A BibliographyBibliography ofof the the HistoryHistory of Inland Inland Waterways, Railways andand RoadRoad TransportTransport in the British Isles,Isles, 1996

If thethe searchessearches undertakenundertaken for this year's bibliography appearappear to to havehave beenbeen less compre-compre­ hensive than usual, it is becausebecause prioritypriority has been given toto thethe preparation preparation for publicationpublication of the Second Supplement toto OUley'sOttley's Bibliography of British Railway History, which is scheduled to appearappear in the Spring. Any deficiencies will be mademade up next year.year. Ott.)oacxOtt.xxxx refers toto an entry in Ottley's Bibliography of British railway history. t indicatesindicates that a copycopy ofof the the book book has has not not been been seen seen and and the the bibliographical bibliographical detailsdetails areare thereforetherefore

rl uncertain. Any correspondence concerning the bibliography should be addressed toto Grahame Boyes,Boyes, 7 OnslowOnslow Road,Road, Richmond,Richmond, SurreySurrey TWIO 6QH, who againagain acknowledgesacknowledges thethe invaluableinvaluable support received fromfrom contributors.contributors.

SECTION GG GENERALGENERAL GB TRANSPORTTRANSPORT AT AT PARTICULAR PARTICULAR PERIODSPERIODS GB2 c.1500&:.1500 -- 19001900 1 MOORE-COLYER,MOO RE-COL YER, RICHARD.RICHARD. Aspects of horse breeding and the supply of horses in Victorian Britain. Agricultural Hi8toryHistory Review vol. 43 (1995)(199S) pp.pp. 47-60. GB3 TwentiethTwentieth centuryce.tury 2 O'DONNELL, E. E. FatherFather Browne's England.England. Dublin: Wolfhound,Wolfhound, 1996. pp. 127. Album of photographs ofof everyday life, 1912.53,1912·S3, taken taken by by Frank Frank Browne,Browne, Si.S.J. pp. 93.100,93-100, On On thethe road;road; 101-8, On the rails; 109-16, OnOn the water [chiefly Norfolk Broads].Broads). GC TRANSPORTTRANSPORT IN IN PARTICULAR PARTICULAR REGIONS REGIONS OF OF THE THE BRITISHBRITISH ISLES GCBsGC1. England—SouthEDllan.-Soath We.tWest relioDregion 3 PARKHOUSE, NEILNEIL andand POPE,POPE, IAN. IAN. EdwardianEdwardian Dean Dean in in colour, colour, vol. vol. 1:1: TheThe postcardspostcards issued issued byby Tilley'sTilley's of Ledbury, circacirca 1906-1914.1906-1914. 1Witneyj:(Witney): Lightmoor Pru8,Press, 1995. pp. 44. Coloured photos, many incl. transporttransport subjects. GC1c England—SouthEDllan.-Soath Ea.tEast relloDregion 4 BARKER, THEO. Road, rail andand cross-Channelcrosl-Channel ferry. In ARMSTRONG, ALAN (ed), The economy of Kent Kent 1640-1914. Woodbridge: Boydell Press,Preu. for Kent County Council,CounCil, 1995. pp. 12S-60.125.60. Also chapterschapten on Industry and on Kent and the Sea. 5 STIDDER, DEREK. A guide to the industrialindustrial archaeology of Reigate Reigate andand BansteadBanstead Borough.Borough. Guildford:GUildford: Surrey '1 Indl HI8t.Hist. Grp, 1996. pp.pp. 32.32. 454S photos,photos, 66 drwgs, drwgs, map.map. Gazetteer ofof 129129 sites.sites. Ch. 1 (sites(sites 1-6), Roads; 2 (sites 7-40), Railways.Railways. LondonLon.o. aand •• LondonLon.on Tran.portTransport 6 BAKER, MICHAEL H.H. C.C. London TransportTransport 1933-1962. 1933-1962. Shepperton: Ianlan Allan, 1996. pp.pp. 128.128. ManyMany inns.illns. 11 A year-by-year account. 7 BANCROFT,BAN CROFT, PETER (comp). London Transport records atat thethe Public Record Office, pt 1.Alton:I.Alton: Nebulous,Nebulou8, 1996. pp. 96. A detailed lilting.listing. 8 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT. AA transporttransport strategy for London:London: summary. London, 1996. pp.pp. 24. 1111 mapsmaps &.It figs. 9 LONDON TRANSPORT PLANNING. New ideas for public transport in outer London: development of case studies. London, Sep.Sop. 1996. pp.pp. 28.28. Col.Col. figsfigs &&: maps.maps. 10 LONDON TRANSPORT. Planning London's transport: toto win as a world city. London, Nov. 1996. pp.pp. 91. Many col. filmillnl &&: maps. 11 PREMRU,PREMRU. FELICITY. Oral history at work: London Transport's West Indian workforce. BusinessBuineu ArchivesArchive8 no. 67 (May 1994) pp. S7-71.57-71.

449 GC1dGCI. E.IIEngland-West••• -We.t MidlandsMI.I•••• regionrello. 12 PURCELL, ANGELA and and CHARLES;CHARLES; and and HOBSON,HOBSON, KENNETH.KENNETH. Bewdley's Bewdley's past past inin pictures,pictures, vol. 2. BewdleyBewdley Historical ResearchResearch Grp, 1996. pp. 134. IncludesIncludes. a section on Transport.

GC11GCII EnllEnglami--Yorkshire... -Yorktlllre 13 HALL, CHARLESCHARLES C.C. RotherhamRotherham" & District transport, vol. 1. Rotherham: RotherwoodRotherwood Press,Preu, 1996. pp. (i),[i], 216. 125 dins,iIIns, 1010 mapsmaps" & plans, plans, facsims.facsims.

Gel./GClj England-NorthE.II••• -Nortb region reclon 14 HANSON, NOEL.NOEL. Wheels.Wheels. Newcastle City Libraries, 1996. pp. 24. [Newcastle(Newcastle revisitedrevisited series.]series.) A photographic record ofof transport inin NewcastleNewcastle uponupon Tyne, Tyne, 1900-60.

CC2GCl ScotlandScotl••• 15 HALDANE, A. A. R. R. B. B. New New ways ways through through the the glens: glens: Highland Highland road, road, bridge bridge and and canalcanal makersmakers of the early nineteenth century.century. Repr. of 1973 edn.edn. IsleIsle ofof Colonsay: Colons ay: House ofofLochar, Lochar, 1995. pp. xvi, 247, [16](16) pl.,pI., f1dglldg map. ~, Telford's workwork forfor the the ParliamentaryParliamentary Commissioners Commissioners for Highland RoadRoad" & BridgesBridges and Caledonian Canal, 1803-23. 16 UNCLES, CHRISTOPHERCHRISTOPHER J. J. (comp). (comp). Lochaber Lochaber and and the the road road to to thethe Isles.Isles. Ochiltree:Dchiltree: RichardRichard Stenlake, Stenlake, 1996. pp.pp.96. 96. A photographic record, mostly of the pre-1920 period;period; manymany views of road transport, railway stationsstations and ferries.

GC3 WalesW.les 17 ABERYSTWYTH POSTCARD POSTCARD CLUB. CLUB. Aberystwyth. Aberystwyth. Chalford: ChalfordChalford Publng,Publng, 1996. pp. 128. [Archive(Archive photographs series.]series.) pp. 33-46, The The town's town's transport transport system. system. I18t GWYN, DAVIDDAVID and and WILLIAMS, WILLlAMS, MERFYN MERFYN C. AC. guideA guide to theto the industrial industrial archaeology archaeology of of north north westwest Wales = Arweinlyfr ii archaeoleg archaeoleg ddiwydiannolddiwydiannol gogledd-orllewingogledd-orllewin Cymru. imp]:[n.p.]: A Assocn ssocn forfor Indlhal Arch.,Arch., 1996. pp. 48. 51 inns,illns, 1010 locationlocation maps.maps. Gazetteer of sites in the former county of Gwynedd as itit existed 1972-96. 19 JOHN, A.A. H.H. TheThe industrial industrial developmentdevelopment of South Wales,Wales, 1750-1850.1750.1850. Repr. of Ott. 9633. Cardiff: Merton Priory Press,Press, 1996. pp. 224.

GC5 Isle"le of or Wight Wllht 20 PRIEST, RICHARD.RICHARD. Shanklin Shanklin remembered: remembered: transport.transport. Shanklin: author, 1996. pp. 26. Covers sea, road and rail.

GE TRANSPORTTRANSPORT ENGINEERING ENGINEERING

CE!GEl BiographiesBlolraphles of or civil elvD engineers e.llaeers 21 DAY, LANCELANCE and and McNEIL, McNEIL, IAN IAN (ed). (ed). Biographical Biographical dictionary dictionary of of the the history history of of technology. technology. London:London: Routledge, 1996. pp. xv, 844.

GE3 ArchitectureArchltectare and •••• design:e.lc.: Bridges, Brl.les, viaducts, vl•• acts, building.aU.lnl 22 BOYCE, DAVID.DAVID. Bridges Bridges of of the the Kelvin,Kelvin, PartickPartick to Kirklee. Glasgow City Libraries, 1996. pp. 48. 23 PETERS, TOM.TOM. Building Building the the nineteenth nineteenth century.century. Cambridge, Ma8l./London:Mass./London: M.l.T.M.I.T. Press,Press, 1996. pp. 512. Case studies inin construction history,history, incl.incl. Thames TunnelTunnel and Britannia Bridge.

GK TRANSPORTTRANSPORT AND AND THETHE NATIONNATION

GK4 TransportTransport and .nd Industry, In••• try, tradetra.e andanti agriculturealrtcRltare 24 LEACH, J.J. T.T. Grin Grin Hill, Hill, Buxton, Buxton, a amajor major Derbyshire Derbyshire limestone limestone quarry.quarry. Derbysh. Arch. Jnl vol. 116 (1996) pp.pp. 101-34. A history of the the quarryquarry andand itsits useuse of packhorse, packhorse, canal and rail transport. Its rail connectionconnection was to the CromfordCromford" & High PeakPeak Rly atat Ladmanlow.Ladmanlow.

GK6 ParliamentP.rll.ment and ••d governmentlover.me.t controlcoatrol 25 DEVINE, ROSEMARY ROSEMARY (comp). (comp). Index Index to to the the Local Local and and Personal Personal Acts 1850-1995. London:London: H.M.S.D.,H.M.S.O., 1996.1996.4 4 vols. pp.pp. ix, ix, 656; 656; vii,vii, 657-1308;657-1308; vii,vii, 1309-1788;1309-17118; vii, 1789-2280.1789-2280. Acts listed alphabetically by short title. 26 LAW COMMISSIONCOMMISSION and and SCOTTISH SCOTTISH LAW LAW COMMISSION. COMMISSION. Chronological Chronological table table of of local local legislation. legislation. London:London: H.M.S.O.,H.M.S.D., 1996.1996.4 4 vols.vols. 1797-1860. pp. xxviii, 676. 1861-1890. pp. x, 677-1395. 1891-1910. pp. x, 1397-2028. 1911-1994. pp. x.x, 2029-2681. SECTION C CANALCANAL AND AND RIVERRIVER NAVIGATIONS NA VIGATIONS

CA GENERALGENERAL HISTORY HISTORY AND AND DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION OF OF INLAND INLAND WATERWAY WATERWAY TRANSPORTTRANSPORT IN THE BRITISH ISLES 27 CROMPTON,CROMPTON. GERALD GERALD (ad). (ed). Canals Canals and and inland inland navigation. navigation. Aldershot: Scolar Press,Prelll, 1996. pp. xxii, 164. Repr. of 1111 paperspapen (entered individually below)below) originallyoriginally published published in the JournalJOlirnal ofof Transport Transport History, with introductoryintroductory paper by the editor.

450 28 SIMS, JON. Air cuts. WwysWWYI World vol. 252S (1996). A series of historical hi.torical aerialaerial photos,photos, withwith descriptions.descriptions. Saul Junction. no.no. 1 (Jan.) pp. S2-3.52-3. Bingley. no. 3 (Mar.) pp. 68-9. Stoke Bruerne. no.no. S5 (May) pp. S8-9.58-9. Hatton Locks. no. 7 (July) pp. ~O-l.90-1. Brierley Hill. no. 9 (Sep.) pp. 11-9.78-9. Lincoln. no. 11I I (Nov.) pp. 72-3. CB INLANDINLAND WATERWAY WATERWAY TRANSPORT TRANSPORT AT AT PARTICULAR PARTICULAR PERIODSPERIODS CBI AntiquityAatl.atty and aad early early use a.e of o'lnl inland.. d navigationaavllatloa Bpap to c.1000c.1600 29 SHERRATT, ANDREW. Why Wessex?:Wes.ex?: thethe AvonAvon routeroute andand riverriver transporttransport in later British prehistory.prehistory. Oxford .1n11nl of ofArchaeology Archaeology vol.vol. 15IS (1996) pp.pp. 211-34. Investigates the importance ofrive"of rivers in the central southsouth coast/Severncoast/Severn axisaxis as arteries of traffic in the Celtic period and the economic consequences.con.equences. CB2 c.16001:.1600 - -175017S0 The The age ale of 0' river river improvement _,rove_eat schemes .cbe_e. 30 HUGHES, PAUL. Some civil engineering notes from 1699. Local Historian vol. 26 (1996) pp.pp. 102-14.102-14. Thomas Surbey's trip from London to York to survey the Ouse Navn. CB4 c.1850c.1850 - - 19391939 TheThe period ,erlod of o'decllae decline 31 CANALS and inland waterways: a journey through Frith's England.England. Shaftesbury: Frith Collection,forCollection, for Sdectaboolc,Selectabook, 1996.1~6. pp. 112. Selection of photographs photographs from the former collectioncollection of F. FrithFrith It& Co, with locations andand dates identifiedidentified fromfrom the company's ledgers.ledgers. CC INLANDINLAND WATERWAY WATERWAY TRANSPORT TRANSPORT IN IN PARTICULAR PARTICULAR REGIONS REGIONS OFOF THE BRITISH ISLES CCIaCCla England-SouthernEDlland-Soutbera England Eall.. d 32 COVE-SMITH, CHRIS. The River Thames book: a guide to the ThamesThames from the Barrier to Cricklade with the River Wey, Basingstoke CanalCanal andand KennetKennet &It Avon Canal to GreatGreat Bedwyn. St Ives: Irnray,Imray, Laurie, Norie & Wilson, 1996. pp. [vi], 213.

CC1cCCl I: England-SouthEDllaDd-Soath EastEa.t regionrelloD 33 VINE, P. A. L. London's lost routeroute to thethe sea: anan historical account of the inland navigations which linked the Thames to the English Channel. Sth5th edn of Ott.8S76.Ott.8576. Midhurst: Middleton PrelS,Press, 1996. pp.pp. xvii, 280,280, [32][32] p1. pI. CeleCCle England-East EDllaad-Ea.t Midlands Mldla.d. regionrello. 34 GRIFFIN, C. P. Transport change andand thethe developmentdevelopment ofthe of the LeicestershireLeicestershire coalfieldcoalfield in the canal age: a reinterpretation. In CROMPTON, GERALD (ed), (ed), Canals andand inland inland navigation navigation (1996) (1996) pp. S3-64.53-64. Repr. from 1nlJill Transport History men.s. vol.vol. 44 (1977-8)(1977-8) pp.pp. 227-38. CC1hCClh EallaDd-NorthEngland-North West regionrelion 3S35 ABRAM, JAKE. Tugs, barges and me: Manchester Ship Canal and Bridgewater Canal memories. Manchester: Neil Richardson, 1996. pp. 55.ss. 36 HARRIS, J. R. Liverpool canal controversies, 1769-72. In CROMPTON, GERALD (ed), Canals and inland navigation (1996)(1996) pp. 22-38. Liverpool's attitude to rival canalcanal schemesschemes waswas determineddetermined by its need for cheap coal supplies. Repr.Repr. fromfrom 1nlJot Transport History vol. 2 (1955-6)(19SS-6) pp.pp. 158-75.IS8-7S. CCIICCll England-YorkshireEDlland-Yorklhlre 37 THORP, LAURIE. Waterside history &It heritage. Thorne Local Hist. Soc., 1996. pp. 23.423. 4 illns, ilIns, 3 3 maps maps & It plans. plans. [Occasional paper, no. 20.] With its packet-boat/coach interchange and boat-building yards, this hamlet beside the R. DonDon nearnear ThorneThome was a thriving community in the latter part of the 18th cent. and early part of the 19th. CC4 IrelandIreland 38 DELANEY, RUTH (ed). TheThe ShellShell guide guide to to the the River River Shannon: Shannon: includes includes Shannon-Erne Shannon-Erne WaterwayWaterway andand thethe ErneErne Navigation. Dublin: ERA-Maptec, 1996. pp.pp. [4],[4], 111,Ill, xv. xv. Many Many col. col. illns. illns. With With German German languagelanguage summariessummaries of each section. CE INLANDINLAND WATERWAY WATERWAY ENGINEERING ENGINEERING CEICEl BiographiesBlolu,hies of of inland Inland waterway waterway engineersenllneers 39 HADFIELD, C. James Green as canal engineer. In CROMPTON, GERALD (ed), Canals and inland navigation (1996) pp.pp. 94-106. Repr. from 1nlInt TransportTransport History vol. 1I (19S3)(1953) pp.pp. 44-S6.44-56. 40 JONES,~~~~~: PAT. John Smith, and England's first ironiron bridge.bridge. 1nlJnl Rly & Canal Hist. Soc. vol. 32 (1996-8)(1996-8) pp.pp. 178-85. Short biography ofof John SmithSmith juniorjunior (I72S-83)(1725-83) andand his work on various Yorkshire navigations, thethe Thames,Thames, Bore,Bure, Soar and Erewash Canal. It is arguedargued that the firstfirst bridge employing cast-iron girdersgirders (at BoroughbridgeBoroughbridge in 1769) waswas hishis work.work. 41 LAMB, BRIAN. Thomas Brown 1772-18S0.1772-1850. 1nlJn1 RlyRly && CanalCanal Hist. Soc. vol. 32 (1996-8) pp.pp. 162-4.162-4. Surveyor, land agent, coal &It limelime mastermaster and engineer in the Manchester area,area, chieflychiefly in the employ of the Ashton, Peak Forest and Macclesfield Canals.

451 CE2CEl Civil engineeringeaclneerlnc (ceneral)(g 42 PAGET-TOMLINSON,PAGET-TOMLlNSON, EDWARD.EDWARD. Waterways Waterways inin thethe making. Leominster: LandscapeLandscape Press,Press, 1996. pp. 120.120. c.250 drwgs. A profusely illustrated exposition exposition of of the the technology technology of of canal canal construction construction and and maintenance. maintenance. CE4 Boats an.and Itoatboat ltaU.lncbuilding (see(see alsoalso nos.nos. 72,72, 80,80, 98,98, 110, 117) 43 JENKINS, H. J.J. K.K. Box-likeBox-like freight-boats freight-boats in in the the eighteenth-century eighteenth-century Fenlands. Fenlands. Mariner'sMarine;'s Mirror vol. 81 (1995) p.p.83. 83. 44 JENKINS, H.H. J.J. K.K. FenlandFenland lighterslighters andand theirtheir heyday,heyday, c.1700-1850.c.1700-1850. Mariner's Mirror vol. 7979 (1993) pp.pp. 155-69. 45 JENKINS, H.H. J.J. K.K. MedievalMedieval Fenland Fenland stone-barges: stone-barges: aa fragmentfragment ofof evidence. evidence. Mariner's Mirror vol. 7979 (1993)(1993) pp.pp. 458-60. 46 THE MAGOR PILL boat.boat. Current Arch. vol. 1313 (1995-7)(1995-7) PP.PP. 180-3.180-3. 13th cent. boat find inin thethe SevernSevern estuary. 47 MALSTER, ROBERT. The rig of the Norfolk wherry. Mariner's Mirror vol. 8080 (1994) pp.pp. 466-7.466-7. 48 OSBORNE, BRIAN D. The ingenious Mr Bell: aa lifelife of of Henry Henry Bell Bell (1767-1830), (1767-1830), a a pioneer pioneer of of steam steam navigation. Glendaruel: Argyll Puking,Publng, 1995. pp. 286. 18 illnsinns (2 col.). Bell operatedoperated hishis passenger passenger paddle-steamer Comet on the R. Clyde and Caledonian Canal. Also refers to his proposals for improvement to inland wwyswwys inin thethe area.area. 49 ROBERTS, OWAIN T. P.P. and HIGNETT, H.H. M.M. TheThe originsorigins ofof the the MerseyMersey Flat. MarinerMariner's 's Mirror vol. 81 (1995) pp.pp. 212-13,212-13,466-7. 466-7. 50 TIPPING, COLIN.COLlN. Cargo Cargo handling handling and and thethe medievalmedieval cog.cog. Mariner's Mirror vol. 8080 (1994)(1994) pp.pp. 3-15.3-15. The evolution ofof the the cogcog inin response response to growing tradetrade inin northernnorthern Europe.Europe. --comment by by Robin Robin Ward. Ward. pp. pp. 327-31.327-31. CCCG INLANDINLAND WATERWAY OPERATION 51SI THORN, PATRICK.PATRICK. FromFrom timber timber to to passengers passengers with the Shipton family,family, 1806-1865.1806-1865. .1n1Jnl Rly Rly & & CanalCanal Hist. Soc.Soc. vol. 32 (1996-8) pp.pp. 110-25.110-25. The timber trading andand canalcanal carryingcarrying businesses businesses ofof three members of of the the family. family. Incl. a Wolverhampton-Wolverhampton­ Birmingham passengerpassenger service 1843-c.1852. CG1CGI TransportTransport of goods;coo.s; canal carriers 52 BRICKS andand sails: saga of boats &.& bricks: the John Franks (1757-1957). Great Grimsby Borough Council's Museums &.& Heritage Service, 1995. pp. 53. Story of a family tradingtrading on on thethe Humber.Humber. 53 FAULKNER, ALAN.ALAN. Elements Elements of boating. boating. Wwys World vol. 2525 no.no. 9 (Sep.(Sep. 1996) pp. 48-53. A history of the the lastlast companycompany trading regularly onon the BCN. CG2CGl PassengerPasseacer services 54 SCOWCROFT, P. L. PacketPacket boats from Thorne 1809-1860. ThorneThorne Local Hist. Soc.,Soc., 1995. pp. 23. 3 drwgs, map. [Occasional paper no. 19.]191 CH INLAND WATERWAY LIFE ANDAND LABOURLABOUR 55 CLARKE, MIKE.MIKE. Wartime Wartime canal canal boatmen. boatmen. .1n1Jnl Rly Rly & & CanalCanal Hist. Soc.Soc. vol. 3232 (1996-8)(1996-8) pp.pp. 32-5. Difficulty in in manning manning canal canal boats boats inin twotwo world world wars, wars, includingincluding the the useuse of soldiers. 56 FREER, W. StandardsStandards oflivingof living among among canalcanal boatboat people,people, 1840-1939. InIn CROMPTON, GERALD (ed),(ed), CanalsCanals and inland navigation (1996) pp. 107-22.107-22. Repr. from JillJnl TransportTran'port HistoryHiltory 3rd ser. vol. 1313 (1992) pp.pp. 43-58 57 JACKSON, ALAN A.A. CanalCanal childrenchildren atat thethe chalkchalk face.face. Jnl Rly & Canal Hist. Soc.Soc. vol. 3232 (1996-8)(1996-8) pp.pp. 177-8.177-8. Schools forfor boat children at Southall and Brentford in 1953. 58 SHERWOOD, K. B. The canal boatmen's strike of 1923.1923. InIn CROMPTON, GERALD (ed),(ed), CanalsCanals and inland navigation (1996) pp. 123-41.123-41. Repr. fromfromJnl JnI TransportTran'port HistoryHiltory 3rd ser. vol. 7 (1986) pp.pp. 61-79. 59 A WATERWAY of life. Wwys Worldvol.World vol. 25 (1996). A series of interviews with formerformer boatboat people.people. no. 4 (Apr.) pp.pp. 60-2.60-2. TheThe Lister family,family, 100100 years years onon Yorkshire waterways, byby Mike Taylor. no. 8 (Aug.) pp.pp. 74-7. The last River Weaver pilot,pilot, by Clive Guthrie. no. 10 (Oct.) pp.pp. 68-9. BrianBrian Denby,Denby, Thorne's last work boatman,boatman, byby Mike Taylor. CHI Biographical/Bloc"pltlcal/aatoltlocraphlca._emoln autoblogrsphical memoirs ofof.a1an. Inland waterwaywaterway UfeOfe 60 BAKER, W.W. H.H. [Series [Series of ofreminiscences reminiscences of working for Fellows,Fellows, Morton &.& Clayton.] WwysWWYI World vol. 2525 (1996). no. 55 (May) pp.pp. 77-9.77-9. LifeLife as as a a youngyoung boatman.boatman. no. 6 (June) pp. 86-8. A trip toto LeicesterLeicester [to collectcollect aa newnew boat in 1927]. no. 7 (July) pp.pp. 84-5.84-5. JackJack Pratt. 61 BOLTON, DAVID.DAVID. Canal Canal pioneers: pioneers: Jack &.& Elsie Taylor. Wwys World vol. 2525 no.no. 1212 (Dec. 1996)1996) pp. 54-7. ReminiscencesReminiscencel of boat people. 62 CALDICOTT, ARTHUR. ARTHUR. Life Life on on the the Trent Trent and and HumberHumber rivers. Boston:BOlton: R. Kay, 1995. pp. 46. [Vernacular historyIri,tory series,,erie" no. I.]11 63 DAWSON, DAVID. DredgerDredger diaries.diaries. Wwys World vol. 2525 no.no. 1010 (Oct. 1996)1996) pp. 64-7. The diaries of JosephJOleph Gag,Gagg, Iteamsteam dredger dredger operator operator on on the the Chesterfield Chesterfield Canal, Canal, 1894-1902. 1894-1902.

