Provide the required £10 deposit and quote your membership number. • If the item(s) requested is in the care of the above they will forward same. • If in the care of an Assistant, the Librarian will forward the request to the Assistant. • Loans are to be returned within one month. • If further borrowings are required, please say so. • If return of deposit is required, the Librarian will arrange via the method initially paid. Version 2.32 SJF, 29 April 2021 - 2 - PUBLICATIONS CURRENTLY AVAILABLE FROM THE CIRCLE LIBRARY Chassis & Body number lists Chassis lists CXB1 Bristol LS Jul-60 CXB2 J C Beadle Nov-60 CXB5 Dennis Lance Sep-61 CXB6 Dennis Lancet 111, UF, Dominant, Pelican Sep-61 CXB8 Guy Arab 11 FD26950-28450 Aug-62 CXB9 Bristol K Sanctions 42 - 72 Sep-62 CXB10 Bristol K Sanctions 74 - 118 Sep-62 CXB11 Crossley Post war Double deck & Trolleybuses Dec-62 CXB12 SOS / BMMO 1923 - 1930 Feb-63 CXB13 SOS / BMMO 1930 - 1945 Mar-63 CXB15 Bristol L, LL, LWL Sanctions 43 - 69 Nov-63 CXB16 Bristol L, LL, LWL Sanctions 71 - 103 Sep-64 CXB17 Bristol SC4LK Oct-64 CXB19 Bristol LD, LDL Sep-65 CXB20 AEC Regent 111 (7.7 litre) 6811A / 2A / 3S Nov-66 CXB22 Bristol SU Feb-67 CXB23 Bristol G, H, J Oct-67 CXB24 Crossley Post war single deckers Oct-67 CXB27 AEC Regal 06624001 - 5665 May-70 CXB28 AEC Regal 111 0962 Jul-70 CXB29 Bristol RE Series 1 Oct-70 CXB30 Dennis Loline 1, 11, 111 Oct-70 CXB32 AEC Regal III 0682 Mar-71 CXB33 AEC Bridgemaster & Renown Feb-72 CXB34 Bristol FSF, FL Feb-72 CXB35 Bristol MW Aug-72 CXB50 Daimler CW 11304 - 12699 May-78 CXB51 Daimler CW 12498 - 13701 Apr-76 CXB52 Daimler CW 13702 - 14999 Apr-76 CXB53 Daimler CV 15000 - 16250 & Trolleybuses Mar-75 CXB58 Daimler Freeline 25000 - 25726 Aug-76 CXB60 Daimler Fleetline 60000 - 61249 Jan-73 CXB61 Daimler Fleetline 61250 - 62501 Apr-73 CXB69 Daimler CH / CP6, COG5SD 8000 - 8590 Jun-79 CXB70 Daimler CP6 7000 - 7998 Dec-77 CXB81 AEC Regent 661 001 - 2070 Jun-79 CXB82 AEC Regal IV and Mk II Mar-80 CXB83 AEC Reliance 660 001 - 484 Dec-82 CXB84 AEC Regent 661 2071 - 3800 Jul-83 CXB92 AEC Regent V MD2RA, MD3RV, 2MD3RA Aug-82 CXB93 AEC Regent All other models Aug-82 CXB94 AEC Regent 661 3801 - 5500 Jul-83 CXB95 AEC Regent 661 5501 - 7400 Jan-84 CXB312 Foden Passenger chassis Mar-79 CXB391 Albion Lowlander Apr-80 CXB410 Bristol RE Series I Oct-70 CXB413 Bristol LS Nov-79 CXB414 Bristol FLF Apr-78 CXB415 Bristol VRT Series I, II Sep-78 CXB416 Bristol VRT/SL Series 3 101 - 1100, VRT/LL 101 - 104 Jan-80 CXB417 Bristol VRT/SL Series 3 1101 - 2100 Jul-80 CXB418 Bristol FS Jun-81 Version 2.32 SJF, 29 April 2021 - 3 - CBX421 Bristol RESL-1, RESH-2, RELH-4, RESL-5, RELH-7, RESL-8 Apr-83 CXB422 Bristol RELL-3 1 - 1400 May-83 CXB425 Bristol LH Apr-87 CXB501 Leyland National 00001 - 00999 Mar-76 CXB502 Leyland National 01000 - 01999 May-76 CXB506 Leyland National 05390 - 06651 Dec-83 Body lists BB1 Eastern Coach Works 1001 - 2000 Series 2 Jan-62 BB2 Eastern Coach Works 2001 - 3000 Series 2 Apr-62 BB3 Eastern Coach Works 3001 - 4000 Series 2 Jun-62 BB4 Eastern Coach Works 4001 - 5000 Series 2 Jun-62 BB5 Eastern Coach Works 5001 - 6000 Series 2 Feb-63 BB6 Eastern Coach Works 6001 - 7000 Series 2 Apr-63 BB7 Eastern Coach Works 7001 - 8000 Series 2 May-63 BB8 Eastern Coach Works 8001 - 9000 Series 2 Apr-64 BB9 Eastern Coach Works 9001 - 10000 Series Oct-65 BB10 Eastern Coach Works 6001 - 7000 Series 1 Nov-65 BB20 Eastern Coach Works 10001 - 11000 Series 2 Jan-66 BB21 Eastern Coach Works 11001 - 12000 Series 2 Aug-68 BB22 Eastern Coach Works 12001 - 13000 Series 2 Sep-68 BB23 Eastern Coach Works 13001 - 14000 Series 2 Oct-72 BB24 Eastern Coach Works 14001 - 15000 Series 2 Nov-72 BB29 Eastern Coach Works 19001 - 20000 Series 2 Dec-75 BB30 Eastern Coach Works 20001 - 21000 Series 2 Aug-77 BB31 Eastern Coach Works 21001 - 22000 Series 2 Mar-79 BB32 Eastern Coach Works 22001 - 23000 Series 2 Dec-80 BB33 Eastern Coach Works 23001 - 24000 Series 2 Oct-83 BB34 Eastern Coach Works 24001 - 25000 Series 2 Nov-83 BB151 Plaxton 1958 - 1960 seasons Mar-68 BB152 Plaxton 1960 - 1962 seasons Jul-68 BB153 Plaxton 1962 - 1963 seasons Aug-68 BB154 Plaxton 1963 - 1964 seasons Dec-70 BB155 Plaxton 1964 - 1965 seasons Mar-72 Version 2.32 SJF, 29 April 2021 - 4 - E and F lists These were produced from 1968 to 1993 and are fleetlists of operators at the given date. E lists are Major operators and F lists are small or independent operators. Early lists were produced in foolscap size (13in by 8in) and later lists reduced in size to folded A4. It appears that the editors of the day were in competition to publish the longest possible title. I have made some abbreviations to the titles which I hope still convey the content. This range of lists was replaced by G lists - the current format. 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