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64 MERCHANT, BILL BILL and and TOM. TOM. "Merchant's" "Merchant's" and and Pratt's Pratt's Wharf. Wharf. Addtol Addtnl notes notes byby PatrickPatrick Thorn. Broadsheet (Staffs(Staffs 01;& Worcs CanalCanal Soc.)Soc.) vol. vol. 26 26 (199~)(1993) no. 409 (May) pp. 5.10,~-IO, no.no. 410 (June) pp. 12-23.12:23. . . Family reminiscencesreminiscences oftradingof trading fromfrom KidderminsterKidderminster area, area, 1920s-401; 1920s-40s; particularly particularly workingworking toto WlldenWilden ironIron works on R. Stour.

CK INLANDINLAND WATERWAYS WATERWAYS AND AND THETHE NATIONNATION 656~ INLAND WATERWAYS WATERWAYS AMENITY AMENITY ADVISORY ADVISORY COUNCIL. COUNCIL. Britain's Britain's inland inland waterways: waterways: an an undervalued undervalued asset. asset. London, 1996. pp. vii, 46.46. Drwgs.Drwgs. A consultative report on the future strategy for all thethe inlandinland waterways.waterways. ItIt recommends recommends a singlesingle body to manage both thethe BritishBritish Waterways and National River Authority waterways.waterways.

CK1CKl InlandI ..... waterways w.terw.ys and ••• societysociety 66 WANKLYN, MALCOLM. MALCOLM. The The impact impact of of water water transport transport facilities facilities on on EnglishEnglish river ports, c.c.1660-c.1760. 1660-c. 1760. Economic Hist. ReviewReview 2nd ser.sew. vol. vol. 49 49 (1996) (1996) pp. 20-34. With particularparticular referencereference to the R. Severn.Severn.

CK4 Inland1.1••• waterways w.terw.ys and ••dl industry,•• ustry, tradetra.e and.... agricultureIrlealture 67 CLAYTON, PHIL. PHIL. On On the the edge edge - -butbut just just about about coping. coping. Wwys World vol. 252~ no.no. 9 (Sep.(Sep. 1996)1996) pp.pp. '74-5.74-~. A Black CountryCountry brickbrick works works thatthat produced, produced, inter alia,alia, thethe copingcoping bricksbricks forfor canals.canals.

CL INDIVIDUALINDIVIDUAL CANALS CANALS AND AND RIVER RIVER NAVIGATIONS NAVIGATIONS

AireAlre &" CalderC.lder NavifationN.vlf.tlo. 68 DUCKHAM, B. B. F. F. Selby Sclby and and the the AireAire andand Calder Navigation, 1744-1826. InIn CROMPTON, GERALDOERALD (ed),(ed), Canals and inlandinland navigationnavigation (1996) (1996) pp. 13-21. Repr. from Jnl TransportTransport History vol. 7 (1965-6)(196~-6) pp.pp. 87-95.87-9~. BirminghamBlr.I.lh... CanalC •••I NavigationN.vll.tlo.s (see (see also also no. 53)~3) 69 SHILL, RAY.RAY. The The industrial industrial canal, canal, vol.vol. 1:I: The The coal coal trade.trade. Stechford: Heartland Press,Preu, 1996. pp.pp. 151,(~], v, 166. 37 photos,photos, 5~ drwgs, 19 maps, 18I8 plans,plans, 88 facsims.facsims. A study of the coal-producing and coal-using industries alongalong thethe BCNBCN and the traffic that theythey generated.generated. ChesterfieldChesterneld CanalC •••I (see(see alsoalso no. 63) 70 RICHARDSON, CHRISTINECHRISTINE (ed). (ed). Minutes Minutes of of the the Chesterfield Chesterfield CanalCanal CompanyCompany 1771-80. Chesterfield: Derbyshire RecordRecord Soc. 1996. pp.pp. xxii,xxii, 238.238. Map Map on on endppra. endpprs. ID.R.S.(D.R.S. vol.vol. 24.]24.] pp. v-xiii, Introduction,Introduction, byby PhilipPhilip Riden;Riden; xiv-xxii,xiv-xxii, Biographical Biographical notes. notes. 71 RICHARDSON, CHRISTINE. CHRISTINE. 18th 18th century century roads roads and and the the Chesterfield Chesterfield Canal.Canal. JrilJnl RlyRly && CanalCanal Hist.Hist. Soc.Soc. vol. 32 (1996-8) pp.pp. 125-7.12~-7. Roads built by the canalcanal company.company. R. Clyde (see(see alsoalso no. 48) 72 BELLAMY, MARTIN. MARTIN. Two Two early early steamships steamships fitted fitted with with two two engines. engines. Mariner's Mirror vol. 81 (1995)(199~) pp.pp. 469-72. Clyde passagepassage boats Princess Charlotte and Prince of Orange, 1814-18.

Derby CanalCan.1 73 CORRIE, EUAN.EUAN. Restoration Restoration report:report: DerbyDerby Canal. Wwys World vol. 252~ no. 1I (Jan.(Jan. 1996)1996) pp. 44-6. Brief history history &01; presentpresent statestate of the canal.

Dorset &a: SomersetSORlerset C.n.1Canal 74 HAMILTON, ROBERT. ROBERT. Canal Canal with with no no boats. boats. Wwys World vol. 252~ no. 10 (Oct. 1996) pp. 76-7. Brief history history ofofthe the DorsetDorset & 01; Somerset Somerset Canal Canal which which was was abandoned abandoned before completion.

Forth &a: ClydeClyde NavigationN.vll.tlon 75 FORRESTER, D. D. A. A. R. R. Early Early canal canal company company accounts: accounts: financial financial and and accounting accounting aspects aspects of the Forth and Clyde Navigation. InIn PARKER, R.R. H.H. and and YAMEY, YAMEY, B. B. S., S., Accounting Accounting history: history: some some BritishBritish contributions. contributions. Oxford: Clarendon, 1994. pp. 297-326. Grand Junction CanalC •••I (see(see alsoalso no. 57) 76 NOBBS, MARY.MARY. Decorum Dacorum canals: canals: thethe warwar years.years. Berkhamsted: DacorumDecorum Heritage Trust, 1995. pp.pp. 9. The impact of war onon thethe GJCOJC inin HertfordshireHertfordshire sincesince Napoleonic times.times.

GrandGr.n. Western C.n.1Canal 7777 HARRIS, HELEN.HELEN. The The Grand Orand Western Western Canal.Canal. Rev.Rev. &01; enlargedenlarged edn of Ott.Ott.11800. 11800. Tiverton:Tiverton: DevonDevon Books,Books, 1996.1996. pp. 222.

GranthamGr.nth.m CanalC.n.1 78 HUNT, W. W. M. M. The The promotion promotion of of the the Grantham Orantham Canal. 151Jnl Rly & Canal Hist. Soc.Soc. vol. 32 (1996-8)(1996.8) pp.pp. 12-25.12-2~.

HerefordshireHerefordshire" & GIGloucestershire tershire CanalC.n.1 79 PENNY,~:~~.Y, CLIFFCLIFF R. R. The The Herefordshire Herefordshire and and Gloucestershire Gloucestershire Canal. Gloucestershire Soc. for for Indl Arch. 1995.199~. pp.pp. 26-33. R. Humber (see(sce alsoalso no. 52) 80 ULYATT,UL Y ATT, MICHAEL MICHAEL E. E. Flying Flying sail. sail. Repr. Repr. ofof 1974 1974 edn. edn. Howden: Mr PyePye Books, 1995.199~. pp. Iv),(v], 45,4~, [351(35] pp.pp. 100100 photos. History ofof Humber Humber keelskeels andand sloops.sloops.

453 KennetKe_et &A AvonA"•• CanalC .... (see(see alsoallo no. 32) 81 BUCHANAN, BRENDA BRENDA J. J. The The Avon Avon Navigation Navigation and and the the inland inland portport ofof Bath. Bath. Bath History vol. 6 (1996) pp.pp. 63-97. LancasterL ••c ••ter CCanal •••I 82 CORRIE, EUAN.EUAN. Restoration Reltoration report: report: LancasterLancuter Canal. Wwys World vol. 252S no. 9 (Sep. 1996) pp. 42-S.42-5. Brief history history andand currentcurrent state of the canal. Lee NavigationN .YlI.tlon 83 BOYES, JOHNJOHN H. H. The The River River Lea Lea and and the the Lee Lee Navigation: Navigation: ten ten centuries centuries of of engineering engineering and and engineers. engineers. InIn BUCHANAN, R. R. ANGUS ANGUS (ed), (ed), Engineers Engineers and and engineering: engineering: papers papers of the Rolt Fellows.Fellows. Bath University, 1996. pp. 1-26. LeedsLee•• A& LiverpoolLlYer,ool CanalC •••I (see(see alsoalso no. 36) 84 FIRTH, G. G. Bradford Bradford coal, coal, Craven Craven limestone limestone andand thethe originsorigins ofofthe the Leeds andand LiverpoolLiverpool Canal.Canal, 176S-7S.1765-75. InIn CROMPTON, GERALDGERALD (ed), (ed), Canals Canals and and inlandinland navigation (1996) pp. 39-51. Repr. from Jnl TransportTransport History 3rd ser.see. vol. vol. 44 (1983)(1983) pp. 50-62. 85 SINGLETON, WENDY. WENDY. Springs Springs branch. branch. Wwys World vol. 2S25 no. 33 (Mar.(Mar. 1996) pp.pp. 71-3. t. Brief history history &&; description delcription ofof the the branch.branch. LeominsterLeo...... ter C.n.1Canal 86 DEAN, RICHARD.RICHARD. The The unfinished unfinished Leominster Leominster Canal. intJnl Ply Rly & & CanalCanal Hist. Hilt. Soc.Soc. vol. 32 (1996-8) pp.pp. 82-8. LouthLOllth navigationD."II.tlOD 87 CORRIE,CORRIE. EUAN.EUAN. Restoration Restoration report:report: LouthLouth Navigation. WwysWWYI World vol. 252S no. 3 (Mar. 1996)1996) pp.pp. 46-7. Brief history history andand currentcurrent state of the canal. ManchesterM.nche.ter SkipSId, CanalC.n.l (see(see alsoalso no. 3S)35) 88 HARFORD, I. I. 0. G. Manchester Manchester and and its its ship ship canal canal movement: movement: class, class, politicspolitics andand labourlabour inin latelate nineteenth nineteenth centurycentury Lancashire. Unpubl.Unpllbl. Ph.D. thesis,thesis, Univ. ofof Manchester, 1993.

R. MedwayMe.".y 89 BURNHAM, TOM.TOM. Navigating Navigating the the Medway.Medway. TenterdenTenterden Terrier no. 71 (Wntr 1996) pp. 24-9. H. F.F. Stephens'Stephens' employment as engineerengineer to to the the Upper Upper Medway Medway Navn. Navn, 189S-1900.1895.1900. 90 CHALKLIN,CHALKLIN, C. W. C. NavigationW. Navigation scheme scheme on on the the Upper Upper Medway, Medway, 1600-65.1600-6S. InIn CROMPTON, GERALDGERALD (ed),(ed), Canals Canals and inland navigationnavigation (1996) (1996) pp. 1-11.I-ll. Repr. from AlJnl Transport Transport HistoryHistory vol. 5S (1961-2)(1961.2) pp.pp. 105.15.lOS-IS.

GreatGre.t OuseOll.e 91 MORGAN, BETH.BETH. Conflict Conflict and and the the RiverRiver Cam. Wwys World vol. 252S no. 12 (Qec.(Dec. 1996) pp.pp. 64-7. Brief history history ofof the the ConservatorsConservators of the River Cam. 92 t SNELSON,SNELSON, PETER PETER (ed). (ed). Along Along the the Cam Cam and and the the Great Great Ouse Ouse with with Briscoe Briscoe Snelson. Snelson. Cambridge: CambridgeshireCambridgeshire Libraries, 1996. pp. [?].[?). PeakPe.k Forest CanalC ...I (see(see alsoalso no. 126) 93 BOLTON, DAVID. DAVID. How How Marple Marple aqueduct aqueduct was was saved? saved? WwysWWYI World vol. 252S no. 3 (Mar. 1996)1996) pp. 64-5.64-S. 94 FINDLOW,FINDLOW. ALAN ALAN J. J.Bugsworth Bugsworth basin: basin: a abicentenary bicentenary review review of of an an inland inland transhipment transhipment port. Archive no. 11 (Sep. 1996) pp. 2-9.

PortsmouthPorts.outh A& ArundelAraa.el NavigationN."II.tloD 959S SMITH, GEORGE. GEORGE. Raising Raising the the drawbridge. drawbridge. WwysWWYI World vol. 252S no. 12 (Dec. 1996) pp. 82-3.82.3. The lifting bridge bridge onon thethe ChichesterChichester Canal.

RockdaleRoch•• leC Canal.... 96 CORRIE, EUAN. EUAN. Restoration Reltoration report: report: RochdaleRochdale Canal. Wwys World vol. 2S25 no. 5 (May 1996) pp.pp. 66-9. Brief history history andand currentcurrent statestate of the canal.

RoyalRoy.1 MWtMilitary• .., CanalC ...I 97 GREATOREX, CHRISTOPHER. CHRISTOPHER. An An archaeological archaeological excavation excavation ofof the Royal Military Canal, Canal, near near HamHam Street.Street. Archaeologia Cantiana vol.115vol.11S (199S)(1995) pp. 231-7.231.7.

R. SevernSe"e... 98 GREEN, COLIN.COLIN. The The Severn Severn Wow. trow. Archive no. 12 (Dec. 1996) pp. 2-20. Sh.r,.eSharpness•• NewNew Doc" Docks A & Glo.ee.ter Gloucester A • BirminghamBI .....lh .. Navigation N."II.tloD (see(lee also also no. 421) 99 CONWAY-JONES, HUGH. HUGH. Classical Clusical puzzle puzzle resolved. re.olved. WwysWWYI Worldvol.World vol. 25 no. 10 (Oct. 1996) pp.pp. 48-9. The Gloucester .I:& BerkeleyBerlteley Canal Canal bridge bridge houses. houses. 100 HAYES,HAYES, IAN. IAN. The The Bittell Bitteli waterways waterwaYI system. Iystem. LickeyLicby HilllHills LocalLocal Hist. Soc.,Soc., [1994]. pp.pp. 8.8. 44 photos, phOtOl, drwg,drwg, map. AdaptationAdaptatiOD of the R. Arrow betweenbetween Cofton and Lower Bittell asu a water supply for local mills andand the WorcesterWorcelter.l: & BirminghamBirmiqham Canal. SheffieldShemel. &A SouthS•• tIa YorkshireY.rllaldre Navigation Na"llatl.D (see (see also also nos.DOl. 37, 66) 101 RICHARDSON,RICHARDSON, CHRISTINE. CHRISTINE. Rotherham Rotherham tragedy. tragedf. WwysWwy, World vol. 252S no.DO. 7 (July 1996) pp. 76-7. A boat !annalslauDch diluterdisaster on on the the DOD Doe Naviaation Navigation Inin 1841. 102 TAYLOR,TAYLOR, MIKE. MIKE. The The River River Don Don on onold old picture picture postcards. postcards. Keyworth: Reflections ofofa a Bygone Age, 1995. pp.pp. [32].[32].62 62 photos.photol. [Y[Ye,terday', day's YorkshireYorklhire ,erie.,series, no. 3..]3.] .

454 Sowtll_,t08Southampton "& SallSalisbury•• wl'J C_aICanal 103 SIMS,SIMS, JON. JON. The The lost lost cutting: cutting: the the Southampton Southampton and and Salisbury Salisbury Canal Canal atat West West Dean.Dean. JnlJnl Rly &&: CanalCanal Hist.Hist. Soc.Soc. vol. 32 (1996.8)(19964) pp. pp. 107-10.107-10.

R.StourR.Stowr (Suffolk)(Swftolk) 104 CORRIE,CORRIE, EUAN. EUAN. Restoration Reltoration report: report: Suffolk Suffolk Stour. Stour. Wwys World vol. 25 no. 11I1 (Nov.(Nov. 1996)1996) pp.pp. 48-50. Brief history history andand currentcurrent statestate of the canal. SwSwansea.. sea Ca.alCanal (see(see also np. 128) 105 POLLINS,POLLINS, H. H. The The Swansea Swansea Canal.Canal. InIn CROMPTON, GERALDOERALD (ed), (ed), Canals Canals and and inlandinland navigation (1996) pp.pp. 65-84. Repr. from Jnl TransportTransport HistoryHiltory vol. 1 (1953.4)(1953-4) pp.pp. 135-54. R. ThamesTlla.ea (see(see alsoalso no. 32) 106 COWIE,COWIE, ROBERT ROBERT and and EASTMOND, EASTMOND, DEYMAN. DEYMAN. An archaeologicalAn archaeological survey survey of ofthe the foreshore foreshore in in the the BoroughBorough of Richmond upon Thames. London ArchaeologistArchaeologilt vol. 8 (1996-(1996-)) pp.pp. 87-93,87-93, 115-21.115-21. Includes finds related to navigation andand ferries. 107 MILNE,MILNE, GUSTAV. GUST AV The . The Tudor Tudor landing landing stage stage at at Greenwich. Greenwich. LondonLondon Archaeologist vol. 8 (1996- )) pp.pp. 70-4. 108 PARRY,PARRY, JAMES. JAMES. The The Roman Roman quay quay at atThames Thames Exchange, Exchange, London.London. London Archaeologist vol. 7 (1992-6) pp.pp. 263-7. 109 PEBERDY,PEBERDY, R. B.R. NavigationB. Navigation on theon the river river Thames Thames between between London London and and Oxford Oxford in in the the late late middle middle ages:ages: a reconsideration.reconsideration. Oxoniensia vol. 61 (1996) pp.pp. 311-40. Reviews evidence for cessation of of traffictraffic above Henley in later 14th14th cent.cent. 110 THOMSON,THOMSON, PETER. PETER. Working Working a Thamesa Thames sailing sailing barge barge circacirca 1950. Mariner's Mirror vol. 81 (1995) pp.pp. 457-62.

TitehfleldTitchReld CanalCa.al 111 DAVIES,DA VIES, KEN. KEN. The The lost lost port port of Titchfieldof Titchfield and and its itscanal: canal: an an illustrated illustrated guide guide to to one one of of Britain's Britain's oldest oldest canals canals connecting thethe ancientancient portport ofof Titchfield withwith thethe sea.sea. Lee-on-Solent:Lee-on-Solent: LeeLee Press,Preu, 1995. pp.pp. 32.32. 1313 photos,photos, 55 maps. The Titchfield Canal,Canal, openedopened in 16111611 toto replacereplace aa formerlyformerly navigablenavigable section ofof thethe R.It. Meon.

R. Trent 112 t LUND,LUND, BRIAN. BRIAN. The The River River Trent.Trent. Keyworth: ReflectionsReflections ofof a a BygoneBygone Age, 1996. pp. 36. Picture postcards of of the the Trent Trent 1900-1950.1900-1950.

Trent"Trent & MerseyMersey Canal 113 DAVIES,DAVIES, C. JosiahC. Josiah Wedgwood Wedgwood and and canal canal management. management. InIn CROMPTON, GERALDGERALD (ed), (ed), Canals Canals andand inlandinland navigation (1996)(1996) pp. 85-93. Wedgwood's proposals for management of the canal. Repr. from Jnl TransportTransport History 3rd ser. vol.vol. I1 (1980) PP.pp. 49-57.

Ure NavigationNayllation andaad RiponRlpon CanalCa.al 114 CORRIE,CORRIE, EUAN. EUAN. Restoration Restoration report: report: Ripon Ripon Canal.Canal. Wwys World vol. 25 no. 7 (July 1996) pp. 46-8. Brief history history andand currentcurrent statestate of the canal. 115liS JONES,JONES, PAT. PAT. Romans Romans on on the the Ure? Ure? The The origin origin and and historyhistory of Hall ArmArm Landing.Landing. JnlJnl Rly &&: CanalCanal Hist.Hist. Soc.Soc. vol. 32 (1996-8)(1996.8) pp.pp. 134-40. Discusses thethe documentarydocumentary and archaeologicalarchaeological evidence; concludes thatthat thisthis stonestone wharfwharf is post·medieval,post-medieval, not Roman.

R. WWayeney 116 MANNING,MANNING, M. M.Burgh Burgh Castle Castle cement cement and and brickworks. brickworks. Jnl Norfolk lndlIndl Arch. Arch. Soc.Soc. vol. 6 (1996- )) pp.pp. 5-27.S-27. It used used thethe R. WaveneyWaveney forfor both both receiving receiving its its raw raw materials materials and and despatching despatching itsits products.products.

WWeaver NavigationNayllatioa 117 PAGET-TOMLINSON,PAGET.TOMLlNSON, EDWARD. EDWARD. The The Weaver Weaver packets. packets. Archive no.DO. 10 (June 1996)1996) pp. 32-49. The packetspackets were steam, and later motor,motor, bargesbarges introduced on thethe R. WeaverWeaver in the 1860s.1860s. Wey NavigationNaYilation (see(see alsoalso no. 32) 118 CORRIE,CORRIE, EUAN. EUAN. Wey Wey in in trust. trust. WwysWWYI World vol. 252S no.no. 6 (June 1996) pp. 44-7. Brief history history andand description of the River Wey andand National TrustTrust management. management.

CO INLANDINLAND WATERWAYS WATERWAYS IN IN LITERATURE LITERATURE (see (see also also no. no. 759) 119 HOLLAND,BOLLAND, R. R. R. R. In In the the wake wake of ThreeThree Men inin aa Boar.Boat. TunbridgeTunbridge Wells:Welll: OastOalt Books, Boob, 1995. pp.pp. 128.128. 3232 photos photos (16 col.).col.). Topographical &&: biographicalbiographical backgroundbackground toto JeromeJerome K. Jerome'sJerome's book.book. 120 SPRIDGEON,SPRIDGEON, GEORGE. GEORGE. Eight Eight green green boaters. boaters. London: Hale, 1995. pp. 219. A novel. --Return of ofthethe green green boaters. boaters. London: Hale, 1996. pp. 224.

CQ APPRECIATIONAPPRECIATION OF OF INLAND INLAND WATERWAYS WATERWAYS 121 BOLTON,BOLTON, DAVID. DAVID. Turning Turning the the tide.tide. Wwys World vol. 25 (1996) no.no. 5S (May)(May) pp.pp. 50-4,50-4, no.no. 66 (June)(June) pp. 70-3, no. 7 (July) pp. 72-5, no. 8 (Aug.) pp.pp. 54-7, no.no. 9 (Sep.)(Sep.) pp. 68-71. A history of the Inland WaterwaysWaterways Association.Association.

455 CR RESEARCHRESEARCH AND AND STUDY STUDY OF OF INLAND INLAND WATERWAYS WATERWAYS AND AND THEIRTHEIR HISTORYHISTORY 122 BOUGHEY,BOUGHEY. JOSEPH. JOSEPH. Photography Photography and and the the historical historical record: record: reflectionsreflections onon thethe R.R. A.A. CookCook collection. Jnl Rly & Canal Hist.Hilt. Soc. vol. 32 (1996-8) pp. 45-8. Summarises thethe canal content of this collection.

SECTION RR RAILWAYSRAILWAYS RA GENERAL HISTORY AND DESCRIPTION OF RAIL TRANSPORT IN THE BRITISH ISLES 123 ATTERBURY,ATTERBURY. PAUL PAUL (text) (text) and and BURGUM, BURGUM. IANIAN (photos).(photos). CountryCountry railways. London: WeidenfeldWeidenfeld & Thcolson,Nicolson. 1996. pp. 160. 132132 col. photos. [Country series.] Photos with linking text. 124 GOURVISH,GOURVISH. TERRY TERRY and and CHANNON, CHANNON. GEOFFREY. GEOFFREY. Railways. Aldershot: ScalarScolar Press,Press. 1996.1996.2 2 vols. vol. 1,I. ed. by Terry Gourvish. pp. xviii.xviii, 174. vol. 2.2, ed. by Geoffrey Channon. pp. xxi.xxi, 187. Repr. of 20 papers (entered individually below) originally published in the Journal of Transport History.History, with introductory papers by the editors. 125 RAILWAYRAILWAY MAGAZINE. MAGAZINE. A A century century of ofrailways. railways, through through thethe pagespages of 'Railway Magazine'Magazine' andand paintingspaintings from members of the Guild of Railway Artists. Sparkford: Oxford Publng,Publng. 1996. pp. 96. 163 iIInsinns (113 col.) t, Includes a history of the Railway Magazine by Peter W. B. Semmens.Semmens. RB RAILRAIL TRANSPORT TRANSPORT AT AT PARTICULAR PARTICULAR PERIODSPERIODS RBIRBl Origin,Oricin, antiquity, antiquity, and and earlyearly useuse ofof rail rail transport 126 LAMB,LAMB. BRIAN. BRIAN. The The Derbyshire Derbyshire termini termini of of the the PeakPeak ForestForest CanalCanal and Railway. JnlJnl Rly & Canal Hut.Hist. Soc.Soc. vol. 32 (1996-8) pp. 104-7. 127 RATTENBURY,RATTENBURY. GORDON GORDON and and COOK, COOK. RAY. RAY. TheThe Hay Hay andand KingtonKington Railways.Railways. Mold: RailwayRailway & Canal Hist.HIS,. SocSoc., .• 1996. pp. 132.132.53 53 photos,photos. 1010 drwgs,drwgs. 1414 maps. RB2RBl TheThe transitional transitional period, period, from from mineral alineral waggonwaywacco.way to public papassenger.. ealer railway,railway, 1800-1830 1800-1830-1850... 1850 128 HALE,HALE. MICHAEL. MICHAEL. The The GraikolaGraigola Tramroad.Tramroad. S. W. Wales IndlInd! Arch. Soc. BulMBulln no. 65 (1996) pp. 5-9. Colliery tramroad of 1831,1831. feeder to Swansea Canal. 129 TANN,TANN. PETER. PETER. The The Tappendens Tappendens and and the the Aberrant Abernant Iron Iron Company, Company. 1801-15.1801-15. Morgannwg vol. 40 (1996) pp. 40-63. Involvement of thethe banking family in the ironworksironworks at Aberdare. Assesses theirtheir managerial/financial competence.competence, including decisions regarding the tramroad to the Neath Canal. 130 TANN,TANN, PETER. PETER. The The Tappenden Tappenden Tramroad Tramroad to to thethe NeathNeath Canal,Canal, 1800-14.1800-14. Jnl RlyRly && CanalCanal Hist. Soc.Soc. vol. 32 (1996-8) pp. 88-102. 131 VANVAN LAUN, LAUN, JOHN. JOHN. A A tramroad tramroad company company seal. Jnl RlyRly& & CanalCanal Hist. Soc.Soc. vol. 32 (1996-8) pp. 132-4. Hereford Rly (1826). RB3 1830-19141830-1914 TheThe Railway Railway AgeAce 132 RUTHERFORD,RUTHERFORD, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. Revolutions Revolutions and and manias:manias: aa forgottenforgotten anniversary.anniversary. [Provocations.] BackTrack vol. 10 (1996) pp. 33-9. The Railway Mania. RB4 1914-19181914-1918 Railways Railways during durlac the the First Flnt World World WarWar 133 SCHOLEY,SCHOLEY. KEITH. KEITH. RailwayRailway war memorials. BackTrack vol. 10 (1996) pp. 689-91. Includes a list ofofthe the principal examples.examples. RB7 1939-19451939-1945 Railways Railways of ofthe the British British Isles Isles during durinc the the Second Second World World War 134 WARWAR report.report. British Railways Illustrated. Accounts ofW.W.2of W.W.2 events and activities. Home front: the battle of the flowers,flowers. by D. W. Winkworth. vol. 5 (1995-6) pp. 172-4. Attempts to control the shipment of flower traffic.traffic. Loch Katrine water, by D. W. Winkworth. vol. 5 (1995-6) pp. 632-3. Attempts to control the shipment of water. RBIORBI0 1948-19941948-1994 RailwaysRailways of ofthe the British British Isles Isles In la g cener e .. I aDdand British Railways 135 DAVIES,DAVIES, JOHNJOHN and CLARK.CLARK~ RHODRI. Valley Lines: the people's railway: the inside story ofaof a train business 1983-1993. Sheffield: Platform 5, 1996. pp. 96. 107107 photos (24 co!.),col.), map, facsims. Account of the enhanced Cardiff Valley Lines network ofservicesof services established in 1987. 136 CHBBINS,GlBBINS, E. E. A.A. BlueprintBlueprint for for bankruptcy.bankruptcy. 2nd2nd edn. 'Wager:AlIager: Leisure Leisure Products,Prodllcts. 1995. pp. v, 218. A polemic account by a former BR manager of government interference in the management of BR and a riposte to the criticism that has been levelled against BR. ' 137 GOULT,GOULT, RON.RON. The North Eastern Region: pictorial reminiscences.reminiscences. Oxford: Oakwood,Oakwood. 1996. pp. 80. [Portrait series, PS5.1PS5.] Chiefly 1950s.1950•. 138 POSTLTHWAITE,POSTLTHWAlTE, ALAN. ALAN. TheThe last days ofofsteam steam onon thethe Southern:Southern: LondonLondon.t. & South Western. Stroud:Strolld: Alan Sutton,SlItton, 1996. pp. 144. A photographic record.

456 RBI1RBll 1994-61994-6 TheTile privatisation ,rlwatl.atl•• of o'BrltI.1I British Railways Railway. 139 BRADSHAW,BRADSHAW, BILL BILL and and AVELINE, AVELlNE:MICHELLE. MICHELLE. Rail Rail privatisation: privatisation: progress, progress, players players and and the the future.Cuturt. Oxford: Oxera Press,Pren, 1996. pp. viii,viii, 151.151. International coverage.coverage. 140 GLOVER.GLOVER. JOHN. JOHN. National National railways: railways: a guidea guide to to the the privatised privatised railway.railway. Shepperton: Ian AlIan,Allan, 1996. pp.pp. 128. flan(Ian AllanAlIan ABCABC series.'series.l A guide to organisationalorganisatIonal changes introduced underunder the the Railways Railways ActAct 1993. 141 t HARRIS,HARRIS, NIGEL NIGEL G. G. and and GODWARD, GODWARD, ERNEST. ERNEST. The The privatisation privatisation ofoCBritish British Rail. London: A. & N. Harris, 1199671.(1996?]. pp. pp. (?]. pl. An assessment oC of the the impact impact oCof thethe privatisationprivatisation oCof BR. 142 HUDDERSFIELDHUDDERSFIELD TRANSPORT TRANSPORT RESEARCH RESEARCH & &INFORMATION INFORMATION NETWORK. NETWORK. Running Running your your own own trains: trains: openopen access, marketing franchises,Cranchises, nicheniche passengerpassenger operations. Huddersfield,Hllddersfield, 1996. pp.pp. 1401.(40]. Papers presented to to a a conference conference at at Derby, Derby, 1010 Sep.Sep. 1996. 143 KENNEDY.KENNEDY, DAVID. DAVID. Competition Competition in inthe the British British rail rail industry. industry. London: CentreCentre for thethe StudyStlldy ofofReglllated Regulated Industries,Indllstries, 1996. pp. vi, 52. (Regulatory(Reglllatory brief, no. 6.] 144 KENNEDY,KENNEDY, DAVID. DAVID. Regulating Regulating access access to to the the railway railway network. network. London:London: CentreCentre for the the Study Stlldy ofof RegulatedReglllated Industries,Indllstries, 1996. pp. vi, 20. 145 NATIONALNATIONAL AUDIT AUDIT OFFICE. OFFICE. The Theaward award of the oCthe first first three three passenger passenger rail rail franchises. franchises. London: Stationery Office, Oct. 1996. pp. (iv],[iv], 73. 146 TURNER,TURNER, RUTH. RUTH. Off Off thethe rails?: rails?: a new a new perspective perspective on on railrail privatisation. privatisation. CleaburyCleobllry Mortimer: RailwayRailway Development Soc., 1996. pp. 32. 147 WOLMAR,WOLMAR, CHRISTIAN. CHRISTIAN. The The Great Great British British Railway Railway Disaster. Disaster. Shepperton: lanIan AlIan,Allan, 1996. pp.pr. 144. Compilation ofoCanecdotes anecdotes about absurditiesabsurdities arising arising during during the the privatisation privatisation oCBR. of BR. Orig.Orig. pub.publ. in the weekly 'MAD''MAD' column column ofoCthe the IndependentIndependent onon SundaySllnday newspaper Cromfrom Jan. 1995 andand herehere updated & expanded.expanded.

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Sparkford:Spar/iford: Oxford PubIng,Publng, 1996. pp.pp. 191.191. 160160 photos, photos, 88 maps maps && plans,plans, facsims.facsims. 210 STRETTON,STRETTON, JOHN. JOHN. The The Ffestiniog Ffestiniog and and Welsh Welsh Highland Highland Railways: Railways: aa nostalgic nostalgic trip trip alongalong bothboth lineslines fromfrom Caernarvon to Porthmadog and Blaenau Ffestiniog. Wadenhoe: Past & Present Publng,Putting, 1996. pp.pp. 96. A photographic record. RC4 IrelandIrelaDd (see(see also also nos.nos. 305, 309, 320) 211 BELL,BELL, DAVE DAVE and and FLANDERS, FLANDERS, STEVE. STEVE. The The Londonderry Londonderry && LoughLough Swilly Railway: a visitor's guideguide to thethe old railway & all the bits that can still bebe seen. 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The The County County Donegal Donegal Railway.Railway. EarlEQrl Shawn:Sltilton: Midland Pubing,Publng, 1996. pp. 64. [Irish[Iri,1t rQilway,railways in pictllre"pictures, vol. 1.11.] A photographic record, with an historical introduction by IoeJoe Begley. 218 FOX,FOX, PETER. PETER. Irish Irish railways railways locomotives locomotives and and coaching coaching stock: stock: the the completecomplete guideguide toto allalll.R. I.R. andand N.I.R. locomotives, multiple unitsunits andand coaching stock. Sheffield:Slteffield: PlatformPIQtform 5, 1996.1996. pp.pp. 96. 1616 col.col. pl.,pI., 1414 b.&b.&; w. photos, 2 maps. [PIQtform[Platform 5 EllropeQnEuropean handbookItandbook no. 7.)7.] 219 HURLEY,HURLEY, MICHAEL MICHAEL J. 1. TheThe traintrain to Howth, 1846 to 1996. Baldoyle Hi,toricQIHistorical Soc., 1996. pp. 32. 40 inns,ilIns, 3 plans. 220 INSTONE,INSTONE, M. M. R. R.L. L.and and MANTO, MANTO, KEN. KEN. Register Register of of signalling signalling installations installations of of the the Midland Midland Great Oreat Western Western Railway of Ireland.Ireland. Coventry: SignallingSignQlling Record Soc., 1995. pp. 28. 2 WmilIns. 221 IRISHIRISH RAILWAY RAILWAY RECORD RECORD SOCIETY, SOCIETY, LONDON LONDON AREA AREA (comp). (comp). TheThe GreatOreat Northern.Northern. Rev. edn ofOtt.9866.of Ott.9866. Redltill,Redhill, 1996. pp. 33. 6464 photos.photos. [Irish[Iri,1t rQilwQY'railways in picture"pictures, no. 1.] 222 JOHNSON,IOHNSON, STEPHEN. STEPHEN. Locomotives Locomotives & &; railcars railcars of of Bord Bord na na Mona.Mona. EarlEQrl Shilton:Sltilton: MidlandMidlQnd Pubing,Publng, 1996. pp.pp. 48. 38 photos.photos. Tabulated details of the rlys (chiefly 3ft gauge)gauge) builtbuilt byby thethe BordBord since its formation in 1946. 223 tt JOHNSON,IOHNSON, STEPHEN. STEPHEN. Johnson's Iohnson's atlas atlas and and gazetteer~azetteer ofof the the railwaysrailways ofof Ireland. Ireland. EarlEQrl Shilton:Sltilton: MidlQndMidland Pubing,Publng, 1996. pp. 112871.[1287]. 3636 col. mapsmap. atat scalescale ofof S5 ID.in. = I1 mile. With tables of opening and closing datesdates ofof stations stations &&; sidingssidings arrangedarranged by route, with alphabetical index. 224 MacHAFFIE,MacHAFFIE, FRASER FRASER G. O. Facilities Facilities for for transit: transit: the the Congested Congested District District Board Board and and steamshipsteamship services. IrishIri,lt GeogrQpltyGeography vol. 28 (1995)(199S) pp.pp. 91-104. Official subsidy of coastal coastahervices, 'services, 1891-1923,1891-1923, and and consequent consequent relationshipsrelationships with railway companies. 22S225 MACMONAGLE,MACMONAOLE, PATRICK. PATRICK. Some Some narrow narrow gauge gauge railways railways ofof the the westwest ofof Ireland. Ireland. Folk Life vol. 33 (1994-5)(1994-S) pp.pp. 89-101.89.101. 226 tt MANTO,MANTO, K. K. and and INSTONE, INSTONE, M. M. R. R. L. L. Register Register of of signal signal boxes boxes of of the the Midland Midland Great Oreat Western Western RailwayRailway ofof Ireland. Ireland. Teignmouth:Teignmolltlt: SignQllin,Signalling Record Soc., 1996. pp. pp. UT]. [7]. t -Register--Register of signalling ofsignalhng installations installations of of ...... 1996. 1996. pp. pp. [7].[7]. AnAD expanded versionversion ofof thethe above,above, including dctailsdetails of all level crossings. 227 ROWLANDS,ROWLANDS, DAVID, DAVID, McGRATH, McORATH, WALTER WALTER and and FRANCIS, FRANCIS, TOM. TOM. TheThe DingleDingle train.train. Brighton:Brigltton: PIQtewQY,Plateway, 1996. pp.P.t? 160.160. Many Many photos, photos, drwgs, drwgs, facsims,facsims, map,map, tracktrack diagins,diagms, gradientgradient profile. DetailedDetatled history &&; description of the Tralee &&; Dingle LightLight Rly. 228 STIRLING,STIRLINO, DAVID. DAVID. The The Irish Irish accent.accent. SignallingSignQlling Record 1996. pp. 146.8.146-8. Signalling atat Monte,Moate, Bridgetown,Bridgctown, ThomastownThomastoWD andand Woodlawn stations (CIE) 229 SWIFT,SWIFT, MIKE. MIKE. Clogher Clogber ValleyValley finale. NQrrowNarrow GaugeGallge no. 152IS2 (1996) pp.pp. 27-9. 230 WILKINSON,WILKINSON, RAY. RAY. Relics Relics of ofthe the Irish Irish narrow narrow gauge gauge in in Cork Cork and and Kerry. Kerry. Narrow GaugeGQllge no. 150ISO (1996) pp.pp. 14-21. RCS Isleble of of Wight WI,ht 231 HENDRY,HENDRY, ROBERT. ROBERT. Rails Rails in in the the Isle Isle of ofWight: Wight: a a colour colour celebration. celebration. Earl Shilton:Sltilton: Midland Pubing,Publng, 1996. pp.pp. 96. Colour photographic record of the railways andand ferries. 232 POMEROY,POMEROY, COLIN COLIN A. A. Isle Isle of of Wight Wigbt railways: railways: a anostalgic nostalgic journey journey along along all all the the island's island's lines, lines, past past and and present. present. Rev. edn of IsleIlle ofofWigltt Wight railwQY':railways: Qa 'then'tlten and now' pictoriQl,lIrveypictorial survey (1991). Wadenhoe:WQdflnltofl: PQIIPast &&: Prfl'flntPresent Publng,Pubing, 1996. pp. 192. [British[Britt,1t RQtlwQY,Railways PQ,tpast andQnd pr.,flntpresent special.],pflciQI.] RC6RC' Isleble of of Man Man 233 EDWARDS,EDWARDS, BARRY. BARRY. The The Isle Isle of of Man Man Steam Steam Railway.Railway. Ickenham:IckenltQm: B.&:B.& C. Pllbln"Publns, 1996. pp. (72).[72]. 112112 photos,photos, map.MIL A historyhi,tory &&; description.dClcription. RCSRei EnglishE_,O.1l Channel CIl_el TunnelT_el 234 GRAYSON,ORAYSON, RICHARD RICHARD S. S. The The British British Government Oovernment and and thethe ChannelChannel Tunnel, 1919-1939. 1nlJnl ofofContflmporQry Contemporary Hist.Ht,t. vol. 31 (1996) pp.pp. 125-44.12S-44. RC12 BrttlalaBritish co_trtll.tlo.contribution to overseasonne.. railwaysrailway, 23'235 CENAC,CENAC, CHRISTIAN. CHRISTIAN. 'Kr: 'Kl': 1st lit Garratt Oarratt in in Tasmania Tasmania = - lireUre Garratt Oarratt en en Tasmania. Tasmanie. [Toulouse]:[TolllolI'.?]: Autoddition, AlltoUttion, 1996. pp.pp. 166,166, portfolio portfolio of of drwgs. drwp. Many Many inns,ilIns, incl. incl. cal. col. reproductions reproduction, of of author's author's watercolours. watercolouR. French/EnglishFrenchlEngli,h parallel text. A history of the North ButEut Dundas Dundu Tramway Tramway andand the firstfint Beyer Oarratt locomotives,locomotives, which were built for it. 236 CHRISTENSEN,CHRISTENSEN, R. R. 0. O. The ne state state and and Indian Indian railway railway performance, performance, 1870-1920. I"In GOURVISH, TERRY (ed),(ad), Railways, vol.vol. 1 (1996) pp. 101-30. Repr. from 1,,1Jnl TransportTrQ",port Bt,toryHistory 3rd ser.ser. vol.vol. 22 (1981)(1981) pp. I-IS,1.15, vot.vol. 3 (1982) pp.pp. 21-34.

460 237 HARMAN,HARMAN, FRED FRED W. W.Early Early Kitsons Kitsons supplied supplied to to the the Bahia Bahia and and Sio Slo Fransisco Fransi5co Railway, Brazil. Locomotives InternationalInternational no. 35 (Sep. 1996)1996) pp.: pp.' 29-30. Locomotives suppliedsupplied duringduring periodperiod 1859-62.1859-62. 238 KERR,KERR, IAN lAN J. J.Building Building the the railways railways of of the the Raj,Raj, 1850-1900.1850-1900. Delhi/London: OxfordOxford Univ.Univ. Press,Press, 1995. pp. xix, 254, 18][8] pl.pI. 239 LEONARD,LEONARD, FRANK. FRANK. A thousand A thousand blunders: blunders: the the Grand Grand Trunk Trunk Pacific Pacific Railway Railway and and northern northern BritishBritish Columbia. Vancouver: Univ. of British ColumbiaColumbia Press,PreSl, 1996. pp. x, 3-344. 1919 illns,iIIns, 33 figs,figs, 1010 maps maps" & plans.plans. pp. 324-38,32438, Bibliography. Bibliography. 240 ROWE,ROWE, D. D. TREVOR. TREVOR. The The Great Great Western Western of of Brazil Brazil Railway.Railway. Locomotives InternationalInternational no. 34 (Aug. 1996) pp.pp. 18-22. Short account of of aa railwayrailway that was British-owned untiluntil 1950. 241 RUTHERFORD,RUTHERFORD, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. The The jewel jewel in in the the crown. crown. [Provocations.] BackTrack vol. 10 (1996) pp. 500-7. British engineering contributions toto Indian railways.

RD SPECIALSPECIAL TYPES TYPES OF OF RAILWAY RAILWAY ANDAND LOCOMOTION RD1RDl LightLlllat railways railway. and and light IIll1t rail rail transit transit systems syste.. (see (sce also also no. 407) 242 LIGHTLIGHT RAIL RAIL review review no. no. 7. 7.Ed. Ed. by by Michael Michael Taplin Taplin and and Peter Peter Fox.Fox. Sheffield: Platform 5/5 /Light Light Rail TransitTransit Assocn, 1996. pp. 80. Many illns,iIIns, incl.incl. col. Topical articles on light rail transittransit developments,developments, particularlyparticularly in Britain. 243 MACKAY,MACKAY, JOHN JOHN CHARLES. CHARLES. Light Light railways. railways. Facsim. Facsim. rear.repr. ofof Ott.2182. Aboyne: BirseBi"e Press, 1996. pp.pp. (viI, xii, 322,322, vivi (adverts).(adverts). 244 SCOTT,SCOTT, PETER PETER (comp). (comp). Minor Minor railways: railways: a complete a complete list list of ofall all standard standard gauge, gauge, narrow narrow gauge, gauge, miniature, tramways, cliff,cliff, inin thethe BritishBritish Isles.Isles. 8th8th edn.edn. [Reading]:(Reading): PeterPeter Scott.Scott, for Branch Line Soc.,Soc., 1996. pp. 28. Listing of minor railwaysrailways openopen toto thethe public,public, mainlymainly forfor leisureleisure purposes,purposes, giving details of location, gauge,gauge, length, etc.etc.

RD2 NarrowNarrow gauge laule railwaysrailways 245 NEALE,NEALE, ANDREW. ANDREW. Hunslet Hunslet narrow narrow gauge gauge locomotives. locomotives. Brighton: Plateway,Plateway, 1996. pp. iv, 6060.. .. Compilation ofof selected selected sheetssheets from the Hunslet sales catalogue,catalogue, chiefly of steam locos, but some diesel.diesel. With introduction by the compiler. 246 RANSOM,RANSOM, P. J.P. G.J. Narrow-gaugeG. Narrow-gauge steam: steam: its its origins origins and and world-wide world-wide development. development. Sparkford: Oxford Publng, 1996. pp.pp. 192.192. 105 105 photos, photos, many many drwgs drwgs andand facsims,facsims, 3 maps, bibliogr. (some ISO150 entries). pp. 169-71,169-71, opening opening dates dates ofof notable notable narrownarrow gaugegauge rlys. RD3 Industrial,Industrial, mineral, mineral, agriclutural, alridutural, dock, doc:k, harbour, harbour, and and public public: utilities' .tillties' systems systems (see (see also also nos.nos. 148,148,202, 202, 4I4a)414a) 247 BAKER,BAKER, ALLAN ALLAN C. C.Thompstone's Thompstone's Bosley Bosley tramway. tramway. Narrow GaugeGauge no. 150ISO (1996) pp. 3-9. 2ft 6in. gaugegauge mill railwayrailway atat Bosley, Bosley, Staffs.Staffs. 248 BERRY,BERRY, L. L.E. E.The The remarkable remarkable Rookhope Rookhope railway.railway. BackTrack vol. 10 (1996) pp. 399-404, 495-9. Weardale Iron Co. lines. 249 BOOTH,BOOTH, A. A.J. IndustrialJ. Industrial railways railways of of Manvers Manvers Main Main and and Barnburgh Barnburgh Main. Bridlington: IndustrialIndustrial Rly Rly Soc.,Soc., 1996. pp.pp. 128.128. 169169 photos, photos, 1313 mapsmaps" & plans,plans, locoloco" & wagonwagon fleet lists.lists. A photographic record ofof these twin twin colleriescolleries andand their their connectingconnecting private private railway, railway, particularlyparticularly after nationalisation. 250 BROWN,BROWN, COLIN. COLlN. Three Three Counties Counties Hospital Hospital tramway. tramway. Tramway Review vol. 21 (1995-6) pp. 313-14. At Arlesley, Bedfordshire.Bedfordshire. 25125 I BURKHALTER,BURKHALTER, PAUL. PAUL. Devonport Devonport Dockyard Dockyard Railway.Railway. Truro: Twelveheads,Twelveheads. 1996. pp. 151,151. fldgfldg plans.plans. 162 photos,photos. 13 drwgs, 17 mapsmaps" & plans, 3 tracktrack" & signalling signalling diagms, diagms, S5 facsims.facsims. 252 CHAPMAN,CHAPMAN, SIMON SIMON A. A. The The Whitecliff Whitecliffmines. mines. Cleveland Indl Archaeologist no. 23 (1996) pp. 1.44.1-44. Period: 1871-85. Incl.Incl. the the branch branch fromfrom thethe NER builtbuilt to to serve serve them. 253 CIVIL,CIVIL. ALLEN. ALLEN. An An introduction introduction to to industrials. industrials. IndustrialIndustrial LocomotiveLocomotive vol. 8 (1996-(1996-)) pp.pp. 53-7. Repairs and conversions at at Bagnall'sBagnall's Castle Works, Stafford. 254 DARVILL,DARVILL, It. D.R. EnglishD. English Electric Electric mining mining locomotives. locomotives. Ind!Indl RlyRly RecordRecord no. 147 (Dec. 1996) pp. 224-9. 255 DAVIES,DAVIES, LEO. LEO. The The Dowlais Dowlais Railway Railway oror 'Incline'. Merthyr Historian vol. 8 (1996) pp. 153-7.1S3-7. Inclined-plane railwayrailway from Dowlais IronworksIronworks to the TVR.TVR, openedopened 1851. 256 DOWN,DOWN, CHRIS CHRIS and and SEMMENS, SEMMENS, DOUG. DOUG. Totternhoe Totternhoe quarries. quarries. IndustrialIndustrial RlyRly RecordRecord nono. 145145 (June(June 1996)1996) pp.pp. 147-61. Rail-served quarries of the Totternhoe Lime"Lime & StoneStone Co. LtdLtd andand RugbyRugby PortlandPortland CementCement Co. LtdLtd connectedconnected to the L"NWRL&NWR at at Stanbridgeford. Stanbridgeford. 257 FAIRBAIRN,FAIRBAIRN, R. R.A. A. The The Weardale Weardale mines. mines. Keighley: NorthernNorthern MineMine Research Research Soc..Soc., 1996. pp.pp. 151.ISI. 1717 photos,photos, 7 drwgs.drwgs, 24 mapsmaps" & plans, facsim. [British mining, no. 56.156.] Description and gazetteer oftheof the ironstone andand leadlead mines.mines. pp. pp. 47. 47, 143-5 &passim,"paSlim, refs to underground tramways, inclines and surface railways. 258 FOSTER,FOSTER, ADRIAN. ADRIAN. Kielder Kielder water water scheme. scheme. IndustrialIndustrial Rly Rly RecordRecord no. 145 (June 1996)1996) pp. 164-70. Contractors' railways usedused during the construction of two aqueduct tunnelstunnels for for thethe NorthumbrianNorthumbrian Water Authority, 1975-81. 259 GENT,GENT, BRIAN. BRIAN. Lister Lister locos locos today. today. Narrow GaugeGauge no. 151 (1996)(1996) pp.pp. I?). M. List ofofthose those surviving.

461 260 ISHERWOOD,ISHERWOOD, GRAHAM. GRAHAM. Cwmorthin Cwmorthin Slate Slate Quarry. Quarry. Rev. Rev. edn.edn. Mold: AditAdit Rubins, Publns, 1995. pp. 106. Many iIIns,illns, incl col.cot Extensive refs to surface & underground tramways & inclines. 261 JUX,JUX, FRANK. FRANK. Carron Carron locomotives locomotives andand their work. IndustrialI"dustrial Locomotive Locomotive vol. 8 (1996-) pp.pp. 4-19.4-19. The CarronCarton Company, Falkirk.Falkirk. 262 LA1THWAITE,LAITHWAITE, E. E.R. R. The The development development of of the the linearlinear induction induction motor.motor. Trans.Tra"s. NewcomenNewcome" Soc. vol. 67 (1995-6) pp. 185-205. 22nd Dickinson Memorial Lecture.Lecture. Incl.Incl. the the development development ofof a a high-speedhigh-speed tracked hovercraft, 1960-73.1960-73. 263 LATHAM,LATHAM, BERNARD. BERNARD. A A lot lot of of Jacksons. Jacksons. IndustrialI"dustrial Locomotive Locomotive vol. 8 (1996-)(1996- ) pp.pp. 21-6.21-6. Unravels the 18 firms ofof contractors contractors withwith Jackson Jackso.n inin theirtheir name. name. 264 MESSENGER,MESSENGER, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. The The St St Germans Germans Quay Quay tramway.tramway. JnIJ"l TrevithickTrevithick Soc.Soc. vol. 2323 (1996) pp.pp. 83-7.83-7. Built for for carrying carrying materials materials delivered delivered atat thethe quayquay for constructionconstruction of the Cornwall Rly. 265 OAKDEN,OAKDEN, STEVEN. STEVEN. Wheatsheaf Wheatsheaf colliery. IndlI"dl RlyRly RecordRecord no. 147147 (Dec. 1996)1996) pp. 245-35.245-55. Also known as Pendlebury colliery.colliery. 266 PEDEN,PEDEN, JIM. JIM. Industrial Industrial locomotives locomotives built built at at the the Vulcan Vulcan Foundry. Foundry. IndustrialI"dustrial Locomotive Locomotive vol.vo\. 8 (1996-) pp.pp. 62-73. 267 POTTS,POTTS, MARTIN MARTIN and and GREEN, GREEN, G. G. W. W. (comp). (comp). Industrial Industrial locomotives locomotives of of West West Glamorgan,Glamorgan, Oakham: I"dustrialIndustrial Rly Soc., 1996. pp. 260, [32)[32] pl.pI. Col.Col. mapsmaps A-L. Brief details details ofof each each industrial railwayrailway system system && tabulatedtabulated detailsdetails ofof its its locos.locos. WithWith sectionssections on contractors' locos,locos, dealers, hirers & repairers,repairers, andand lineslines notnot worked byby locos.locos. 268 RODGERS,RODGERS, DAVID. DAVID. The The Skye Skye MarbleMarble Railway.Railway. Ind!I"dl RlyRly RecordRecord nono. 147147 (Dec.(Dec. 1996)1996) pp.pp. 241-4.241-4. 269 SHAW,SHAW, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. Shelton Shelton Waterworks Waterworks tramway.tramway. Ind!I"dl RlyRly RecordRecord no. 144144 (Mar. 1996)1996) pp.pp. 94-101,94-101, no.no. 147147 (Dec. 1996)1996) p. 259. Incl.Incl. thethe contractactor'scontractactor's rlyrly used used duringduring constructionconstruction ofofthe the waterworks for ShrewsburyShrewsbury Borough Council in 1933-5. 270 SHEPHERD,SHEPHERD, CLIFF. CLIFF. Brewery Brewery railways railways of of Burton Burton onon Trent.Trent. Guisborough: IndustrialI"dustrial RlyRly Soc.,Soc., 1996. pp. [ii), 316, loose fldg map. 215 illnsiIlns (8(8 col.),col.), 22 22 maps maps && plans, plans, drwgs,drwgs, facsims.facsims. 271 SYDDAL,SYDDAL, BRIAN. BRIAN. Walkden Walkden Yard Yard and and the the Bridgewater Bridgewater CollieriesCollieries Railway.Railway. BackTrack vol. 1010 (1996) pp.pp. 539-45, vol. 11II (1997) p. 50.SO. 272 THOMAS,THOMAS, ANNE ANNE and and BILL. BILL. 3. 1. Harris, Harris, sole sole owner. owner. Archive nono. 99 (Mar.(Mar. 1966)1966) pp. pp. 52-64,52-64, no.no. 1010 (June(June 1966)1966) pp.pp. 19-31, no. 11II (Sep. 1996) pp. 10-24.10-24. The Aspatria collieries of the Brayton Domain Colliery Co.,Co., 1822-1942.1822-1942. Incl. theirtheir rlyrly connections. connections. 273 TOWNLEY,TOWNLEY, C. C. H. H. A. A. The The Blackbrook Blackbrook collieries.collieries. IndustrialI"dustrial Locomotive Locomotive vol.vol. 77 (1994-6)(1994-6) pp. 288-301. 274 VOICE,VOICE, DAVID. DA VID. The The tramway tramway of of St St Edward's Edward's Hospital, Hospital, Cheddleton. Cheddleton. TramwayTramway ReviewReView vol. 2121 (1995-6) pp.pp. 176-86, 234. 275 WEAR,WEAR, RUSSELL. RUSSELL. Whitehaven Whitehaven Collieries Collieries and and their their locomotives. locomotives. IndustrialI"dustrial Locomotive Locomotive vol. 88 (1996- )) pp.pp. 29-45. 276 WEST,WEST, ANTHONY. ANTHONY. Lutterworth Lutterworth Iron Iron Foundries Foundries and and sidings. sidings. ForwardForward no. 105105 (Jan. 1996) pp. 8-10. RD5 UnusualUnusual formsforms ofof railway railway and and locomotionlocomotion 277 COX,COX, DON. DON. The The gypsum gypsum excavations excavations at Mountfield. Sussex I"dlInd! Hist. no. 26 (1996) pp. 26-3126-31. Incl.Incl. refsrefs toto itsits aerialaerial cablewaycableway 1963-88.1963-88. 278 SMITH-GROGAN,SMITH-GROGAN, GEOFF. GEOFF. Rutways: Rutways: the the earliest earliest industrialindustrial railways?railways? IndustrialI"dustrial Rly Rly Record Record no. 145145 (June(June 1996) pp. 138-42. A chronological survey of the development ofof rutrutways ways fromfrom 6th6th cent.cent. BCBC ItalyItaly to the Haytor Granite Rly. 279 STANIER,STANIER, PETER. PETER. The The quarried quarried face: face: evidence evidence from from Dorset'sDorset's cliffstonecliffstone quarries.quarries. InI" NEWMAN, PHILIPPHILIP (ed),(ed), The archaeology ofof mining and metallurgy in south-west Britain.Britain. [Special issue of MiningMi"i"g History, vol.vo\. 13,13, no.no. 2.]2.) pp. 1-9.1-9. References toto rutwaysrutways on cliff ledges. ledges. 280 VOICE,VOICE, DAVID. DAVID. A Afunicular funicular at at Wolverhampton. Wolverhampton. TramwayTramway ReviewReview vol. 2121 (1995-6) pp.pp. 312-13. Part of a Canadian Water Chute entertainment atat the the 19021902 WolverhamptonWolverhampton Art Art andand Industry Industry Exhibition.Exhibition. 281 WADE,WADE, E. E. A. A. Mr Mr Fell Fell rides rides again. again. Narrow GaugeGauge no. 149149 (1996) pp. 3-9. Railways of J. B. Fell. RD6 MiniatureMiniature railways railways 282 BUCK,BUCK, STAN. STAN. SideSid" and Katie: the Twining sisters.sisters. Egremont:Egremo"t: SideSid" Project Group, 1995. pp. 33. 24 photosphotos (4 col.), 22 drwgs,drwgs, 44 mapsmaps and plans. ISIS in.in. gaugegauge 2-4-22-4-2 locomotiveslocomotives designed designed byby ErnestErnest W. TwiningTwining that that have have been been usedused on several miniature railways. 283 LELEUX,LELEUX, SYDNEY SYDNEY A. A. Memories Memories of of R.& R.& E.R. E.R. stonestone traffic. Narrow GaugeGauge no. 152152 (1996) pp.pp. 25-6. 284 LITTLE,LITTLE, LAWSON. Renaissance Renaissance at Stapleford.Stapleford. Narrow GaugeGauge no. 149149 (1996) pp.pp. 10-13.10-13. 10Kin.10V.in. gaugegauge lineline atat StaplefordStapleford Park,Park, Leicestershire,Leicestershire, 19581958-83.-83. 285 MILNER,MILNER, W. J. RailsRail. throughthrough the sand: the story of the Fairbourne MiniatureMiniature Railway andand including the Barmouth Junction && Arthog Tramways. Chester: Rail Romances, Romances, 1996. pp. 272. RE RAILWAYRAILWAY ENGINEERING ENGINEERING 286 INSTITUTIONINSTITUTION OF OF MECHANICAL MECHANICAL ENGINEERS, ENGINEERS, RAILWAY RAILWAY DIVISION. DIVISION. International International railway railway conference conference onon better journey time -better-'better business. business. Bury StSt Edmunds: Mechanical Engineering Rubins,Publ"s, 1996. pp.pp. (ix). lig 455. Many drwgs, figs. - 44 wide-ranging paperspapers presented atat a conference 24-2624.26 September 1996.

4624&2 RE1REI BiographiesBiolraphies of of railway railway civil civil and and civil/mechanical civil/mechanical engenllneersi 287 BOOTH,BOOTH, L. L.G. G. The The Cubitts Cubitts on on the the Great d;eat Northern Northern Railway:Railway: oneone family or two?two? Jnl Rly & Canal Hist. Soc.Soc. vol. 32 (1996-8) pp. 3-13-11,154-5. I, 154-5. 288 JACKSON,JACKSON, ALAN ALAN A. A.(ed). (ed). The The 'diaries' 'diaries' of ofRobert Robert Jacomb Jacomb Hood, Hood. railway railway engineer. engineer. JniJnl RlyRly && CanalCanal Hist.Hist. Soc.Soc. vol. 3232 (1996-8) pp.pp. 50-65.50-65. AMRJH (1822-1900) (1822-1900) worked worked on on many many railway railway schemes schemes in the South East, firstfirst in the employ of the LB&SCR andand laterlater inin privateprivate practice.practice. RE2 CivilCivil engineering enlineerinl 289 SKEMPTON,SKEMPTON, A. A. W. W. Embankments Embankments and and cuttings cuttings onon earlyearly railways. Construction History vol. 1111 (1995) pp.pp. 33-49. RE4 ElectricElectric railway railway engineering enlineerinc 290 BROOKS,BROOKS, LYN LYN D. D. Great Great Eastern Eas.tern Section Section electric electric multiplemultiple units,units, 1949-1962.1949-1962. Great Eastern JnlJill no.no. 84 (Oct. 1995)1995)pp. pp. 3-7.3-7 .. 291 DUFFY, M. C.C. TheThe mercury-arc rectifier andand supply to electric railways. Engineering ScienceScience & Education JnlJill vol. 4 (1995) pp.pp. 183-92.183-92. A technical history. 292 VICKERS,VICKERS, R. R. L. L. Electric Electric trains trains in in Manchester Manchester 1890-1990. 1890-1990. BackTrack vol. 10 (1996) pp. 294-300. RES Architecture andand design:desicn: bridges,bridces, viaducts,viaducts, stations,stations, tunnel entrancesentrances (See class RL for buildingsbuildings andand structures of individual railwayrailway companies) companies) 293 FRYBA,FRY-BA, L. L. Dynamics Dynamics of of railway railway bridges. bridges. London: ThomasThomas Telford, 1996. pp. 330. Many drwgs,drwgs, graphs,graphs, bibliogr. 294 RUDDOCK,RUDDOCK, TED. TED. Charles Charles Holden Holden and and the the issue issue ofof high high buildingsbuildings inin London,London, 1927-47.1927-47. Construction History vol. 1212 (1996) pp.pp. 83-99. When built, 55 Broadway,Broadway, designed by Holden forfor London Underground Rlys Rlys Ltd,Ltd, was the the tallest tallest buildingbuilding in London. i 295 SHEPPARD,SHEPPARD, CHARLES. CHARLES. Railway Railway stations: stations: masterpieces masterpieces ofof architecture. architecture. London: BrackenBracken Books, 1996. pp. 80.80: Worldwide coverage.coverage. RE6 MechanicalMechanical engineering encineerlnc (locomotives, (locomotives, carriages carrlales and and wagons walons generally)lenerally) 296 JENK1NSON,JENKINSON, DAVID DAVID and and LANE, LANE, BARRY BARRY C. C. British British railcars railcars 1900 1900 toto 1950.1950. Penryn, Cornwall: Atlantic Transport, 1996. pp. 80. Many photosphotos & drwgs.drwgs. RES SteamSteam locomotives locomotives (See classclass RClcRC1c forfor London Underground locomotives, class RC4RC4 forfor Irish locomotives,locomotives, classclass RD3 for industrialindustrial locomotives, classclass RD6 for miniatureminiature locomotives,locomotives, andand classclass RL for locomotiveslocomotives ofof individualindividual railway companies) 297 ABCABC British British Railways Railways locomotives. locomotives. Combined Combined volume volume 1953.1953. Repr.Repr. Shepperton: Ian Allan, 1996. pp. [21,Ph 54,54, 54, 62, 67. 298 ATKINS,ATKINS, PHILIP. PHlLIP. State State of of the the artart quintet.quintet. British RlysRlys Illustrated vol. 5 (1995-6) pp.pp. 191-6.191-6. BR 4-6-2 no.no. 7100071000 compared compared with with the the last last express express passenger passenger steam loco designs in the USA, FranceFrance and Germany. 299 ATKINS,ATKINS, PHILIP. PHILIP. The The 36 36 'Britannias' 'Britannias' that that never never were. were. Rly Mag. vol. 142142 no.no. 11481148 (Dec. 1996)1996) pp.pp. 19-22.19-22. BR standard locos that were dropped from the authorised construction programme.programme. 300 BARNES,BARNES, ROBIN. ROBIN. Salute Salute to to the the Scottish Scottish Standard. Standard. BackTrack vol. 10 (1996) pp. 235-41,235-41.284-90. 284-90. Work of the BR Clan class 4-6-2. 301 BATTY,BATTY, PETER. PETER. Twenty Twenty years years of ofsteam steam in in the the south south and and west.west. Dringhouses: author, 1996.1996. pp. 57. Photographic album of GWRG WR andand SR locos, chiefly 1950s.1950s. 302 CHANCELLOR,CHANCELLOR, P. P.J. J.The The Standard Standard tanks tanks of of the the Western Western Region.Region. BackTrack vol. 10 (1996) pp. 490-4,490-4,635. 635. 303 ESSERY,ESSERY, TERRY. TERRY. Steam Steam locomotives locomotives compared. compared. Penryn, Cornwall: Atlantic Transport,Transport, 1996. pp. 160.160.41 41 figs, 10 drwgs, 2929 i1lns.Him Explanation ofof how how aa locomotivelocomotive works, works, with with comments comments onon thethe goodgood andand bad features of individual classes. classes. 304 FROMFROM Kent Kent to toCornwall: Cornwall: Fairburn, Fairburn, Ivatt Ivatt and and B.R. B.R. Standard Standard tanks tanks on on the the Southern Southern Region.Region. British RlysRlys IllustratedIllustrated vol.vol. 5 (1995-6) pp.pp. 408-19,408-19,476-85_ 476-85, 512-23.512-23. 305 HANCOX,HANCOX, A. A.C. C. The The harmonious harmonious blacksmith: blacksmith: Robinson, Robinson, vol. 1.I. P]:[7}: Stephenson Stephenson LocoLoco Soc.,Soc., 1996. pp. 40. 28 scale drwgsdrwgs (4mm(4mm == 1ft). A study of John G. Robinson's loco designs forfor thethe Waterford,Waterford, Limerick & WesternWestern Rly, GCRGCR andand War Department. 306 HANDS,HANDS, PETER PETER B. B.British British Railways Railways steaming steaming through through Crewe, Crewe, Doncaster, Doncaster. Eastleigh Eastleigh and and Swindon.Swindon. Solihull: Defiant, 1996. pp.pp. [iil,Ili], 94. A photographic record. 307 HAWKINS,HAWKINS, MAC. MAC. No Ivo Peters' Peters' classic classic steam. steam. Newton Abbot: David & Charles, 1996. pp. 128.128. Album of 1P's lP's photos from the 1950s/60s.1950s/60s. 308 HOLLAND,HOLLAND, JULIAN JULIAN (ED). (ED). Steam Steam railway: railway: the the glorious glorious years: years: recalling recalling the the British British steam steam years years before before 1968.1968. London: Boxtree, 1996. pp. 160.160. 147147 photos (28 col.). The work of 15 1 S leadingleading photographers.photographers. 309 JACKSON,JACKSON, DAVID. DAVID. J. J. G. G. Robinson: Robinson: aa lifetime'slifetime's work. Oxford: Oakwood,Oakwood, 1996.1996. pp. vi, 234.234. ManyMany photos,photos, drwgs, facsims.

463 310 LODGE,LODGE, TREVOR. TREVOR. Tar Tar boilers boilers or or appropriate appropriate technology? technology? Ind!Indl RlyRly RecordRecord no. 144144 (Mar. 1996)1996) pp.pp. 120-6,120-6, no.no. 147 (Dec. 1996) p. 264. Bury locomotives of Isaac Watt Boulton. 31311 l LONGBONE,LONGBONE, BRYAN. BRYAN. What What a waya way to togo: go: steam's steam's demise demise at at Frodingham. Frodingham. British RipsRlys Illustrated vol. 55 (1995-6) pp. 396-405. The problems of an ageing fleet of steam steam locos, 1962-6. 312 PILE,PILE, KEVIN. KEVIN. The The Austerities. Austerities. British RlysRlys Illustrated vol. 55 (1995-6) pp.pp. 220-31. A history ofof the the WarWar Department Department standard standard 2-8-02-8-0 andand 2-10-02-10-0 locomotivelocomotive classes. classes. 313 RUTHERFORD,RUTHERFORD, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. More More about about measurements. measurements. [Provocations.](Provocations.) BackTrack vol. 10 (1996) pp. 209-16. Steam locomotivelocomotive testing. 314 RUTHERFORD,RUTHERFORD, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. Spoilt Spoilt for for choice. choice. [Provocations.](Provocations.) BackTrack vol. 10 (1996) pp. 681-8. Four-coupled tank locomotive designdesign in thethe pre-Grouping period. 315 RUTHERFORD,RUTHERFORD, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. Three Three of ofa kind: a kind: the the genesis genesis of ofthe the express express locomotive.locomotive. [Provocations.](Provocations.) BackTrackBackTrack vol. 10 (1996) pp. 354-60. The work of Daniel Daniel Gooch,Gooch, ThomasThomas Crampton and Archibald Sturrock. 316 SAWFORD,SAWFORD, ERIC. ERIC. Steam Steam locomotives locomotives 1955: 1955: 1-39999, 1-39999. Western Western and and Southern.Southern. Stroud: Alan Sutton,Surron. 19961996. pp.pp. vi,vi,186. 186. A photographic record of the the classesclasses extant in 1955. 317 SIVITER,SIVITER, ROGER. ROGER. Classic Classic steam steam 1966: 1966: a amonth-by-month month-by-month journeyjourney aroundaround Britain inin pursuitpursuit of of steam. steam. Wadenhoe: SilverSilver Link, 1996. pp. 160. 318 SIXSMITH,SIXSMITH, IAN. IAN. The The smallest smallest sheds: sheds: Kingham Kingham and and Winchester. Winchester. British RlysRlys Illustrated vol. 55 (1995-6) pp.pp. 244-9. Two single-road engineengine sheds.sheds. 319 SMITH,SMITH, TIM. TlM. Railway Railway coke coke ovens. ovens. London's Indl Arch. no. 6 (1996) pp. 11-13.11-13. Railway-owned ovensovens in LondonLondon andand south-east for producing coke fuel forfor steamsteam locos,locos. 1840s-60s.I 840s-60s.

RE9-10 ElectricElectric and diesel locomotives (See notes to class RES)RE8) 320 HARRIS,HARRIS, MICHAEL MICHAEL (ed). (ed). Traction Traction and and rollingrolling stock. stock. Shepperton: lanIan Alian,Allan, 1996. pp. 68.68, incl. covers.covers. Many photos, incl.incl. col. [Modern(Modern RailwaysRqilways special.]special.) A series ofof topicaltopical review articles. InclIntl LondonLondon TransportTransport and Irish rlys. RE9 ElectricElectric locomotives locomotives andand trains (See(See notes to class RES)RE8) 321 DUFFY,DUFFY, M. M. C. C.Solid Solid state state electronics, electronics, asynchronous asynchronous motors motors and and thethe electricelectric locomotive.locomotive. Trans.Trans. NewcomenNewcomen Soc.Soc. vol. 67 (1995-6) pp.pp. 1-26.1-26. 322 JARVIS,JARVIS, R. R. Davidson's Davidson's locomotive: locomotive: how how diddid hehe dodo it? Engineering ScienceScience & Education Jnl vol. 55 (1996) pp.pp. 281-8. Experimental investigation into a battery-electric vehicle of 1842.1842. 323 LAWFORD,LAW FORD, NICK. NICK. Really Really Extremely Extremely Powerful: Powerful: thethe 44 'REP''REP' units.units. LiveLive Rail vol. 1616 (1996-) pp. pp. 35-8,35-8,70-4. 70-4. Southern Region emus. 324 MARSDEN,MARSDEN, COLINCOLlN J. Split personalities:personalities: thethe electro-dieselelectro-diesel story. Rly Mag. vol. 142142 no.no. 11371137 (Jan.(Jan. 1996)1996) pp.pp. 70-3, no. 1141 (May 1996)1996) pp. 56-9. History ofof electro-diesel electro-diesel locomotivelocomotive classes classes 73 and 74. REIDREIO DieselDlesellocomotlves locomotives and trains (See notes toto class RES)RE8) 325 ALLSOPP,ALLSOPP, S. S. G. G. The The `Peaks' 'Peaks' in in retrospect. retrospect. BackTrack vol. 10 (1996) pp. 60-7,60-7,155-8. 155-8. BR class 44/45. 326 BAKER,BAKER, ALLAN ALLAN C. C. Bagnail Bagnall diesel diesel hydraulic hydraulic locomotives. locomotives. IndustrialIndustrial Rly Rly Record Record no. 146146 (Sep. 1996) pp.pp. 177-92. With list of locos built, 1961-2.1961-2. 327 BOOTH,BOOTH, CHRIS. CHRIS. Farewell, Farewell, Shirebrook. Shirebrook. Rly Mag. vol. 142142 no. 11471147 (Nov. 1996)1996) pp. 35-7. History ofof Shirebrook Shirebrook (West)(West) motivemotive powerpower depot 1963-96. 328 JONES,JONES, COLIN. COLlN. The The Ice Ice Cream Cream Cart: Cart: perambulations perambulations ofof the the Deltic,Deltic, 1955-19631955-1963. [Diesel(Diesel dawndawn series.]series.) British Rly Illustrated vol. 55 (1995-6)(1995-6) Pp.pp. 444.54.444-54. The prototype EnglishEnglish ElectrtcElectric 'Deltic' diesel-electric diesel-electric locomotive.locomotive. 329 LOADER,LOADER, MARTIN MARTIN and and McKENNA, McKENNA, PAULINE. PAULlNE. Class Class 5656 photofile.photofile. Cartemon:Carterton: VanguardVanguard Publns, 1996.1996. pp. 80. 142142 photos.photos. Incl.Incl. aa photophoto of every every locoloco inin thethe class.class. 330 MARSDEN,MARSDEN, COLIN COLlN J. J. Noisy, Noisy, dirty dirty & & troublesome. troublesome. Rly Mag. vol. 142142 no.no. 11381138 (Feb.(Feb. 1996)1996) pp.pp. 63-7. History ofof the the B.T.H.B.T.H. and and N.B.L. N.B.L. Type Type 1 1diesel-electric diesel-electric locos locos (classes (classes 15IS and 16). 331 MURDOCH,MURDOCH, A. A. G. G. CockCock o'0' thethe north, Aberdeen to Kyle ofof Lochalsh: Lochalsh: aa studystudy in dieseldiesel power through its various stages. (Cover[Cover title:title: Cock o'0' the the north:north: thethe developmentdevelopment of dieseldiesel power, Aberdeen-Invemess-Kyle.]Aberdeen-Inverness-Kyle.] Banff: author, 1995. pp. 32. A photographic record.

332 RUTHERFORD.RUTHERFORD, MICHAEL.MICHAEL. HydraulicsHydraulics and diesel hydraulics. [Provocations.](Provocations.] BackTrack vol. 10 (1996) pp. 432-9. .

464 333 SIXSMITH,SIXSMITH, IAN. IAN. New New diesel diesel depot depot at at Darlington. Darlington. [Diesel dawn series.] British Rlys IllustratedIllu.strated vol.vot. 5S (1995-6)(199S-6) pp. 634-7. Opened 191957. S7. 334 TUFNELL,TUFNELL, R. R. M. M. The The tragedy tragedy ofof DP2. DP2. BackTrack vol.vot. 10 (1996) pp.pp. 526-31.S26-31. Prototype EnglishEnglish ElectricElectric dieseldiesel of 1962. 33533S WEAVER,WEAVER, RODNEY. RODNEY. An An opportunity opportunity missed?missed? Festiniog RlyRlyMag. Mag. vol.vot. 13 (199S-)(1995-) pp.pp. 154-8.IS4-8. Diesel locomotivelocomotive designs designs by by Armstrong Armstrong Whitworth.Whitworth. RE12REIl CarriagesCanlale. (See classclass RLRL forfor carriagesofcarriagesofindividual individual railwayrailway companies)companies) 336 MYLER,MYLER, CHRIS. CHRIS. The The life life and and times times of of York York Carriage Carriage Works 1884-1995.1884-199S. [York]:(York): ABB Rail Vehicles, 1995. pp.pp. 208. RE13 WagonsWaIOD. (See classclass RD3RD3 forfor industrialindustrial railwayrailway wagonswagons andand class RL forfor wagons of individual individual railwayrailway companies)companies) 337 DANIELL,DANIELL, DAVE. DAVE. Pre-nationalisation Pre-nationalisation wagons. wagons. Leicester: Leicester Railway Wagon Soc., 1996. pp. 96. Tabulated details of surviving wagons. 338 ESSERY,ESSERY, BOB. BOB. Brake Brake vans: vans: goods, goods, incline incline and and ballast.ballast. [Railway topics no. 10.] BackTrack vol.vot. 10 (1996) pp.pp. 405-9,40S-9,467-70. 467-70. 339 HUDSON,HUDSON, BILL. BILL. Private Private owner owner wagons.wagons. Oxford: Oakwood, 1996. pp.pp. 88.88. 8282 photos,photos, drwgs.drwgs. [SeriesSeries X, no. 57.1S7.] 340 NEWBY,NEWBY, GEORGE GEORGE A. A. Samson Samson Fox's Fox's American American venture venture and and the the development development ofof pressed pressed steel railway vehicles. Trans. Newcomen Soc. vol.vot. 66 (1994-5)(1994-S) pp.pp. 225-39.22S-39. Samson Fox (1838-1903), patentee patentee of of pressed pressed steel steel construction construction ofof railway railway rollingrolling stock stock and and proprietorproprietor of the New Leeds Forge Co., Leeds and the Fox Solid Pressed Steel Co., Joliet, Illinois. RE15 Safety engineering:enllneerial: signalssllDals andaDd signallingsllnaUinllDethods methods (See classclass RLRL forfor signallingsignalling ofof individual individual railwayrailway companies)companies) 341 ALLEN,ALLEN, DAVID DAVID and and WOOLSTENHOLMES, WOOLSTENHOLMES, C. C. J. J. A A pictorial pictorial survey survey of of London London MidlandMidland signalling. Sparkford: Oxford Pu.blishing,Publishing, 1996. pp. 144. A photographic record,record, chieflychiefly oftheof the Region's signal boxes. 342 BRIDGES,BRIDGES, BARRY. BARRY. Caterhatch Caterhatch Lane.Lane. Signalling Record 1996. pp.pp. 168-70. Signal box openopen c.1958-65c.19S8-6S on on the the Southbury Southbury Loop Loop (Bury(Bury StSt Jcn-Cheshunt) Jcn-Cheshunt) 343 CZAJA,CZAJA, RICHARD. RICHARD. Mechanical Mechanical signalling signalling in in Worcestershire. Worcestershire. Signalling Record 1996. pp. 154-67. 344 FAIRCLIFFE,FAIRCLlFFE, JAMES. JAMES. Railway Railway signalling signalling in in earlyearly days.days. BackTrack vol.vot. 10 (1996) pp. 471-4, 635.63S. 34534S HALL,HALL, STANLEY. STANLEY. Modern Modern signalling signalling handbook. handbook. 2nd2nd ednedn of B.R. signalling handbook (1992).(1992). Shepperton: Ian AlIan,Allan, 1996. pp. 96. [IanElan AlIanAllan ABC series.] 346 jt LANGDON,LANGDON, W. W. E.E. RailwayRailway signalling signalling instruments. instruments. Repr.Repr. of 18771877 edn,edn, rere-arranged-arranged inin A4A4 format.format. Teignmouth: P. Kay, 1996. pp.pp. [?).[7]. 347 PRYER,PRYER, G. G. A. A.Signal Signal box box diagrams diagrams of ofthethe Great Great Western Western" R. Southern Southern Railways.Railways. Southampton: author. vol.vot. 5,S, S.R. lines,lines, ExeterExeter to Templecombe. [1996].[1996]. pp. [iv], 61. vol.vot. 6, G.W.R.G.W.R. lines, ExeterExeter and Torbay.Torbay. [1996]. [1996]. pp.pp. [iii],[iii], 67. vol.vot. 7, S.R.S.R. lines,lines, TemplecombeTemplecombe to Basingstoke. [1996].(1996]. pp. [iv], 60. vol.vot. 8, G.W.R.G.W.R. lines, Taunton-Exeter. [1996].[1996]. pp. [iv], 63. 348 RUFFELL,RUFF ELL, BRYAN. BRYAN. Track Track circuits: circuits: some some notes notes on on their their history, history, and and practicalpractical installation.installation. Signalling Record 1996. pp. 204-7. 349 STIRLING,STIRLING, DAVID. DAVID. Block Block controls. controls. Signalling Record 1996. pp. 2-7, 38-41, 74-8. Three-wire, one-wire andand token instruments.instruments. 350 WARBURTON,WARBURTON, L. L. G. G. Flashing Flashing lights lights signals signals and and their their use use on on the the railwaysrailways ofof Britain. Britain. BackTrack vol.vot. 10 (1996) pp. 291-3. Experimental acetylene gas installations. RF RAILWAYRAILWAY ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION 3513S1 CHANNON,CHANNON, G. G. A. A.D. D.Chandler's Chandler's 'visible 'visible hand' hand' in intransport transport history: history: a areview review article. article. In In GOURVISH, GOURVISH, TERRYTERRY (ed), Railways, vot.vol. 1 (1996) pp. 153-64.IS3-64. Compares Chandler's analysis of the administration of American railroadsrailroads duringduring the the period period 1850-1920 1850-1920 with studies of British railwayrailway companies.companies. Reps.Repr. fromfrom in/1nl Transport Transport History 3rd ser. vot.vol. 2 (1981) pp. 53-64.S3-64. 352 DAVID,DAVID, T. T. Walking Walking permits. permits. Railway Print Soc. Newsltr no. 78 (July-Aug. 1996) pp. 13-15,13-1S, no.no. 7979 (Sep-Oct.(Sep-Oct. 1996) pp. 12-13, no. 80 (Nove.Dec. 1996)1996) pp.pp. 18-19. Forms ofof authority for access to railway land. 353 GUNSON,GUNSON, NICKY NICKY and and BODDY, BODDY, DAVID. DAVID. Organizations Organizations in in the the network network age.age. London: Routledge, 1996. pp.pp. x, 273. Ch. 2 (pp. 36-64), ScotRail: ScotRail: 'Omega', 'Omega', a a network network based based administrativeadministrative reorganisation. (A case study of staff re-structuring implementedimplemented inin 1988.)1988.) 354 HARMAN,HARMAN, DAVID DAVID (comp). (comp). The The Transport Transport TicketTicket SocietySociety goldengolden jubilee 1946-1996. Luton: Transport TicketTicket Soc., 1996. pp. [ii], 66.66. TicketTicket facsims.facsims. An anthology, incl.inct. extracts from the Society's newslettersnewsletters and journals, and ticketticket development since 1946. 355 IRVING,IRVING, R. R. J. J. The The capitalisation capitalisation of of Britain's Britain's railwaysrailways 1830-1914. In GOURVISH, TERRY (ed),(ed), Railways, vol.vot. 1 (1996) pp. 77-100. 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465 RFI Rates,Rates, charges, charces, fares fares and and tolls; tolls; tickets tickets and and luggage luccace labelslabels 356 JENKINS,JENKINS, PETER PETER R.R. (ed). ConcessionaryConcessionary railwayrailway faresfares 1914-1920. Pulborough: Dragonwheel, 1996. pp. (il,ail, 43. Facsims.Facsims. 357 RAILWAYRAILWAY DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT SOCIETY SOCIETY PASSENGER PASSENGER COMMITTEE. COMMITTEE. Lost Lost fares fares and and revenue revenue survey.survey. Cleobury Mortimer, 1996. pp. 8. 358 WINKWORTH,WINKWORTH, DEREK. DEREK. Saving Saving forfor travel. Railway PrintPrint Soc. Soc. Newsltr no. 78 (July-Aug. 1996)1996) pp. 10-12. Railway traveltravel savings savings cards, cards, save save toto travel travel schemes schemes andand stampstamp cards RF2 inter-railwayInter-railway relations relations 359 HUGHES,HUGHES, JOHN JOHN C. C. Competition Competition and and thethe railways. BackTrack vol. 10 (1996) pp. 159-61.159-61. Between companies andand otherother formsforms ofof transport:transport' RG RAILWAYRAILWAY OPERATION OPERATION RGI OperationOperation of of railway railway services services 360 PASSENGERSPASSENGERS travelling travelling in in guards guards van.van. Railway Print Soc. Soc. NewsltrNewsltr no. 75 (Jan-Feb. 1996) pp. 7-9, no. 77 (May-June(May-June 1996) pp. 18-19 Application forms forms and and passes. passes. 361 RICHARDS,RICHARDS, PETER PETER S. S. A ABritish British Railways Railways rule rule book book for for 1950 1950 (reprint (reprint including including amendments amendments authorisedauthorised up to 1st October 1961)1961): : aa commentary. :In!Jnl Rly & CanalCanal Hist. Soc.Soc. vol. 32 (1996-8) pp. 37-40. RG2 FreightFrelcht traffictramc (see alsoalso no.no. 671,671, 841) 362 ESSERY,ESSERY, BOB. BOB. Wagon Wagon loading.loading. 'Railway(Railway topics,topics, no. 9.1 Back7rackBackTrack vol. 10 (1996) pp. 188-92. The average wagon loadings achieved byby thethe pregroupingpregrouping railways. RG3 PassengerPassenler traintrain servicesservices 363 BOWER,BOWER, ANTHONY. ANTHONY. Pullman Pullman in in perspective. perspective. BackTrack vol. 10 (1996) pp. 657-61. Aspects ofof thethe earlyearly historyhistory of the Pullman system and and its its introduction introduction inin Britain.Britain. 364 FORSYTHE,FORSYTHE, ROBERT. ROBERT. Pullman Pullman publicitypublicity in in BR BR days.days. BackTrack vol. 10 (1996) pp. 417-21,417-21. 635. 365 HARRIS,HARRIS, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. British British main main line line services services in in the the Age Age of of Steam Steam 1900-1968.1900-1968. Sparkford: Oxford Publng, 1996. pp. 224. 128128 photos,photos, facsims. A study of changing changing operatingoperat,ing andand commercial practices.practices. 366 HARRIS,HARRIS, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. Elite Elite steam. steam. Penryn,Penryn. Cornwall: Atlantic Transport, 1996. pp. 144.144. 125125 photos.photos. 'Top link'link' trains trains and and train train crews, crews, basedbased on articlesarticles firstfirst pubpubl. I. in Steam World. 367 McWILLIAM,McWILLlAM, FIONA. FIONA. The The excursionist. excursionist. Geog. Mag. vol. 68 (1996) pp.pp. 23-5. Thomas Cook and thethe 19th century package tour. 368 SHERWOOD,SHERWOOD, SHIRLEY. SHIRLEY. Venice-Simplon Venice-Simplon Orient-Express: Orient-Express: the the world's world's most most celebrated celebrated train. 4th4th edn.edn. London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 1996. pp. 180. The revival from 19821982 of thisthis luxuryluxury train train service, service, incl.incl. provisionprovision of of a a connectingconnecting English Pullman train. 369 SOUTHSOUTH WEST WEST TRAINS. TRAINS. Our Our passengers' passengers' charter.charter. London, 119961.(19961. pp.pp. 20. 370 WOODLEY,WOODLEY, RICHARD. RICHARD. The The day day of of the the holiday holiday express. express. Shepperton: IanIan Allan,Allan, 1996. pp. 184.184. 164164 photos.photos. A detailed study of Western Region traintrain working on a summer Saturday,Saturday, 9 9 July July 1960.1960. AppxAppx (pp.(pp. 167-84), Workings of each each loco. RG5 RailwayRailway water water services: services: docks docks andand harbours;harbours; boats;boats; boat trains (see alsoalso nos.nos. 439-40, 439-40, 492,492, 655,655, 730,730, 745) 371 ARMSTRONG,ARMSTRONG, JOHN JOHN (ed). (ed). Coastal Coastal and and short short sea sea shipping.shipping. Aldershot: ScolarScolar Press,Press, 1996. pp. xxiv, 177.177. Repr. of 11 papers originally originally pubpubl. I. in Journal TransportTransport History, with introduction byby JohnJohn Armstrong. Relevant papers are enteredentered separately separately in in this this bibliography.bibliography. 372 BRUCE,BRUCE, J. J.GRAEME. GRAEME. The The railways railways and and Loch Loch Lomond.Lomond. BackTrack vol. 10 (1996) pp. 342-6. 373 CONE,CONE, P. P. J. J. Farewell Farewell toto thethe train ferry. Ships Monthly vol. 3131 no. 2 (Feb. 1996) pp. 12-16.12-16. A short history of the Harwich andand Dover train ferryferry services.services. 374 t COWSILL, MILESMILES andand HENDY,HENDY, JOHN. JOHN. The The Sealink Sealink years years 1970-1995.1970-1995. Kilgetty: FerryFerry Publns,Publns, 1996. pp.pp. 171.PI. A year-by-year chronology ofof key key events events onon eacheach route. 375 DISASTERDISASTER on on the the Irish Irish Sea. Sea. Shipping YesterdayYesterday & TodayToday no. 73 (Mar. 1996)1996) pp. 25-7. Capsizing of the BR Stranraer-Larne car ferry Princess Victoria in 1953.1953. 376 MACDONALD,MACDONALD, MIKE. MIKE. Irish Irish Sea Sea shipping. shipping. Ships Monthly vol. 31 no. 10 (Oct. 1996)1996) pp. 33-7. Review of short-sea short-sea cargo trades sinceslDce 1930s. 377 t RIPLEY,RIPLEY, DON DON and and ROGAN, ROGAN, TONY. TONY. Designing Designing ships ships for Sealink.Sealink. Kilgetty: FerryFerry Publns, (19961.(1996]. pp. 80. Many inns.iIIns. The authors were Sealink naval architects for overover 4040 years.years. RG6 RailwayRailway air air services services 378 HUMPHREYS,HUMPHREYS, B. B. K. K. Nationalisation Nationalisation and and the the independent independent airlines airlines inin thethe UnitedUnited Kingdom,Kingdom, 1945-51.1945-51. InIn LYTHE, PETER J. (ed), Air transport. Aldershot: ScolorScolar Press,Pr.,s, 1996. pp. 103-19. The events leadingleading upup to,to, and following,following, the takeover of the airlines inin whichwhich the the raysrlys had an interest by British EuropeanEuropean Airways in Feb. 1947. Orig.Orig. publ. in JulJnl TransportTransport Hist. 2nd ser. vol.vol. 3 (1975-6) pp. 265-81. 379 KING,KING, JOHN. JOHN. GatwickGatwick Airport and itsits 'Beehive''Beehive' terminal.terminal. Archive no. 9 (Mar. 1966)1966) pp.pp. 2.18,2-18, no.DO. 1010 (June(June 1996) pp. 54-64. Incl.Incl. itsits railway links.

466 380 ROBERTSON,ROBERTSON, A. A. J. J.The The new new road road to to the the Isles: Isles: HighlandHighland Airways Airways and and ScottishScottish Airways, 1933-39.1933-39. InIn LYTHE, PETER J. (ed), Air transport. Alderfhot;Alder-thot; ScalarScolar Press,Press, 1996. pp. 58-70.5~-70... .. Incl. theirtheir relationshiprelationship withwith thethe LM&SR,LMltSR, which which hadhad aa 40%400/0 share IDin ScottishScottish Airways Airways Ltd. Ltd. Ong.Orig. pubpubl. I. IDin JniJnl Transport Hid.Hist. 3rd ser. vol. 7 (1986) pp. 48-60. RG7RC7 Ancillary services:services: HotelsHotels anda.tI catering,caterinl, camping campinl coaches,coaches, antiand other specialspedal fadllties;facilities; stationstatloll kioskskiosks and bookstalls; .tatio. cab. anti taxis bookstalls; station cabs and taxis • 381 CARTER,CARTER, OLIVER. OLIVER. Recollections Recollections of of the the Great Great Eastern Eastern Hotel,Hotel, LiverpoolLiverpool Street.Street. BackTrack vol. 1010 (1996) pp. 144-5. Joe Forster, trainee manager in 1930s.1930s. 382 McRAE,McRAE, ANDREW. ANDREW. Camping Camping coaches coaches on on the the Scottish Scottish RegionRegion 1952-1969.1952-1969. BackTrack vol. 10 (1996) pp. 4-11, 101-5. RH RAILWAYRAILWAY LIFE LIFE AND AND LABOUR LABOUR (seelalso (see\also no. no. 550)550) 383 BACKHOUSE,BACKHOUSE, ROGER. ROGER. Railways:Railways: aa family history.history. BackTrack vol. 10 (1996) pp. 207-8. Links betweenbetween family andand railway historyhistory research. research. 384 FRAMPTON,FRAMPTON, D. D. Railway Railway workers workers and and syndicalism syndicalism in in England England and and Wales, Wales, 1907-1914.1907-1914. Unpubl. M.A. thesis,thesis. Univ. ofofKeele, Keele, 1994. 385 FRANCIS,FRANCIS, JOHN. JOHN. Barnt Barnt Green Green to to Bromsgrove: Bromsgrove: recollections recollections ofof a a railwayrailway career.career. Midland RecordRecord no. 5 (1996) pp. 4-15. The author was a clerk at stations in the Birmingham areaarea in thethe 1940s/50s.1940s/50s. 386 FRIEND,FRIEND, HARRY. HARRY. Route Route learning.learning. BackTrack vol. 10 (1996) pp. 182-7. Based onon thethe writer'swriter's footplatefootplate experiences.experiences. 387 HUNT,HUNT, H. H.T. T.(ed). (ed). Faithful Faithful friends friends of Wokingof Wo king Homes Homes and and others, others, from from 1881, 1881, with with railway railway anecdotes. anecdotes. (Woking):[Woking] : author, 119961.(1996). pp. 56. Details of all all thethe knownknown dogs dogs thatthat collectedcollected moneymoney for thethe LondonLondon &It SouthSouth WesternWestern Railway ServantsServants Orphanage andand thethe RailwayRailway Benevolent Institute. 388 LAWSON,LA WSON, F. F.Railwaymen Railwaymen in in the the north north east east of of England England 1890-1930:1890-1930: industrialindustrial andand political attitudesattitudes andand policies. Unpubl. M.Phil. thesis,thesis. Open University, 1995. 389 MARX,MARX, KLAUS. KLAUS. Horsted Horsted Keynes' Keynes' first first stationmaster. stationmaster. Bluebell News News vol. 3838 no. 2 (Smr 1996) pp. 39-43. Careers oftheof the originaloriginal staff at this LB&SCRLBltSCR station, 1882. 390 MARX,MARX, KLAUS. KLAUS. Sheffield Sheffield Park's Park's first first stationmaster. stationmaster. Bluebell News News vol. 3838 no. 11 (Spc(Spr·1996) 1996) pp. 42-6. Careers ofof thethe originaloriginal staff at this LB&SCRLBltSCR station, 1882. 391 t SCOTHERN,SCOTHERN, C. C. J.J. Railwaymen:Railwaymen: lifelife on on Nottinghamshire's Nottinghamshire's steamsteam railways. Barnsley: King's EnglandEngland Press,Press, 1995. pp. PI.I?]. 392 SEALEY,SEALEY, P. P.Edward Edward Harford: Harford: General General Secretary Secretary of ofthe the Amalgamated Amalgamated SocietySociety ofof Railway Railway Servants.Servants, 1883-1897.1883-1897. Unpubl. M.A. thesis,thesis. Univ. of Warwick, 1994. 393 WALLACE,WALLACE, MALCOLM. MALCOLM. Single Single or orreturn? return? The The history history of of the the Transport Transport Salaried Salaried Staffs'Staffs' Association.Association. London: T.S.S.A.,T.S.S.A., 1996. pp. xxiv,xxiv, 598, 18][8] pI.pl. (4 col.). 394 WILSON,WILSON, C. C. DAVID. DAVID. Forward! Forward! The The revolution revolution in inthe the lives lives of of the the footplatemen footplatemen 1962-1996.1962-1996. Stroud.Stroud:- Alan Sutton, 1996. pp. x, 150.1 SO. 8080 photos.photos. RH1RHt Biographical/autobiographicalBio&raphical/autobiolraphical memoirs of railwaymen 395 ALCOCK,ALCOCK, BILL. BILL. A locoman'sA locoman's log, log, 1937-85: 1937-85: steam steam and and dieseldiesel footplate life. Wadenhoe: SilverSilver Link, 1996. pp. 224. 8282 photos,photos, 33 maps,maps, facsims. The author was based atat Birmingham depots.depots. 396 BOWEN,BOW EN, RAYMOND RAYMOND E. E. 'Father's 'Father's working working on on thethe railroad'. Carmarthenshire Antiquary vol. 32 (1996) pp.pp. 103-16. Childhood recollections, mainly of the Burry PortPort &It GwendraethGwendraeth Valley line, in the 1930s.1930s. 397 CALEYCALEY REMINISCENCE REMINISCENCE GROUP. GROUP. OffOff the the rails. Glasgow Community Education Service,SerVice, 1995. pp. 56. Reminiscences of of StSt RolloxRollox Works staff. 398 ETTERBY,ETTERBY, HARRY. HARRY. Fifty Fifty years years on on thethe railway. BackTrack vol.10vol.lO (1996) pp.pp. 133-6.133-6. Reminscences of of aa signalmansignalman inin Grimsby /I Cleethorpes area, 1909-60. 399 GRIGG, A. E. A railwayman's tales of old Bletchley. (Buckingham):[Buckingham]: Baron Birch / Barracuda, 1996. pp. 176. 59 photos, drwgs, facsims. Anecdotes ofof thethe railwaysrailways and railwaymen of Bletehley.B1etchley. 400 RANN,RANN, EDWIN. EDWIN. Working Working on on the the BrightonBrighton line. BackTrack vol.10vol.lO (1996) pp.pp. 352-3. A resume, originallyoriginally written inin 1906,1906, ofofthe the writer'swriter's early early career career onon the LB&SCR.LBltSCR. 401 ROBERTSON, REG.REG. SteamingSteaming through thethe war years:years: reminiscences on thethe ex-G.E.R.ex-G.E.R. lineslines in London. Oxford: Oakwood, 1996. pp. 152.61 photos, photos, 33 drwgs,drwgs, 88 maps.maps. A fireman's recollections of the period 1940-8. 402 ROWLAND,ROWLAND, DON. DON. A Aworking working holiday holiday on on the the Hertford Hertford branch. branch. BackTrack vol.10vol.lO (1996) pp. 68-71. Experience asas aa temporary temporary porter porter at at Gordon Gordon Hill, Hill, 1951. 403 WRIGHT,WRIGHT, ALISTAIR. ALISTAIR. St RolloxSt Rollox 1951: 1951: the the adventures adventures of of a alocomotive locomotive engineer engineer manqué. manque. BackTrack vol.lvol.10 0 (1996) pp.pp. 670-2. Experience as an engineeringengineering pupilpupil at the works. RK RAILWAYSRAILWAYS AND AND THE THE NATIONNATION 404 EARNSHAW,EARNSHAW, ALAN. ALAN. Encounter Encounter with with a a fiery fiery monster. monster. BackTrack vol.lOvol.10 (1996) pp.pp. 508-9. Reactions to a train atat Standedge,Standedge, 1850.

467 405 SALVESON,SALVESON, PAUL. PAUL. Out Out of theof the sidings: sidings: a aradical radical approach approach toto railrail policy.policy. Huddersfield: Transport Research & Information Network, 1996. pp. 28. Argues that customers andand thethe communitycommunity shouldshould be be inv:olved involved in in railwayrailway planning. 406 SALVESON,SALVESON, PAUL PAUL (ed). (ed). Re-inventing Re-inventing the the regional regional railway.railway. Huddersfield: Transport Research & Information Network, 1996. pp. [67).[67]. Papers presented to to a a conferenceconference at at Manchester, Manchester, 20 20 November November 1996, 1996, including 'Pranchising'Franchising the regional railway', 'Robin 'Robin Hood Hood Line Line re-opening', re-opening', and and 'Hope 'Hope Valley Valley Community-Rail Community-Rail Partnership'; Partnership'; also also papers papers from USA, SwedenSweden and Switzerland.

RK1RKl RailwaysRailway. and and societysociety 407 FORREST,FORREST, DAVID, DAVID, GLEN, GLEN, JOHN JOHN and andWARD, WARD, ROBERT. ROBERT. The The impact impact of aof light a light railway railway system system on on the the structure structure of house prices: a hedonic longitudinal study. Jnl of Transport Transport Economics & Policy vol. 30 (1996) pp.pp. 15-29.15-29. Examines whether the Greater Manchester Metro has had any effect on the housing market.

RK2RIO RailwaysRaUway. and and the the passenger , ...enler 408 REID,REID, DOUGLAS DOUGLAS A. The A. The 'iron 'iron roads' roads' and and'the 'the happiness happiness of ofthe the working working classes': classes': the the early early development development andand social significance of the railway excursion.excursion. JniJnl Transport Hist. 3rd ser. vol.vol. 17 (1996) pp. 57-73. Based on aa study of29of 29 excursions from from BirminghamBirmingham inin 1846. 409 TISSOT,TISSOT, LAURENCE. LAURENCE. How How did didthe theBritish British conquer conquer Switzerland? Switzerland? Guidebooks, Guidebooks, railways, railways, travel travel agencies, agencies, 1850-1914. Jnl Transport Hist.Hilt. 3rd ser. vol.vol. 16 (1995) pp. 21-54. RK3 SafetySafetyln in transit; transit; accidents accident. (see (see also also nos.nos. 459, 638-9) 410 BRITISHBRITISH railway railway disasters. disasters. Shepperton: Ian Allan, 1996. pp.pp. 92.92. ManyMany photos, photos, diagms && plans (incl.(incl. col.). Descriptions of 48 celebratedcelebrated accidents,accidents, each with a summary oftheof the inquiry findingsfindings && recommendations.recommendations. 411 EARNSHAW,EARNSHAW, ALAN. ALAN. An An illustrated illustrated history history of of trains trains in in trouble. trouble. Penryn, Cornwall: Atlantic Transport, 1996. Many photos.photos. A revised, combined ednedn oftheof the 8 8 volsvols publ.publ. 1980-93.1980-93. 412 HEALTHHEALTH & SAFETY & SAFETY COMMISSION. COMMISSION. Review Review of railway of railway safety safety legislation: legislation: proposals proposals for for new new regulations, regulations, repeals and modifications: consultativeconsultative document.document. London, 1996. pp. 132.

RK4 RailwaysRaUway. and and industry,indu.try, tradetrade andand agriculturealriculture 413 JACKSON,JACKSON, ALAN ALAN A. SirA. SirJohn John Blundell Blundell Maple: Maple: a shopocrata shopocrat and and thethe railway. Jnl Rly && Canal Hist. Soc. vol. 32 (1996-8) pp.pp. 102-4. (1),(I), HisHis furniturefurniture business business and thethe Metropolitan Rly; (2), PromoterPromoter of the South Western && IsleIsle ofWightof Wight Junction Rly, thethe SolentSolent tunneltunnel schemescheme authorised inin 1901. 414 RUTHERFORD,RUTHERFORD, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. Railways, Railways, coal coal and and wagons. wagons. [Provocations.] BackTrack vol.10vol.lO (1996) pp.pp. 322-9. 414a SWIFT,SWIFT, ANDREW. ANDREW. Ironmaking Ironmaking at at Wellingborough. Wellingborough. Archive no. 10 (June 1996) pp. 2-17. Three ironworks,ironworks, 1853-1962.1853-1962. Refs Refs to to internal internal railways railways and and connections connections toto thethe Midland Rly.

RK5 RailwaysRaUway. and and the the moneyDloney marketDlarket 41415 S STOKES,STOKES, WINIFRED. WINIFRED. The Thejoint-stock joint-stock generation: generation: some some lesser lesser known known north-eastern north-eastern entrepreneurs entrepreneurs ofof the the `railway'railway age'. Durham County Local Hist. Soc. Bulln no. 55 (Nov. 1995) pp. 5-23. Investors ofof thethe pre-1844 period.period. RK7 RailwayRailway law law (see (see also also no.no. 484) 416 BROOKE,BROOKE, DAVID. DAVID. The The equity equity suit suit of McIntoshof McIntosh v. v.the the Great Great Western Western Railway: Railway: the the `Jarndyce' 'Jarndyce' of railway litigation.litigation. JnlAl Transport Transport Hist. 3rd ser. vol.vol. 17 (1996) pp. 133-49. An action by railway contractors contractors against the GWR thatthat continuedcontinued for 1919 years.years.

RKSRK8 CrimeCriDle on on the the railwaysrailway. 417 BROOKE,BROOKE, DAVID. DAVID. The The 'lawless' 'lawless' navvy: navvy: a study a study of ofthe the crime crime associated associated withwith railwayrailway building.bUilding. In CHANNON, GEOFFREY (ed), Railways, vol. 2 (1996) pp. 99-119. Repr. from Jnl Transport Hist. 3rd ser. vol.vol. 10 (1989)(1989) pp. 145.65.145-65. RK9 RailwaysRailways and and thethe PostPo.t OfficeOmce 418 KIDD,KIDD, CYRIL. CYRIL. The The Irish Irish Mail. Mail. 2nd 2nd edn. edn. Woking: TPO & SeapostSeapost Society, 1996. pp. 29, [7] pl.pI. 1414 postal postal covers, many postmarks, 2 picturepicture postcards.postcards. Postal history of the London-Holyhead T.P.O., Holyhead-KingstownHolyhead-Kingstown packet and connecting IrishIrish T.P.O.T.P.O. services. 419 WILSON,WILSON, H. S.H. TheS. The travelling travelling post post offices offices of ofGreat Oreat Britain Britain & &Ireland: Ireland: their their history history and and postmarks. postmarks. New ednedn of Ott.11673, combinedcombined in one vol. Derby: Railway Philatelic Group, 1996. pp.pp. iv, 300.300. 4141 photos.photos. RK11RKll Military railways railway. (see (see also also no. 202) 420 BURKHALTER,BURKHALTER, PAUL. PAUL. Plymouth's Plymouth's Royal Royal William William Yard Yard tramway. tramway. Industrial Rly Record no. 146 (Sep. 1996) pp. 194-9. 421 EDWARDS,EDW ARDS, BRIAN. BRIAN. The The Slimbridge Slimbridge Munitions Munitions Depot. Depot. Gloucestershire Soc. for Ind!Indl Arch. 19951995 pp. 13-21. Including itsits railwayrailway system system connectedconnected to the Midland RlyRly at at Gossington Gossington andand toto Shepherd'sShepherd's Patch wharf onon thethe Gloucester & Sharpness Canal, Canal, 1916-24.1916-24. 422 FISHER,FISHER, CHRIS. CHRIS. Narrow Narrow gauge gauge on on Orford Orford Ness. Ness. Narrow Gauge no. 152 (1996) pp.pp. 3-9. WD/MOD 60cm.60cm. gaugegauge line, 1917-89. 423 t TOURRET,TOURRET, R. R. Allied Allied military military locomotives locomotives of of the the Second Second World War. [71:1?]: Tourret Publng, 1996. pp. 304. Supersedes Ott. Ott.10488 10488 & & 10492.

468 RL INDIVIDUALINDIVIDUAL RAILWAYS RAILWAYS AlexandraAleI.. dra (Newport(New,ort &le South Wales) Docks &le RahwayRailway 424 HUTTON,HUTTON, JOHN. 10HN. The The Newport Newport DocksDocks & Railway Company: a portrait of the Alexandra (Newport & South Wales) Docks & Railway, and the Pontypridd, Caerphilly & Newport Railway. Wadenhoe: Silver Link, 1996.1996. pp. 128. [Railway heritage series.] BuryBarry Railway 425 DONOVAN,DONOVAN, CHARLES. CHARLES. Public Public celebrations celebrations on on the the occasion occasion of of the the openingopening ofofBarry Barry Docks on 18th Julyluly 1889.1889. WelshWellh Rlys Archive vol. 2 (1995-(1995-)) p.p. 67. BirkenheadBirkeuead RailwayRaUway 426 MAUND,MAUND, T. T. B. B. The The Chester Chester & & Birkenhead Birkenhead Railway: Railway: thethe transitionaltransitional period.period. hitJnl Rly Rly & & Canal Hist. Soc. vol. 32 (1996-8) pp. 173-6. (1~~d~rFeeder ~~~!l!:~icescoach services and collaboration with coastal shipping until they were superseded by extension of the railway network, 1840-8. Burry Port &le North Western JunctionJ_ction RailwayRailway (authorised 1876, but not built) 427 DALY,DALY, STEVE. STEVE. The The Burry Burry Port Port & & North North Western Western JunctionJunction Railway.Railway. Welsh Rlys Archive vol. 2 (1995- ) pp.pp. 88-9. CaledonianCaledoalan Railway (see also no. 199,199,200) 200) 428 THOMLINSON,THOMLINSON, G. G. F. F. Heaven Heaven shall shall forgive forgive you you bridge bridge at at Dawn: Dawn: trainstrains across across thethe Solway.Solway. Cumbrian Rlys vol. 55 (1992-6) pp. 244-7. Traffic on the Solway Junction Rly. 429 UNDERHILL,UNDERHILL, CHARLES. CHARLES. Errol Errol station, station, Caledonian Caledonian Railway.Railway. Historical Model Rly Soc. JnIJnl vol. 15 (1994-6) pp. 282-91. 430 YOUNG,YOUNG,10HN. JOHN. H.M. H.M. Postmaster Postmaster General General & & Caledonian Caledonian Railway.Railway. Railway Print Soc. Newsltr no. 75 (Jan-Feb.(Jan-Feb. 1996) pp. 12-13. Callander &le Oban Railway 431 t KENNEDY,KENNEDY, DUNCAN.DUNCAN. The Ballachulish line.line. NewNew edn of Ott.9572.Ott. 9572. Isle of Colonsay: Colons ay: House ofofLochar, Lochar, [1996).[1996]. pp. 180.180. With additional chapter byby GeorgeGeorge Simpson.Simpson. Cambrian Railways 432 GREEN,GREEN, C. C. C. C. The The coast coast lines lines of of the the Cambrian Cambrian Railways, Railways, vol. vol. 2: 2: Dovey Dovey JunctionJunction toto Dolgelly,Dolgelly, includingincluding a general history from 1865 to 1996. Dideot:Didcot: Wild Swan, 1996. pp. vi, 314.314. ManyMany photos, plans, facsims. Cheshire Lines CommitteeCOIDmittee (see also nos. 184, 186, 188-9) 433 WARD,WARD, JOHN. JOHN. The The C.L.C. C.L.C. engine engine shed shed at at Walton-on-the-Hill, Walton-on-the-HiII, Liverpool.Liverpool. Forward no. 107 (June 1996)1996) pp.pp. 1-6.1-6. East London Railway 434 MITCHELL,MITCHELL, VIC VIC and and SMITH, SMITH, KEITH. KEITH. East East London London Line.Line. Midhursi:Midhurst: Middleton, 1996.1996. pp. [96].[96]. 120120 photos,photos, O.S. plans. [London suburban railways series.] FestiniolFestiniog Railway (see also no. 210) 435 EVANS,EVANS, J. J.G. G. Recollections Recollections of of the the Festiniog Festiniog Railway.Railway. Jnlfril Rly & Canal Hist. Soc. vol. 32 (1996-8) pp.pp. 48-50.48-50. In the 1940s. 436 FESTINIOGFESTINIOG RAILWAY RAILWAY CO. CO. RheiltTordd Rheilffordd Ffestiniog Ffestiniog Railway Railway guide guide book. book. Research,Research, mapsmaps && drawingsdrawings by Michael Seymour; ed. by Gwen Rigby. Porthmadog, [c.1996].[c.1996]. pp.pp. 28. 4242 photosphotos (16 col.),col.), map. A short history. 437 LEWIS,LEWIS, M. M. J. J.T. T. Archery Archery and and Spoonerism: Spoonerism: the the creators creators of of the the Ffestiniog Ffestiniog Railway.Railway. .1n1MerionethJnl Merioneth Hist. & Record Soc. vol. 12 (1994-(1994-)) pp.pp. 263-76263-76 Outlines the current understanding of the origins of the FR, including the roles of William HenryHenry Archer and Jameslames Spooner. 438 MITCHELL,MITCHELL, VIC VIC and and GARRAWAY, GARRAWAY, ALAN. ALAN. FestiniogFestiniog inin the fifties. Midhurst: Middleton, 1996.1996. pp. [96).[96]. 120120 photos, map, plans. [Great railway eras, no. 2.)2.] A photographic record. FishguardFlshluard '"& RoaslareRosslare RailwaysRailways'" & Harbours Co. 439 MADDOCK,MADDOCK, JOHN. JOHN. Rosslare Rosslare Harbour: Harbour: seasea & & ships.ships. Portmarnock,Portmarnock. Co. Dublin: Harbour Publns, 1996.1996. pp.pp. 132.132. 37 photos. 440 MERRIGAN,MERRIGAN, JUSTIN JUSTIN and and CLEARE, CLEARE, BRIAN. BRIAN. 'Lets'Lets go go forefore andand aft':aft': a a history history of of the the FishguardFishguard && RosslareRosslare Railways & Harbours Co. 18941894-1996.-1996. Bray.Bray, Co. Wicklow / Broadway.Broadway, Co. Wexford: NauticalNautical Signals, 1996.1996. pp. 96, incl. covers. 100 b.&w. iIIns,inns, 8 col.col. pl.,pI., map. Furness Railway 441 BATTYE, ROCK and PEASCOD, MICHAEL (ed).(ed). FurnessFurness RailwayRailway 150: a history of the Furness Railway, celebrating one hundred and fifty years of railways inin Furness.Furness. GrangeGrange-over-Sands:-over-Sands: Cumbrian Rlys Assocn, 1996. pp.pp. 64. 3535 photos,photos, drwgs,drwgs, 55 maps,maps, facsims.facsims. Chapters on FR history, locos and rolling stock, architecture, tourism, accidents. 442 YEOMANS,YEOMANS, G. G. A. A. New New locomotives locomotives for for the the Furness Furness RailwayRailway 18901890 to 1920.1920. Alvaston: author, 1995.1995. pp. 105.105. Tables, bibliogr.

469 GlasgowGlaslOW SubwayS•• way Railway 443 SHIPWAY,SHIPWAY, J.J. S. Centenary of the Glasgow Subway. Proc. ImtnInstn Civil Engrs vol.l14vol.l 14 (1996) pp. 130-9.130-9. GreatGr.at CCentral ••tral Railway (see also nos. 183, 193,193,305,309) 305, 309) 444 ALMOND,ALMOND, BRIAN. BRIAN. RegisterRegister lad.lad. Forward no. 109 (Nov. 1996) pp. 1-6. Memories of Huddersfield Junction signal box.box, Penistone. 445 BENNETT,BENNETT, JOHN. JOHN. Signal Signal box box diagrams: diagrams: Woodburn Woodburn Junction.Junction. Forward no. 105 (Jan. 1996) pp. 11-14.11-14. 446 BLOXSOM,BLOXSOM, MARTIN MARTIN and and HENDRY, HENDRY, ROBERT. ROBERT. GreatGreat Central:Central: thethe realreal problem.problem. BackTrack vol.10vol.lO (1996) pp. 266-71,266-71,634,698. 634, 698. An analysis oftheof the company's financial situation. 447 BRAITHWAITE,BRAITHW AITE, JACK. JACK. Some Some notes notes on on early early memories memories and and steam steam locomotiveslocomotives aesthetics.aesthetics. Forward no. 108 (Sep. 1996) pp. 2-7. 448 FAREHAM,FAREHAM, RON. RON. Annesley: Annesley: shedshed andand yard. British Rlys Illustrated vol. 5 (1995-6) pp. 556-67. 449 HAMBLY,HAMBL Y, MARK. MARK. Private Private sidings sidings on on the the GreatGreat Central:Central: BannelBannel Colliery. Forward no. 107 (June 1996) pp. 12-14. 450 JACKSON,JACKSON, DAVID. DAVID. LookingLooking back. Forward no. 109 (Nov. 1996) pp. 10-12. Biographical notes on J. G. Robinson,Robinson, Chief Mechanical Engineer 1910-22. 451 MILNES, ROGER (ed).(ed). Great Central today: year book 1994. Sheffield: G.C.R. Society. 1995. pp. [iil,[ii[, 18.18.2 2 maps. Review of 1994 services over remaining GCR lines 452 MILNES,MILNES, ROGER. ROGER. The The Great Great Central Central Railway Railway and and the the Masboro' Masboro' Equitable Equitable Pioneers Pioneers SocietySociety Limited.~il"j~ed. Forward no. 106 (Mar. 1996) pp. 8-11. Provision of siding to the Society's warehouse. 453 NEAVERSON,NEAVERSON, PETER PETER and and WARBURTON, WARBURTON, STUART. STUART. AA surveysurvey ofof thethe formerformer Great Central Railway goods warehouse, Leicester. Leicestershire Indl Hist. Soc. BullnBunn no. 15IS (1994-6) pp. 27-65. 454 OPENINGOPENING out out the the Hattersley Hattersley tunnels.tunnels. British Rlys Illustrated vo\.vol. 5 (1995-6) pp. 524-6. The tunnels, east of Godley, were replaced by a cutting in 1930. 455 PALMER,PALM ER, MARILYN MARILYN and and NEAVERSON, NEAVERSON, PETER. PETER. AA surveysurvey ofof the the formerformer Great Central Railway hydraulic and electric power station, Leicester. Leicestershire In&Indl Hist. Soc. Bulln no. 15 (1994-6) pp. 66-76. 456 SCOWCROFT,SCOWCROFT, PHILIP PHILIP L. L. The The South South Yorkshire Yorkshire Railway Railway asas excursionexcursion operator.operator. JnlJn1Rly Rly & Canal Hist.Him. Soc. vo\.vol. 32 (1996-8) pp. 129-32. 457 WEST,WEST, ANTHONY. ANTHONY. A A gauge gauge ofof opinion. opinion. Forward no. 108 (Sep. 1996) pp. 8-12. Was the London Extension built to a Continental gauge? 458 WEST,WEST, ANTHONY. ANTHONY. Great Great Central Central Railway Railway signal signal boxes boxes aroundaround Rugby.Rugby. British RlyRlyJnl JnI vol.vo\. 7 pp. 69-87. Great Eastern Railway 459 ACCIDENTSACCIDENTS on on the the Great Great Eastern.Eastern. Great Eastern Jnl. no. 30, Wymondham 1879, by Alan SUmmers.Summers. no.no. 8181 (Jan.(Jan. 1995) pp. 181-9. no. 31.31, [various accidents, 1863-6].1863-6). no. 84 (Oct. 1995) p. 25. no. 32, Thetford, 5 January 1854,1854, byby MikeMike Smye.Smye. no. 86 (Apr. 1996) p. 19.19. no. 33, Witham, 7 March 1950, by Francis Voisey. no. 88 (Oct. 1996) pp. 36-8. 460 BOWDIDGE,BOWDIDGE, NIGEL. NIGEL. IngatestoneIngatestone station. Great Eastern Jn1Jnl no. 87 (July 1996) pp. 3-13. 461 BROOKS,BROOKS, LYN LYN D. D. Pipes Pipes at at the the base base of ofClaud Claud Hamilton Hamilton smokeboxes. smokeboxes. Great Eastern Jnlin! no. 85 (Jan. 1996)1996) pp. 28-31, no. 88 (Oct. 1996) p. 42. [Locomotive(Locomotive posers,posers, no. I.)I.] 462 BROOKS,BROOKS, LYN L YN D. D. Wordsell's Wordsell's Gobblers, Gobblers, diddid they? Great Eastern JnlJo! no. 87 (July 1996) pp. 18-22.18-22. [G.E.R.(G.E.R. locomotive mysteries, no. 6.)6.] Class MISMI5 2-4-2T locos were named 'Gobblers' forfor excessiveexcessive oil and water consumption, but was this true? 463 CLAYTON,CLAYTON, ANDREW. ANDREW. Early Early swing swing bridges bridges ofof the the G.E.R.G.E.R. Great Eastern Jnlin! no. 83 (July 1995) pp. 16-26,16-26, no. 85 (Jan. 1996) p. 35, no. 86 (Apr. 1996) p. 39. 464 FARRANT,FARRANT, ROGER. ROGER. Sheerlegs.Sheerlegs. Great Eastern Jn1Jnl no. 82 (Apr. 1995) pp. 20-1. (Linesidefeatures,[Lineside features, new series, no. 1.]I.) 465 GOLDSMITH,GOLDSMITH, PAUL PAUL atet al. al. CoalCoal drops.drops. Great Eastern Jnlhtl no. 86 (Apr. 1996) pp. 16-18. (Lineside[Lineside features,features, no. 2.]2.) 466 GREATGREAT EASTERN EASTERN RAILWAY RAILWAY hospitalhospital ambualanceambualance train. Great Eastern JnlJot no. 86 (Apr. 1996) pp. 20-4. Repr. from The Locomotive 15 Sep. 1914. 467 HEARD,HEARD, PAUL. PAUL. Great Great Eastern Eastern Railway: Railway: numbered numbered forms.forms. Railway Print Soc. Newsltr no. 77 (May-June 1996) pp. 16-17, no. 78 (July-Aug. 1996) pp. 17-18. 468 JENKINS,JENKINS. STANLEY STANLEY C. C. The The Hunatanton Hunltanton branch: branch: a a seaside seaside branchbranch lineline inin EastEast Anglia.Anglia. Great EasternEastern Jnl Al no. 88 (Oct. 1996) pp. 3-15. --PROUD,--PROUD. PETER. PETER. Hunstanton: Hunltanton: some lome notes notes in in retrospect. retrospect. pp.pp. 16-17.16-17. 469 JOBY,JOBY. R.R. S.S. Eastern CountiesCounties Railway 0\\& its aslociates.associates. Norwich: MarwoodHarwood Publng.Pulling, 1996. pp. 302. 80 ilInl.ilins, 38 faclillll,facsims, 23 maps,...... ,,1. gradientIfadient profile.profile, 77 fip.figs. A detailed hlltoryhistory doWlldown toto thethe formationformation of of the the GER GER in in 1862. 1862. pp. pp. 264-78. 264-78, Bibliography;Bibliography; 284-8. 284-8, Acts; 290-1, ChronologyChronololY of line openinp;openings; 292-3.292-3, List of locomotives. 470 JOBY,JOBY. RICHARD. RICHARD. JohnJohn . Viret Gooch.Gooch, Locomotive Superintendent,Superintendent. E.C.R. E.C.R. 1850-1856.1830-1836. Great Ea.ternEastern Jnl no. 85 (Jan. 1996) pp. 11-14.

470 471 JOBY,JOBY, RICHARD. RICHARD. Thomas Thomas William William Worsdell, Worsdell, Locomotive Locomotive Superintendent, Superintendent, G.E.R.G.E.R. 1882-5.1882-5. Great Eastern Jnlin! no. 87 (July 1996)1996) pp. 14-16. [Personal(Personal profiles, no. 3.]3.) 472 JOBY,JOBY, RICHARD. RICHARD. William William Adams, Adams, Locomotive Locomotive Superintendent, Superintendent, G.E.R., G.E.R., 1873-1878.1873-1878. Great Eastern Jn!Jnl no. 8383 (July 1995)1995) pp.pp. 38-40. 473 JOBY,JOBY, RICHARD. RICHARD. Norwich-Ely-London Norwich-Ely-London 150.150. Great Eastern Jnllid no. 84 (Oct. 1995)1995) pp. 41-6. The first through route from LondonLondon to Norwich. 474 KAY,KAY PETER. PETER. Great Great Eastern Eastern inin towntown &cl\: country,country, vol. 3. Clophill: IrwellIrwell Press, Press, 1996. pp. iv, 92. 3 ~hapters:chapters: 'Four'Four roadsroads to to I1ford'; Ilford'; 'Fine'Fine work andand no parsnips' (Ely(Ely to Lynn); 'Epping to Ongar 1865-1994'. 475 KING,KING, PETER. PETER. The The early early ballast ballast engines engines of of the the Eastern Eastern CountiesCounties Railway. Great Eastern Jnlin! no.no. 84 (Oct. 1995)1995) pp. 18-19. 476 LOCK,LOCK, ROD. ROD. Dereham Dereham in in early early B.R. B.R. days.days. Great Eastern Jn!Jnl no. 86 (Apr. 1996)1996) pp. 25-8. 477 LOCK,LOCK, ROD. ROD. Holme Holme Hale.Hale. Great Eastern Jn!Jnl no. 88 (Oct. 1996)1996) pp. 39-41. 478 LOMBARDELLI,LOMBARDELLI, CARL. CARL. Branch Branch lines lines to to Braintree. Braintree. 2nd 2nd edn.edn. Chappel && WakesWakes Caine:Col ne: EARM PubIns,Publns, 1996.1996. pp. 48. 3333 photos,photos, map, 3 plans, facsims. 479 MANN,MANN, J. D.J. D.East East Anglian Anglian steam: steam: a aphotographic photographic tribute: tribute: special special edition:edition: thethe B12s.B12s. FrintonFrinton on on Sea: Sea: SouthSouth Anglia Prodns, 1996. pp.pp. 1401.(40). Photographic album. 480 McCARTHY,McCARTHY, BRIAN. BRIAN. Gunpowder Gunpowder van.van. Great Eastern Jnlin! no. 82 (Apr. 1995)1995) pp.pp. 17-19.17-19. [Wagon(Wagon link,link, no.no. 7.]7.) 481 McCARTHY,McCARTHY, BRIAN. BRIAN. 'IMP''IMP' wagon. wagon. Great Eastern Jr,'Jnl no. 85 (Jan. 1996) pp. 24-5. [Wagon link,link, no. 9.)9.] GER Implement wagons.wagons. 482 M1DDLEMASS,MIDDLEMASS, TOM. TOM. Rails Rails to to Ongar.Ongar. BackTrack vol.10vol.lO (1996)(1996) pp.pp. 301-4. 483 PAAR,PAAR, HARRY. HARRY. Hidden Hidden aspects aspects ofofthe the FairlopFairlop LoopLoop line. Great Eastern Jn!Jnl no. 81 (Jan. 1995) pp. 3-10, no.no. 8484 (Oct. 1995)1995) p.p. 53,53, no.no. 8585 (Jan.(Jan. 1996)1996) p.p. 32, no. 88 (Oct. 1996)1996) p.p. 42.42. 484 PARHAM,PARHAM, H. H. E. E. The The Great Great Eastern Eastern atat law. Great Eastern Jnl.Jill. Summaries of the c.lc.100 00 cases involvinginvolving the GER and its constituents in the Law Reports.Reports. pt 1,1,1842-1851. 1842-1851. no. 85 (Jan. 1996) pp. 14-19.14-19. pt 2,2,1851-1857. 1851-1857. no. 87 (July 1996)1996) pp. 23-7,23-7,43. 43. 485 PAYE,PAYE, PETER. PETER. The The Buntingford Buntingford branch. ·branch. 2nd 2nd edn edn ofof Ott.11769. Ott. I 1769. Bishops Stortford:Mortford: JohnJohn Masters, 1996.1996. pp. vi, 148. 1110 10 photos,photos, drwgsdrwgs ofof wagons, 22 maps cl\:& plans, gradient diagm. 486 PEMBER,PEMBER, GEOFF. GEOFF. Hoe Hoe Street Street andand the 'Jazz'. Great Eastern Jn!Jnl no.no. 84 (Oct. 1995)1995) pp. 8-13. 487 PEMBER,PEMBER, GEOFF. GEOFF. Memories Memories ofof the 'Jazz'. Great Eastern JnlJill no. 88 (Oct. 1996)1996) pp. 25-8. Chingford-Liverpool StreetStreet serviceservice in 1920s.1920s. 488 POSSEE,POSSEE, DAVID. DAVID. A Atypical typical day day at at Witham Witham in in the the summer summer ofof 1913. 1913. Great Eastern JnlJill no. 83 (July 1995)1995) pp.pp. 3-9. Reconstructed fromfrom the workingworking timetable. 489 RAMSEY,RAMSEY, L. L.J. EdwardianJ. Edwardian Grand Grand Hotel: Hotel: the the history history of of Harvest Harvest House, House, Felixstowe: Felixstowe: thethe firstfirst ninetyninety years.years. Brentwood: author, 1995. pp. viii, 135.135. 1313 dins,illns, plans, plans, facsims.facsims. Former Felix HotelHotel purchasedpurchased by the GER in 1920 and sold by BR in 1952.1952. 490 ROBERTSON,ROBERTSON, ALIC. ALIC. The The Great Great Eastern Eastern Railway Railway links links Sudbury Sudbury and and Bury Bury St St Edmunds. Edmunds. Great Eastern Jn!Jnl no. 88 (Oct. 1996) pp. 18-24.18-24. 491 SMITH,SMITH, GAVIN GAVIN (comp). (comp). The The Great Great Eastern Eastern Railway.Railway. Chalford: ChalfordChalford Publng, 1996.1996. pp. 128.128. Engravings,Engravings, photos, facsims, maps cl\:& plans. [Archive(Archive photographsphotographs series.]series.) A pictorial record.record. 492 SWIESZKOWSKI,SWIESZKOWSKI, JERZY. JERZY. Lowestoft Lowestoft and and itsits railwayrailway tugs.tugs. Ships in FocusFocus Record no. I (1996)(1996) pp.pp. 34-44.34-44. 493 WALSH,WALSH, BERNARD. BERNARD. Great Great Eastern Eastern slip slip carriage carriage services. services. Great Eastern Jnl no. 82 (Apr. 1995)1995) pp.pp. 3-12. 494 WATLING,WATLING, JOHN. JOHN. An An introduction introduction to tothe the Great Great Eastern Eastern Railway Railway wagon. wagon. Great Eastern Jnlin! no.no. 84 (Oct. 1995)1995) pp. 35-40, no. 86 (Apr. 1996)1996) pp.pp. 3-11. 495 WATLING,WATLING, JOHN. JOHN. Mainstay Mainstay of ofthe the fleet: fleet: the the high-sided high-sided wagon. wagon. Great Eastern Jnlin! no. 83 (July 1995)1995) pp.pp. 10-15. [Wagon link,link, no. 8.)8.] Great North of Scotland Railway 496 EMSLIE,EMSLIE, J. J.A. A. N. N. and and FENWICK, FEN WICK, K. K. G.N.S.R. G.N.S.R. wagon wagon stock.stock. [Aberdeen]:{Aberdeen}: G.N.S.R.G.N.S.R. Assocn,Assocn, 1995. pp. 5. [Abstract no. 26)26] 497 FENWICK,KEITH.FENWICK,KEITH. Deeside Deeside Railway Railway carriages. carriages. Great North ReviewReview vol. 3333 (1996) pp.pp. 349-55. 498 FENWICK,FENWICK, KEITH. KEITH. Genesis Genesis of of the the Great Great North. Great North ReviewReView vol. 33 ( 1996)1996) pp.pp. 242-5, 283-92, 306-11. 499 FENWICK,FENWICK, KEITH. KEITH. Great Great North North of of Scotland Scotland 4 4 wheeled wheeled third. Historical Model Model Rly Rly Soc. Soc. .1n1 Jnl vol. 15IS (1994-6) pp. 403-5. 500 FLETT,FLETT, DOUGLAS. DOUGLAS. Dyce Dyce before before Beeching. Beeching. Great North ReviewReview vol. 3333 (1996) pp.pp. 360-3, vol. 3434 (1997)(1997) pp.pp. 370-5. Description of the station's traffic, facilities andand staffing. 501 GRAY,GRAY, JOHN JOHN R. R. Rothes Rothes past past and and present. present. Great North ReviewReview vol. 3333 (1996)(1996) pp.pp. 338-45.338-45. 502 HAMILTON,HAMILTON, ROY. ROY. Monymusk Monymusk station.station. Great North ReviewReview vol. 33 ( 1996)1996) pp.pp. 253.5.253-5. 503 JACKSON,JACKSON, DICK. DICK. The The Speyside Speyside Line: Line: the the railway railway from from Craigellachie Craigellachie to to BoatBoat ofof Garten. Garten. [Aberdeen]:{Aberdeen}: G.N.S.R.G.N.S.R. Assocn, 1996. pp. 60. 4040 photos,photos, 15IS facsims,facsims, map, 1111 O.S. plans.plans. A history. Appx 1,I, Traffic statistics, statistics, 1865,1865, 19031903 &cl\: 1938;1938; 2, 2, FinancialFinancial performanceperformance of the line, 1869 &cl\: 1903.1903.

471 -. Great NorthernNertllel'll Railway RaUway (see (see also allo nos.no•. 193, 287) 504 GRIFFITHS,GRIFFITHS, ROGER ROGER and and HOOPER, HOOPER, JOHN. JOHN. Great Great Northern Northern Railway Railway engine engine sheds, sheds, vol. vol. 2: 2: The The Lincolnshire Lincollllhire Loop, NottinghamshireNottinghamshire.t; & Derbyshire. Oldham:Oldha",: ChallengerChall."ger PubIns,Pub I"" 1996. pp. vi, 122.122. 126126 photos, photos, 1313 track plans. Appx I, Other Other companies' companies' engine engine shedssheds used byby thethe GNR; GNR; 2, GNR LocomotiveLocomotive Dept:Dept: estimatesestimates of water consumption;cODsumptioD; 3,3, BreakdoWDBreakdown craDescranes .t; & traiDs;trains; 4,4, Repair facilities; 5, TurntablesTurntables &.t; otherother turningturniDg devices.devices. 505 HARRIS,HARRIS, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. Great Great Northern Northern Railway Railway and aad East East Coast Coast Joint Joint Stock Stock carriages carriages from 1905. Oxford: Oakwood, 1995. pp.pp. 160.160. 138138 photos, photos, manymany drwgs, tables. [Series[Serie, X, no. 56.] 506 HOW,HOW, BOB. BOB. L.N.E.R. L.N.E.R. 4419 4419 at at King's King's Cross. Cross. BritishBriti,h RlyRI)' JnlJ"l vol. 6 (1994-5)(1994·5) pp.pp. 329-32.329·32. Ivatt 4-4-24·4·2 locomotive locomotive fittedfitted withwith aa 'booster','boolter', powering powerlng thethe trailing axle. 507 KAY,KAY, PETER. PETER. The The Great Great Northern Northern main main line line in in London. London. BritishBriti,h RlysRly,lllllltrated Illustrated vol. 5 (1995-6)(1995·6) pp.pp. 500-8.500·8. The evolution ofof the the infrastructureinfrastructure betweenbetween King's CrossCross and Wood OreenGreen 508 LUDLAM,LUDLAM, A. A.J. LincolnshireJ. LincolDshire Loop Loop Line Line (G.N.R.) (G.N.R.) and and the the River River Witham.Witham. Oxford: Oakwood,Oakwood, 1995. pp. [viii],[viii], 160. 155ISS photos,photos, 44 engravings,engravings, 11 drwg,drwg, 2323 mapsmaps.t; & plans, plans, 77 facsims.facsims. [Locomotion[Loco",otio" paper"papers, no. 190.] Detailed historyhistory ofof the the WerringtonWerrington Jon-BostonJeo·Boston line. Great WesternWestel'll RailwayRaUway (see(see also also nos. 152.5,264,347)152-5, 264, 347) 509 BIGGS,BIGGS, IAN IAN D. D.and and CLIFFE, CLIFFE, JOSEPH. JOSEPH. The The Manor Manor test test results. results. StephensonStephe",o" Loco.Loco. Soc. Soc. ..1n1 J"l vol. 72 (1996) pp.pp. 132-9.132·9. The steaming and efficiency teststests carried out on a Ma"orManor class 4·6·04-6-0 in the early 1950s.1950s. 510 BRIWNANTBRIWNANT JONES, JONES, OWYN GWYN and and DUNSTONE, DUNSTONE, DENIS. DENIS. The The Vale Vale of Neathof Neath line: line: Heath Neath to to Pontypool Pontypool Road.Road. Llandysul:Lla"dy,ul: Go",er,Goner, 1996. pp.pp. 221,221, 22 col.col. maps.maps. 511 BUROES,BURGES, COLIN. COLlN. A journey A journey in time:in time: an anaccount account of ofa train a train journey journey from from Christow Christow to to Exeter: Exeter: the the productproduct of a fertile, oror fevered,fevered, imagination.imagination. Christow:Chri,tow: Exeter & TeignTeig" Valley Railway, 1996. pp. 100. No illus.iIIns. The account is interrupted byby aa varietyvariety of of discourses discourses onon aspectsaspects of rail tansport. 512 CARPENTER,CARPENTER, ROGER ROGER and and TURNER, TURNER, CHRIS. CHRIS. Hatton Hatton in in postwar postwar years. years. G.G.W.RlyJ,,1W.Rly Jnl vol. 3 (1996-7)(1996·7) pp.pp. 122-46,122·46,240. 240. 513 CASTON,CASTON, RAY. RAY. Newport Newport (Dock (Dock Street): Street): a short-liveda short· lived engine engine shed. shed. WelshWellh RlysRly, Archive vol. 2 (1995·(1995-) ) pp.pp. 68-70.68·70. 514 CHANNONCHANNON GEOFFREY. GEOFFREY. The The recruitment recruitment of ofdirectors directors to to the the board board of of the the GreatGreat WesternWestern Railway, 1.I. J"l TransportTra",port Hi't.Hist. 3rd ser. vol.vol. 17 (1996) pp. 1-19.1·19. 515 COLE,CO LE, BEVERLEY. BEVERLEY. Great Great Western Western Railway Railway posters. posters. [Colour files.] BackTrackBackTrack vol.10vol.IO (1996) pp.pp. 450-1.450·1. 516 COPSEY,COPSEY, JOHN. JOHN. '43xxs' '43xxs' to to Barnstaple. Bamstaple. G.W.RlyG.W.RlyJ,,1 Jnl vol. 3 (1996-7)(1996·7) pp.pp. 167-73.167·73. Workings of this 2-6-02·6·0 class class onon thethe Taunton-BarnstapleTaunton·Bamstaple branch.branch. 517 COPSEY,COPSEY, JOHN. JOHN. 'Queen' 'Queen' class class2·2·2s. 2-2-2s. G.G.W.RlyJ,,1 W.Rly Joel vol. 3 (1996-7)(1996·7) pp.pp. 19-24.19·24. The workings of these locos,locos, 1873·1914.1873-1914. 518 COPSEY,COPSEY, JOHN. JOHN. '72XX' '72XX' goods goods tanks. tanks. G.W.RlyG.W.RlyJ,,1 Jr.! vol. 3 (1996.7)(1996·7) pp.pp. 97-111,97·111,179. 179. The workings of these 2·8·2T 2.8-2T locos, 1934·65.1934-65. 519 COPSEY,COPSEY, JOHN. JOHN. The The '2021' '2021' class. class. G.W.Rly JnlJ"l vol. 3 (1996·7)(1996-7) pp.pp. 203-22.203·22. The workings of this 0·6·0ST0-6-OST /I 0-6-OPT0·6·0PT locomotives. locomotives. 520 DAVID,DAVID, T. G.W.R.T. G.W.R. wagon wagon label label 3141 3141 station station trucks. trucks. Railway PrintPri"t Soc. Soc. NewsltrNewlltr no. 79 (Sep-Oct.(Sep·Oct. 1996) pp.pp. 4-6.4·6. 521 DAVID,DAVID, T. GreatT. Great Western Western & .t;Metropolitan Metropolitan Railway Railway luggage luggage labels. labels. Railway PrintPri"t Soc. Soc. NewsltrNewlltr no. 79 (Sep-Oct.(Sep·Oct. 1996) pp. 22·4.22-4. 522 DAVID,DAVID, T. T.Maenclochog Maenclochog railway.railway. Railway PrintPri"t Soc. Soc. NewsltrNewlltr no. 80 (Nov·Dec.(Nov-Dec. 1996) pp. 12-13.12·13. 523 DAVID,DAVID, T. SouthT. South Wales Wales Railway Railway luggage luggage labels. labels. Railway PrintPri"t Soc. Soc. NewsltrNewlltr no. 76 (Mar·(Mar-Apr. Apr. 1996) pp.pp. 17-21.17·21. 524 DAY,DAY, ROY. ROY. Canons Canons Marsh Marsh goods goods shed. shed. BristolBri'toll"dl Ind! Arch. Arch. Soc.Soc. JnlJ"l vol. 27 (1995) pp.pp. 37-8.37·8. At Bristol Docks. 525 ELIOT,ELIOT, JOHN. JOHN. The The Crumlin Crumlin viaduct viaduct works works 1853-1878: 1853·1878: from from world world leader leader to to Welsh Welsh tragedy. tragedy. GwentGwe"t Local HistoryHi'tory no. 80 (1996) pp.pp. 4-19.4·19. 526 GAMBLE,GAMBLE, G. G.Great Great Western Western stations. stations. Chinnor:Chi""or: CheonaCheo"a PubIns,PublnB, 1996. pp. 60. [Railways in profile series,,eri." no. 2.] Photographs fromfrom the Nelson collection. 527 GARDNER,GARDNER, JACK. JACK. Brunet's BruneI's Didcot: Didcot: Great Great Western Western Railway Railway to to Great Great Western Western Society. Society. Cheltenham: RunpastRu"past Pubing,Publng, 1996. pp.pp. 128.128. Many Many photos, photos, plans, plans, diagms, diagms, facsims.facsims. 528 HALE,HALE, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. Barlow Barlow rail rail on on the the South South Wales Wales Railway.Railway. Welsh RlYIRlys Archive vol. 2 (1995·(1995- ) pp.pp. 60·5,60-5, 79, 96. 529 HALE,HALE, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. The The rise rise and and fall fall of of Ebbw Ebbw Junction. Junction. Welsh Rly,Rlys Archive vol. 2 (1995·)(1995-) pp. pp. 80-5.80·5. History of Ebbw Vale engineengine shed, 1912·65.1912-65. 530 HARRIS,HARRIS, PETER. PETER. Power Power signalling signalling at at Bristol Bristol Temple Temple Meads.Meads. G.W.Rly JnlJ"l vol.vo!. 3 (1996.7)(1996-7) pp. 62·81,62-81, 179-80.179·80. The 19351935 signallingsignalling installation installation associated associated withwith the the enlargementenlargement ofof the the station.station. 531 HARVEY,HARVEY, JOHN. JOHN. Yeovil Yeovil Town: ToWD: the the 'ideal' 'ideal' prototype? prototype? HistoricalHiltorical Model Model Rly Rly Soc. Soc. Jn1Jnl vol.vo!. 15 (1994-6)(1994·6) pp.pp. 339-46.339·46. 532 HORNE,HORNE, KEITH. KEITH. Great Great Western Western Railway Railway turnouts. turnouts. HistoricalHi8torical ModelModel RlyRly Soc. Soc. JnlJ"l vol.vo!. 15 (1994-6)(1994·6) pp.pp. 322·4.322-4. 533 JACOBS,JACOBS, STANFORD. STANFORD. The The Worcester Worcester line.line. BackTrack vol.10vol.lO (1996) pp.pp. 228-35.228·3S. History andand operation of the Oxford-WorcesterOxford· Worcester line.

472 534 JENKINS,JENKINS, PETER PETER R. R. Great Great Western Western Railway Railway ticket ticket issue issue arrangements arrangements c.1910, compiledcompiled from official publications. Pulborough: Drat;onwheelDragonwheel Books,Boob, 1995. pp.pp. 33. Facsims.Facsims. Repr. of extracts from GWR instructionInstruction manual. 535 JOLLY,JOLLY, MIKE MIKE and and GARNSWORTHY, GARNSWORTHY, PAUL. PAUL. The The Broad Broad GaugeGauge inin Cornwall.Cornwall. Newbury: Broad Gauge Soc., 1993.1995. pp. [20].[20). 2020 photos.photos. A pictorial record, from the Royal Institution of Cornwall collection. 536 JONES,JONES, COLIN. COLIN. Honeybourne Honeybourne to to Cheltenham, Cheltenham, a a forgotten forgotten G.W.R.G.W.R. main line. British Rlys Illustrated vol. 5 (1995-6) pp.pp. 360-9. 537 JONES,JONES, GWYN GWYN BRIWNANT. BRIWNANT. The The Vale Vale of of Neath Neath line line from from Neath Neath to to Pontypool Pontypool Road.Road. Llandysul: Gomer Press, 1996. pp.pp. 221. 106106 photos photos (24(24 col.), col.), 25 25 maps maps & &: plans plans (8(8 col.),col.), col. col. maps maps on on endpprs. endpprs. 538 JONES,JONES, PETER. PETER. The The Great Great Western Western road road operation.operation. Great Western Echo no. 135 (Aut. 1996) pp. 11-12. 539 KAY,KAY, PETER. PETER. The The Teign Teign ValleyValley line.line. Didcot: WildWild Swan, 1996. pp.pp. a,x, 286.286. ManyMany photos,photos, plans, facsims. 540 LEWIS,LEWIS, JOHN. JOHN. G.W.R. G. W.R. shunting shunting trucks.trucks. G.G.W.Rly W.Rly JnlJo! vol. 3 (1996-7) pp.pp. 174-8, 240. 341541 LEWIS,LEWIS, JOHN. JOHN. London London `Local'Local C'C' trainstrains G.W.RlyJnlG.W.Rly Jot vol. 3 (1996.7)(1996-7) pp.pp. 182.201.182-201. Sets ofofsuburban suburban coaches built from 19151915 forfor workingworking trainstrains thatthat ran through toto the City via the Metropolitan Rly. 542 LEWIS,LEWIS, JOHN. JOHN. The The 70ft 70ft 'South 'South Wales' Wales' coachescoaches of 1923-1926. G.W.RlyJnlG. W.Rly In! vol. 3 (1996-7) pp. 25-45, 116, 180. 543 MITCHELL,MITCHELL, VIC VIC and and SMITH, SMITH, KEITH. KEITH. Frome Frome to to Bristol. Bristol. [Cover [Cover subtitle: subtitle: Including Including the the Camerton Camerton branchand branchand the 'Titfield Thunderbolt'.]Thunderbolt'.) Midhurst: Middleton, 1996. pp. [96].[96). 121121 illns,iIIns, maps,maps, O.S.O.S. plans.plans. A pictorial history. 544 MITCHELL,MITCHELL, VIC VIC and and SMITH, SMITH, KEITH. KEITH. TauntonTaunton toto Barnstaple.Barnstaple. Midhurst: Middleton, 1995. pp. [96]. 120 photos, O.S. plans. [Country railway routesroute: series.)series.] A pictorial history. 545 MITCHELL,MITCHELL, VIC VIC and and SMITH, SMITH, KEITH. KEITH. WestburyWestbury toto Bath.Bath. Midhunt:Midhurst: Middleton, 1995. pp. [96].[96). 120120 photos,photos, O.S. plans. [Country railway routes series.]series.) A pictorial history. 546 NEVILLE,NEVILLE, JOHN. JOHN. An An account account of of the the opening opening of of the the Warminster Warminster railwayrailway station.station. Warminster: Bedeguar, [19957].[19951). pp. [12]. In 1851. 547 NEVILLE,NEVILLE, JOHN. JOHN. A A Warminster Warminster railway railway miscellany. Warminster: Bedeguar, [1995].(1995). pp.pp. [8].(8). Notes on aspects of the rly duringduring the 19th cent. 54854S PAYTON,PAYTON, PHILIP PHI LIP and and THORNTON, THORNTON, PAUL. PAUL. The The Great Great Western Western RailwayRailway andand the Cornish-Celtic revival. Cornish Studies 2nd ser. vol.vol. 3 (1995) pp. 83-103. The influence of railway publicity onon culturalcultural identity. 549 PILE,PILE, KEVIN. KEVIN. 'Ponsondane, 'Ponsondane, near near Penzance'.Penzance'. British Rlys Illustrated vol. 5 (1995-6) pp. 276-85. Penzance engine shed. 550 POTTS,POTTS, C. C. R. R. The The O.W.R. G.W.R. and and the the General General StrikeStrike (1926). Oxford: Oakwood, 1996. pp. 136.136.34 34 photos,photos, 18 facsims, 2 maps. [Locomotion papers,papers, no. 194.]194.) 551S51 RUTHERFORD,RUTHERFORD, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. The The Great Great Western, Western, boilers,boilers, and and TheThe GreatGreat Bear.Bear. [Provocation.!'.)[Provocations.] BackTrack vol.10 (1996) pp. 146-54. Earlier 20th cent. GWR locomotive developmentdevelopment in the broader policy context. 552 S1XSMITH,SIXSMITH, IAN. IAN. Some Some enlargement! enlargement! LlanellyLlanelly shed 1926-1965. British Rlys Illustrated vol. 5 (1995-6) pp.pp. 460-8. 553 SMITH,SMITH, MARK. MARK. Great Great Western Western chinachina clayclay wagons.wagons. Historical Model Rly Rly Soc. Soc. .1n1Jnl vol. 15 (1994-6) pp.pp. 379-83. 554 SMITH,SMITH, MARTIN. MARTIN. Coal, Coal, iron iron and and the the Wenlock Wenlock Edge.Edge. British Rlys Illustrated vol. 5 (1995-6) pp.pp. 570-80. History and description of the Wellington-Buildwas-Craven Arms line. 555 SMITH, MARTIN. Peto's register of Great Western Railway locomotives, vol. 2:2: ManorManor 4-6-Os.4-6-0s. Caernarfon: Irrwell Press, 1996. pp. iv, 92. 124124 photos.photos. pp. 91-2, Addenda toto vol. 1. 556 TURNER,TURNER, CHRIS. CHRIS. Postwar Postwar Tavistock.Tavistock. G.W.RlyG.W.RlyJnl Jnl vol. 3 (1996-7) pp.pp. 2-14. 557 VOISEY,VOISEY, FRANCIS. FRANCIS. Some Some memories memories of of Pugham Pug ham Crossing.Crossing. Signalling Record 1996. pp. 42-3. Signal box onon Taunton-Exeter line. 55S558 WILLIAMS,WILLlAMS, GEOFFREY. GEOFFREY. William William Dean: Dean: the the standard standard gaugegauge designsdesigns ofof his his laterlater years.years. BackTrack vol.10 (1996) pp. 475-S2.475-82. Great WesternWestern" & RhymneyRbymney Railways Joint CommitteeCo_lttee 559 EVANS,EVANS, EDWARD EDWARD A. A. The The Quaker's Quaker'S YardYard &&: Merthyr Joint Railway. Archive no. 11 (Sep. 1996) pp. 25-43, no.no. 12 (Dec. 1996) pp. 47-S.47-8. OayllnlHayling Railways 560 WINKWORTH,WINKWORTH, D. D. W. W. Hayling Hayling Island Island non-stop: non-stop: 'minimum 'minimum resources resources toto maximummaximum effect', British Rlys Illustrated vol. 5 (1995-6) pp.pp. 164-8.164-S. OllhlandHighland Railway 561 GEDDES,GEDDES, HOWARD HOWARD and and BELLASS, BELLASS, EDDIE, EDDlE, with with Peter Peter Tatlow. Tatlow. HighlandHighland RailwayRailway liveriesliveries == Dathan Dathan na Gaidhealtachd. Easingwold: PenPendragon dragon / Highland Railway Soc. // Hi.!'toricalHistorical Model Railway Soc., 1995. pp.pp. 108.10S. 95 photos, 7 col. illns,iIIns, 4040 drwgs.drwgs.

473 562 HIGHLANDHIGHLAND Railway Railway track track plans. plans. [Cover [Cover title: title: Track Track plans plans of of the the Highland Highland Railway.] Railway.[ NewNew ednedn of TrackTrack plansplans fromfrom thethe Highland RailwayRailway 1900J 900 (1990).(1990). Dornoch: B.B. C.C. Turner,Turner, 1995. pp. 71 in 2 vols. Official sketches sketches of station station layouts,layouts, c.1900c. 1900 with with later later amendments. amendments. 563 TATLOW,TATLOW, PETER. PETER. Manson Manson automatic automatic tablet tablet exchange exchange apparatus apparatus asas applied to the Highland Railway. HistoricalHIStOrical Mode!Model RlyRly Soc. Soc. .1n1Jnl vol. 15 (1994-6) pp. 396.400.396-400. HullHull" & BarnsleyOarnsley RailwayRailway (see(see also no. 195) 564 BARKER,BARKER, MARTIN MARTIN A. A. An An illustrated illustrated history history of of Hull Hull & &Barnsley Barnsley Railway Railway locomotives, locomotives, vol. va\. 1: I: The The locomotivelocomotive classes. Oldham: Challenger Publns, Publ., 1996. pp. viii, 184.184. ManyMany photos, photos, 22 maps,maps. gradient profiles. 565 HULLHULL & BARNSLEY& BARNSLEY RAILWAY. RAILWAY. Passenger Passenger time time tables. tables, October October 3rd,3rd, 19211921 andand until further notice,notice. with general regulations and notices on tickets, luggage and parcels traffic.traffic. Facsim.Facsim. repr. Pulhorough: DragonwheelDragonwheel Books, 1995. pp.pp. [ivJ,[iv], 9. 566 PRATTLEY,PRATTLEY, RON. RON. H.& H.& H.R. B.R. covered covered goods goods wagons wagons and and vans.vans. North Eastern/!.·astern ExpressExpress vol.vo\. 3535 (1996)(1996) pp.pp. 33-5.33-5. KentKent" & EastEast SussexSusseJ: LilhtLight Railway 567 GARRETT,GARRETT, STEPHEN. STEPHEN. The The Rother Rother ValleyValley (Light)(Light) Railway Railway ActAct 1896.1896. TenterdenTenterden Terrier no. 69 (Spr. 1996)1996) pp. 28-30. Knott EndEnd Railway 568 ATKINS, PHILIP. Blackpool: Britain's most most obscure obscure locomotive?locomotive? BackTrack vol.10vol.1 0 (1996) pp.pp. 40-2. Knott End Rly 2-6-0T. LancashireLancashire" & Yorkshire RailwayRailway (see(see also nos. 184, 194) 569 EARNSHAW,EARNSHAW, ALAN. ALAN. The The Penistone Penistone viaduct viaduct collapse. collapse. BackTrack vol.lOvol.10 (1996) pp.pp. 596-9.596-9. InIn 1916.1916. 570 HODGSON,HODGSON, JOHN. JOHN. Aspinall's Aspinall's 911 9ft wide, wide, six-wheeled six-wheeled tenders. tenders. Platform no.no. 42 (Spr. 1996)1996) pp.pp. 2-42-4. 571 HODGSON,HODGSON, JOHN JOHN B. B. Special Special coaching coaching stock stock built built for for the the Manchester-Oldham Manchester-Oldham services. services. PlatformPla(form no. 42 (Spr.(Sp, 1996) pp. 12-17. 572 LANCASHIRELANCASHIRE & &YORKSHIRE YORKSHIRE RAILWAY. RAILWAY. Use Use of of wrong wrong line line orders: orders: instructions,instructions, illustrations & rulings.rulings. Facsim. repr. of 19191919 edn.edn. Pulborough: DragonwheelDragonwheel Books,Books, 1995. pp. 21. 573 MARSHALL,MARSHALL, JOHN. JOHN. George George Hughes Hughes of of Horsvich. Horwich. British RlyRly Jnl vol.vo\. 77 pp.pp. 46-57. Chief Mechanical Engineer oftheof the L&L&YR Y Rand and LM&SLM&SR R 574 RAILWAYRAILWAY alterations alterations at at Miles Miles Platting.Platting. Platform nono. 4242 (Spr.(Spr. 1996)1996) pp.pp. 18-20.18-20. Repr. from Railway News News 22 June 1889. 575 THREETHREE Board Board of of Trade Trade accident accident reports reports inin 1912.1912. Platform no. 42 (Spr. 1996)1996) pp. 10-11.10-11. 576 WELLS,WELLS, JEFF. JEFF. The The L.Y.R. L.Y.R. and and Messrs Messrs PlattPlatt Brothers.Brothers. Platform no. 42 (Spr. 1996)1996) pp. 21-6. Manufacturer of textile machinerymachinery at Oldham. 577 WELLS,WELLS, JEFFREY. JEFFREY. The The Salford Salford Docks Docks branch.branch. BackTrack vol.10vol.lO (1996) pp.pp. 72-7. LanderLauder LightLilht RailwayRailway 578 HAJDUCKI,HAJDUCKI, ANDREW ANDREW M. M. and and SIMPSON, SIMPSON, ALAN. ALAN. The The Lauder Lauder LightLight Railway.Railway. Oxford: Oakwood,Oak wood, 1996.1996. pp.pp. 128.128.80 80 photos, map, 10 plans, 9 diagms, gradientgradient profile.profile. [Locomotion papers, no.no. 196.1196.J LeekLeek" & ManifoldManifold LightLilht RailwayRailway 579 PORTER,PORTER, LINDSEY. L1NDSEY. Leek Leek && ManifoldManifold LightLight Railway.Railway. AshbourneAshbourne: AshbourneAshbourne Editions.Editions, 1995. pp. 96. A photographic record. Liverpool Overhead Railway 580 JARVIS,JARVIS, ADRIAN. ADRIAN. Portrait Portrait of ofthe the Liverpool Liverpool Overhead Overhead Railway.Railway. Shepperton: Janfan AlIan,Allan, 1996. pp. 112.112. 118118 photos, 13 diagms, 3 plans, facsims. LondonLondon" & North Ranter.Eastern RailwayRailway 581 BUTTERFIELD,BUTTERFIELD, PETER. PETER. Branch Branch lines, lines, wayside wayside stations stations and and road road competition.competition. JnIJnl TransportTransport Hist. 3rd ser. vol.vo\. 16 (1995) pp. 179-95. Decline of branch line traffic duringduring thethe inter-warinter-war years,years, particularly inin thethe L&NERL&NER North North Eastern Eastern Area.Area. 582 BUTTERFIELD,BUTTERFIELD, PETER. PETER. Grouping, Grouping, pooling pooling and and competition: competition: the the passenger passenger policy of the the London & North Eastern Railway, 1923-39. Infn CHANNON, GEOFFREYGEOFFREY (ed), Railways, vo\.vol. 2 (1996) pp.pp. 161-87.161-87. Repr. from in!Jnl Transport Transport Hist. 3rd ser. vo\.vol. 7 (1986) pp. 21-47. 583 CARTER,CARTER, C. C. S. S. Coach Coach lighting lighting and and gas gas tank tank wagons wagons onon the L.N.E.R. BackTrack vol.10vol.lO (1996)(1996) pp.pp. 89-93.89-93. 584 CARTER,CARTER, C. C. S. S. L.N.E.R. L.N.E.R. kitchen kitchen cars.cars. BackTrack vol.10vol.lO (1996)(1996) pp.pp. 600-5. 585 COOK,COOK, A. A. F. F. Axleboxes Axleboxes -- andand the L.N.E.R. Bls and Lis.Lls. Stephenson Loco. Soc. JnIJnl vol.vo\. 7272 (1996) pp.pp. 218-22.218-22. 586 FENTON,FENTON, MIKE. MIKE. The The L.N.E.R. L.N.E.R. camping camping coach coach scheme. scheme. British RlyRlyJnl Jul vol.vo\. 77 pp.pp. 3-16. 587 HARDY,HARDY, RICHARD. RICHARD. Edward Edward Thompson: Thompson: a apersonal personal appreciation. appreciation. Gresley Observer no. 110110 (Sint(Smr 1996)1996) pp.pp. 5-13. Repr. from Steam World, May 1992. 588 HARRIS,HARRIS, NIGEL NIGEL (ed). (ed). L.N.E.R. L.N.E.R. reflections: reflections: a collectiona collection of ofphotographs photographs from from the the Hulton Hulton Picture Picture Company. Company. Special anniversary edition. Wadenhoe: SilverSilver Link, 1995. pp. [1241.[124]. Repr. of 1985 edn, withwith addtl note, col. pi.p\. andand 'certificate of authenticity'. 589 LATHEY,LATHEY, G.G. The hunting of the 'steam pig'.pig'. BackTrack vol.10vol.lO (1996) pp.pp. 78-80. Steam railcarrailcar working inin thethe LeedsLeeds district, 1930s.1930s.

474 590 LITTLE.LITTLE. LAWSON. LAWSON. L.N.E.R. L.N.E.R. motor motor vehicles. vehicles. BackTrack vol.10 (1996)(1996) pp.pp. 654-6654-6. The numbering system && liveries ofofth«;. the cartagecartage fleet.neet. 591 LOWE,LOWE, SIMON. SIMON. Unusual Unusual signals signals for for the the TayTay Bridge.Bridge. Signalling RecordRecord 1996.1996. pp. 202-3. 1924 proposal for automatic signalling system. system. 592 RUTHERFORD,RUTHERFORD, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. Sir Sir Nigel Nigel Gresley, Gresley, the the L.N.E.R.L.N.E.R. andand the 'Big Four'. (Provocations.][Provocations.] BackTrackBackTrack vol.10vol.1 0 (1996) pp.pp. 242-8. Evaluates Gresley's career in the context of the contemporary railwayrailway situation. 593 TOWNEND,TOWNEND, PETER. PETER. L.N.E.R. L.N.E.R. Pacific Pacific locomotive locomotive development. development. Gresley Observer no. II11 11 (Wntr 1996-7)1996-7) pp.pp. 5-13. 594 YEADON,YEADON. W. W. B. B.Yeadon's Yeadon's register register of ofL.N.E.R. L.N.E.R. locomotives, locomotives, vol. vol. 10: 10: Gresley Gresley D49 D49 & & 138 138 classes. classes. Oldham: Challenger Publns, 1996. pp. ii, 94.94. 138138 photos.photos. . Tabulated details of each loco's shed allocation,allocation, repair & rebuilding history.history. WithWith photos photos showingshowing mechanicalmechamcal & livery variations.variations. London &&. NorthNorth Western Western Railway Railway (see (see also also nos. nos. 24,24,177,184,186,188-9,209,256,399) 177, 184, 186. 188-9. 209, 256, 399) 595 BROWN,BROWN, GEOFF. GEOFF. Standedge Standedge Tunnel Tunnel water water troughs.troughs. BackTrack vol. 10 (1996) pp. 20-4. 596 COLEFORD,COLEFORD, I. I. C. C. Cromford Cromford & & High High Peak. Peak. Clophill: IrwellIrwell Press, Press, 1996. pp. [iv], 28. 28.35 35 photos, photos, 88 maps.maps. 597 DAVIS,DAVIS, PETER. PETER. Chopper Chopper Tanks.Tanks. L.N.W.R.L.N. WR. Soc. JnlJnl vol. 1I (1993-(1993-)) pp.pp. 320-8.320-8. 598 DRUMMOND,DRUMMOND, DIANE. DIANE. Building Building a locomotive: a locomotive: skill skilI and and the the work work force force in in Crewe Crewe locomotive locomotive works, works, 1843-1914.1843-1914. InIn CHANNON, GEOFFREYGEOFFREY (ed), Railways, vol. 2 (1996) pp. 69-97. Repr. from I.I. 3rd ser. vol. 8 (1987) pp.pp. 1-29.1-29. 599 EARNSHAW,EARNSHAW, ALAN. ALAN. The The Kirkburton Kirkburton branch. branch. British Rly Jnlfril vol. 7 pp. 29-44. FOUNTAIN, SIMON. SI MON. Steam Steam sheds, sheds, pt 1:I: TheThe RamsbottomRamsbottom period (1857-71). L.N.W.R.L.N.WR. Soc.Soc. mnlJnl vol. 1 (1993-(1993-) ) pp. 367-70. 600 FRASER, NEIL.NEIL. The L.N.W.R. in Sheffield.Sheffield. L.N.W.R.L.N.WR. Soc.Soc. ..InlJnl vol. 1 (1993-) pp.pp. 397.403.397-403. 601 FREESTON,FREESTON, GEORGE GEORGE and and BUNKER, BUNKER, JON. JON. The The greatgreat BlisworthBlisworth contractor:contractor: RichardRichard Dunkley and his building projects. Northamtonshire PastPast && PresentPresent vol.9 (1994- )) pp.pp. 259-63.259-63. IncludedIncluded work for London & Birmingham Rly and L&NWR. 602 GOODWIN,GOODWIN, DAVID DAVID and and KAY, KAY, CHRIS. CHRIS. Rooms Rooms atat Mostyn.Mostyn. WelshWelsh Rlys Archive vol. 22 (1995- )) pp.pp. 90-3.90-3. L&NWR lamplamp roomroom andand weighing machinemachine office. 603 GREENE,GREENE, J. J.PATRICK. PATRICK. The The 1830 1830 warehouse warehouse and and the the nineteenth nineteenth centurycentury trade in timber.timbei. Lancash.Lancash. & CheshireCheshire Antiq. Soc.Soc. Trans. vol. 9090 (1994)(1994) pp.pp. 1-13.1-13. Structural historyhistory ofof the the LiverpoolLiverpool & & Manchester Manchester Rly Rly warehouse warehouse atat ManchesterManchester Liverpool Road.Road. 604 GRIDIRON.GRIDIRON. British RlysRlys Illustrated vol. 55 (1995-6) pp.pp. 234-43.234-43. Edge Hill marshallingmarshalling yard yard and and engine engine shed.shed. 605 JACK,JACK, HARRY. HARRY. L.& L.& N.W.R. N.W.R. water water troughs. troughs. L.N.W.R.L.N.WR. Soc.Soc. mrilJnl vol. 11(1993-) (1993-) pp.pp. 318-19.318-19. 606 JENKINS,JENKINS, PETER PETER R. R. A Avisit visit to tothe the railway railway goods goods depot depot at at Camden Camden Town (London & Birmingham Railway) in 1842. Pulborough: DragonwheelDragonwheel Books,Books, 1996. pp.pp. [i), (i], 12,12, (I).[I]. First publ. in TheThe Penny MagazineMagazine ofof the SocietySociety for for the DiffusionDiffusion of Useful Knowledge vol. II,11, nos. nos. 675675 and 677 (8(8 & 22 Oct. 1842).1842). 607 JENKINS,JENKINS, PETER PETER R. R. (ed). (ed). London London & & North North Western Western RailwayRailway platformplatform ticketticket regulations,regulations, 19081908 & 1915.1915. Pulborough: DragonwheelDragonwheel Bks, 1995. pp. 1010 608 JENKINS,JENKINS, PETER PETER R. R. (ed).(ed). LondonLondon & North WesternWestern Railway Savings Bank instructions. Pulborough: Dragonwheel, 1996. pp. 7. Reprint of the 1908 instructions. 609 JENKINS,JENKINS, PETER PETER R. R. London London & & North North Western Western Railway Railway ticket ticket issue issue regulations,regulations, compiled fromfrom officialofficial publications. RevRev edn.edn. Pulborough: DragonwheelDragonwheel Bks,Bks, 1995. pp. 33,33, 131(3) of facsims. 610 LEE,LEE, PETER. PETER. Family Family history history and and thethe L.N.W.R.L.N.W.R. L.N.W.R.L.N.WR. Soc. Jnlin! vol. 1 (1993-) pp.pp. 315-17.315-17. 611 LOWE, ANDY. CharnwoodCharnwood ForestForest Railway: railmotor halts.halts. L.N.W.R.L.N.WR. Soc. Jnl in! vol. 1I (1993-)(1993- ) pp.pp. 379-83.379-83. 612 MARSHALL,MARSHALL, JOHN. JOHN. The The Cromford Cromford & & High High Peak Peak Railway.Railway. Halifax: MartinMartin Bairstow,Bairstow, 1996.1996. pp. 96. Many photos. 613 MILLARD,MILLARD, PHILIP PHlLIP A. A.The The London London & & North North Western Western RailwayRailway 'Brown Trains'. Historical ModelModel RlyRly Soc.Soc. Jnlin! vol. 1515 (1994-6) pp.pp. 275-8. London suburban trainstrains in varnished teakteak livery.livery. 614 REAR,REAR, W. W. G. G. Caernarvon Caernarvon and and the the lines lines from from Afonwen Afonwen andand Llanberis.L1anberis. Stockport: Foxline, [1996].(1996). pp. [ii),[ii], 94.94. 150 photos, map, 2020 plans,plans, gradientgradient profile.profile. A pictorial history. 615 REED,REED, M. M. C. C. The The London London & & North North Western Western Railway:Railway: aa history.history. Penryn, Cornwall: Atlantic Transport,Transport, 1996.1996. pp. [viii),[viii], 248. 248. 9090 inns,illns, 99 figs,figs, 44 tables.tables. 616 RICHARDS,RICHARDS, PETER PETER S. S. The The opening opening of of the the Grand Grand JunctionJunction Railway.Railway. L.N.W.R.L.N.WR. Soc. JnlJill vol. 11(1993-) (1993- ) pp.pp. 360-2. 617 ROWLANDS,ROWLANDS, DON. DON. Of Of horses horses and and carriages. carriages. L.N.W.R.L.N.WR. Soc.Soc. Jnlin( vol. II (1993-)(1993-) pp. pp. 307-10.307-10. Horse and carriagecarriage traffictraffic on or in carriage trucks. 618 RUTHERFORD,RUTHERFORD, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. 'Premier 'Premier Line': Line': 150 150 years. years. [Provocations.][Provocations.) BackTrack vol. 10 (1996) pp.pp. 622-30. An outline of the L&NWR's character,character, particularly inin engineeringengineering policy. 619 SLOPE,SLOPE, OBADIAH. OBADlAH. High High Peak Peak hiatus.hiatus. British RlysRlys Illustrated vol. 55 (1995-6)(1995-6) pp.pp. 355-9.355-9. Derailments on the Cromford & High PeakPeak Rly in 19371937 andand 1955.1955.

475 620 SWEENEY,SWEENEY, D. D.J. AJ. LancashireA Lancashire triangle: triangle: a historya history of ofthe the London London and and North North Western Western Railway Railway in in and and aroundaround thethe South Lancashire coalfields. [Leigh]: Triangle Publng,Pllblng, 1996. pp.pp. 188. 621 TALBOT,TALBOT, EDWARD. EDWARD. The The London London & A North North Western Western Railway: Railway: a a 150th 150th anniversary anniversary tributetribute toto thethe 'Premier'Premier Line'. Wadenhoe: Silver Link, 1996. pp.pp. 128.128. ManyMany photos.photos. [Railway heritage series.] A pictorial history. 622 THOMSON,THOMSON, ROY. ROY. The The London-Liverpool London-Liverpool service.service. L.N.W.R. Soc. JnlJni vol.vot. 11(1993- (1993- )) pp.pp. 343-57. 623 WILLIAMS,WILLIAMS, MIKE. MIKE. The The standard standard water water column.column. L.N.W.R. Soc. Jnl vol.vot. 11(1993- (1993-)) pp.pp. 371-3.371-3. 624 YEADON,YEADON, WILLIE WILLIE B. B. A Acompendium compendium of ofL.N.W.R. L.N.W.R. locomotives locomotives 1912-1964,1912-1964, pt pt 2: 2: Goods Goods tender tender engines.engines. Oldham: Challenger, 1996. pp. vi, 122. Short histories, tabulated details and many photosphotos ofof each locomotive class. London &:& North Western &&: LancashireLaneullire &&: YorkshireYorksllire Joint Committee 625 FOSTER,FOSTER, RICHARD RICHARD D. D. Preston, Preston, RibbleRibble Sidings.Sidings. British Rlys Illustrated vol.vot. 5 (1995-6) pp.pp. 344-6. The track alterations and signalsignal box renewalsrenewals ofof 1900 and 1953. London &:& South Western Railway (see also nos. 153-4, 158-60,158-60,387) 387) 626 BEALE,BE ALE, GERRY. GERRY. Winchester Winchester City City station.station. British Rly Jo!Jnl vol. 7 pp. 58-63. 627 DEACON,DEACON, TIM. TIM. Swanage Swanage Railway Railway inin colour.colour. Shepperton: Ian Allan, 1996. pp. 64. Colour photographs of the Swanage branch sincesince the 19608,1960s, includingincluding thethe preservedpreserved railway. 628 HUTSON,HUTSON, MIKE. MIKE. Crossing Crossing the the line line on on the the L.&L.A S.W.R.S. W.R. Historical Model Rly Soc. JnlInt vol.vot. 15 (1994-6) pp.pp. 372-6,372-6,388-93. 388-93. Footbridges, board crossings and hinged steps. 629 HUTSON,HUTSON, MIKE. MIKE. Sunningdale Sunningdale station, station, London London & A South South Western Western Railway.Railway. Historical Model Rly Soc. JotJnl vol.vo!. 15 (1994-6) pp. 297-301. 630 KINGDOM,KINGDOM, ANTHONY ANTHONY R. R. The The Plymouth Plymouth to to Turnchapel Turnchapel railway railway (and (and the the Cattewater Cattewater goodsgoods line).line). UpdatedUpdated reprint ofof 1982 edn.edn. Newton Abbot: Ark Pubis's,Pllblns, 1996. pp.pp. 160. 631 MAGGS,MAGGS, COLIN COLIN C. C. The The Sidmouth Sidmouth & A Budleigh Budleigh Salterton Salterton branches. branches. Oxford: Oakwood, 1996. pp.pp. 104.104.91 91 photos,photos, 8 plans, 2 gradientgradient profiles. [Locomotion papers, no. 193.] A history. 632 MITCHELL,MITCHELL, VIC VIC and and SMITH, SMITH, KEITH. KEITH. ExeterExeter toto Tavistock.Tavistock. Midhurst: Middleton, 1996. pp.pp. [96].[96). 120120 photos,photos, 19 maps &A plans, gradient profile. [Southern main lineslines series.]series.] A pictorial history. 633 MITCHELL,MITCHELL, VIC VIC and and SMITH, SMITH, KEITH. KEITH. BranchBranch lineline to Padstow.Padstow. Miditurat:Midhurst: Middleton, 1995. pp. [96]. 120120 photos, O.S. plans.plans. A pictorial history. 634 SHERWOOD,SHERWOOD, TIM. TIM. Myth Myth and and reality reality on on Richmond's Richmond's Victorian Victorian railways.railways. Richmond History no. 17 (1996) pp.pp. 2-8. Criticisms of Richmond's trains services in Hiscoke 's Notes, thethe town's first news periodical, 1863-8. 635 STONE,STONE, R. R. A. A. The The Meon Meon Valley Valley line. line. Rev.Rev. edn.edn. Cheltenham: Runpast Publng, 1996. pp. 128.128. A pictorial history of the Alton-Gosport line. 636 WINKWORTH,WINKWORTH, D. D. W. W. Commuting Commuting 8686 yearsyears ago.ago. BackTrack vol.vo!. 10 (1996) pp.pp. 18-19. Records of Guildford/Waterloo services. London, BrllhtonBrighton &:& South Coa.tCoast RalhrayRailway (see also nos. 158,288,389-90,400)158, 288, 389-90, 400) 637 ABSON,ABSON, J. TurnJ. Turn of ofthe the century century goods goods traffic traffic at at Sheffield Sheffield Park Park station.station. Bluebell News vol.vo!. 3838 no.no. 44 (Wntr(Wntr 1996) pp. 45-8. 638 ACCIDENTACCIDENT at at Bermondsey, Bermondsey, L.B.&L.B.A S.C.R.S.C.R. Brighton Circular vol.vo!. 22 (1996) pp.pp. 26-34. Repr. of B.o.T. accident report on rear-end collisioncollision in 1899. 639 ACCIDENTACCIDENT at at London London Bridge Bridge L.B.&L.B.A S.C.R.S.C.R. Brighton Circular vol.vo!. 21 (1995) PP.PP. 112-16, vol.vot. 22 (1996)(1996) pp.pp. 66-9. Repr. of B.o.B.o.T. T. accident reports onon twotwo collisionscollisions in 1879. 640 BUDGEN,BUDGEN, ALAN. ALAN. The The re-opening re-opening of of the the Central Central Croydon Croydon branchbranch 1886. Brighton Circular vol.vot. 21 (1995) pp.pp. 117-19. 641 GOULD,GOULD, DAVID. DAVID. Bogie Bogie carriages carriages of ofthe the London, London, Brighton Brighton & & South South CoastCoast Railway.Railway. Oxford: Oakwood, 1995. pp. 208. ManyMany photosphotos &A drwgs.drwgs. [Series K,X, no. 54.] 642 GREENING,GREENING, RICHARD. RICHARD. Stroudley Stroudley four four wheel wheel brake brake third.third. Brighton Circular vol.vo!. 22 (1996) pp.pp. 59-61.59-61. 643 HOWE,HOWE, BILL BILL et et al. at. Earlswood: Earlswood: reminiscences reminiscences of of Earlswood Earlswood inin the years 1918-1922. Brighton Circular vol.vot. 2222 (1996) pp.pp. 89-103. 644 RICH,RICH, FRED. FRED. Yesterday Yesterday once once more: more: a a story story of of Brighton Brighton steam.steam. Bromley: P. E. Waters & ASSOCiates,Associates, 1996. pp.pp. viii, 168,168, [32][32] pl. pt. 22 drwgs, drwgs, map.map. Stories of eventsevents andand characterscharacters during the last years of the LB&SCR,LBASCR, based on the reminiscences of George Washington, a LBASCR/SRLB&SCR/SR footplateman 1911-60. 645 SIXSMITH,SIXSMITH, IAN. IAN. A ABrighton Brighton roundhouse. roundhouse. British Rlys Illustrated vol.vo!. 5 (1995-6) pp.pp. 370-5. Horsham engine shed. 646 TANDY,TANDY, COLIN COLIN L. L.and and MARX, MARX, KLAUS. KLAUS. Deptford Deptford Wharf Wharf branch branch / IGrove Grove Street Street Tramway. Tramway. Brighton Circular vol.vot. 22 (1996) pp.pp. 81-5. 647 TURNER,TURNER, S. S. J. J.The The passenger passenger rolling rolling stock stock of of the the L.B.&L.B.& S.C.R. 1845-1875. Brighton Circular vol.vot. 22 (1996) pp. 55-7. . -The--The Parliamentary Parliamentary carriage. carriage. p.p. 112.112.

476 648 WAGSTAFF,WAOSTAFF, J. J.M. M. London, London, Brighton Brighton & cl\; South South Coast Coast Railway:Railway: signalsignal boxesboxes.in in 1920-22,19~0-2~, ptpt 2, 2, East East of of the the London London and Brighton line. Coventry: Signalling Record Soc., 1995.199'. pp.pp. 124.124. 120120 signallingsignalling diagms.dlagms. London,Lon.on, MI.I_.Midland "& Scottish Railway (see also nos. 341, 380) 649 COLTAS,COLTAS, GORDON. OORDON. Steam Steam power: power: classic classic locomotives locomotives of of the the London, London, Midland Midland andand ScottishScottish Railway.Railway. Manchelter:Manchester: SnaplhotSnapshot PubPublns, 1nl, 1996.1996.2 2 vols. 1923-1948. pp. 48. 1948-1968. pp. 48. Albums of author's photographs.photographs. 6506'0 EDWARDS,EDWARDS, ROY. ROY. Railway Railway archives archives in inthe the Public Public Records Records Office: Office: the the London London Midland Midland andand ScottishScottish Railway, 1923-1947. BusinessBUlinell Archives no. 70 (Nov. 1995)199') 37-45.37-4'. 6516'1 ESSERY,ESSERY, BOB. BOB. Gasworks Oasworks traffic traffic in in the the Birmingham Birmingham area.area. Midland Record no. 5, pp. 64-80. 6526'2 ESSERY,ESSERY, R. R. J. J. Official Official drawings drawings of ofL.M.S. L.M.S. wagons,wagons, no. 1.I. Didcot: Wild Swan Publications, 1996. pp. 72. 33 photos, drgs of 18 wagons. 653 ESSERY,ESSERY, BOB. BOB. Water Water tickets.tickets. Midland Record no. 5 p. 60. 654 JENKINS,JENKINS, PETER PETER R. R. (ad). (ed). Share Share issues issues of of the the London, London, Midland Midland & cl\; ScottishScottish RailwayRailway andand itsits constituentconstituent companies 1922-1947. Pulborough: Dragonwheel, 1996. pp. 16.16. 655 KAY,KAY, PETER. PETER. St St Pancras Pancras for for the the Continent: Continent: thethe Tilbury-DunkirkTilbury-Dunkirk serviceservice 1927-1932. Midland Record no. 55 pp.pp. 49-54.49-'4. Incl. the formation of the shipping companycompany Angleterre-Lorraine-AlsaceAngleterre-Lorraine-A1sace SocieteSociete Anonyme de Navigation. 656 LACY,LACY, ROGER. ROOER. Train Train and and traffic traffic control.control. BackTrack vol. 10 (1996) pp.pp. 591-5. How it was organised on the LM&SR.LM&;SR. 657 MANNION,MANNION, ROGER ROOER J. J. The The Duchess: Duchess: Stanier's Stanier's masterpiece. masterpiece. Stroud: Alan Sutton, 1996. pp.pp. x, 181.181. 9797 photos,photos, 55 drwgs. A detailed history ofthisof this 4-6-2 class. 658 MILES,MILES, KEITH. KEITH. See See amid amid the the winter's winter's snow.snow. British Rlys Illustrated vol. 5 (1995-6) pp. 294-302. LM&SRLMcI\;SR designs of loco-mounted snow plough. 659 POTTER,POTTER, CHARLES. CHARLES. Memories Memories of ofthe the L.M.S. L.M.S. Advertising Advertising & &; Publicity Publicity Department. Department. Friends ofo/the the NationalNatiollal Rly Museum Newsltr no. 77 (Nov. 1996)1996) pp.pp. 17-18. 660 RICHARDS,RICHARDS, E. E. V. V. L.M.S. L.M.S. diesels: diesels: locomotives locomotives and and railcars. railcars. (Cover [Cover title: title: L.M.S.L.M.S. dieseldiesel locomotiveslocomotives andand railcars.]railcars.) LongLOllg Stratton:Strattoll: Rly CorrespondenceCorrespondellce && Travel Soc., 1996. pp. [ii],[ii), col.col. frontis,frontis, 220. 117117 photos,photos, 6 drwgs. 661 RUTHERFORD,RUTHERFORD, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. The The L.M.S., L.M.S., locomotives locomotives and and T.T. F.F. Coleman.Coleman. [Provocations.][Provocatiolls.) BackTrackBackTrack vol. 10 (1996) pp. 560-9,698-9.560-9, 698-9. Design policy andand the role of Coleman Coleman as a locomotivelocomotive engineer.engineer. 662 SMITH,SMITH, MARK. MARK. L.M.S. L.M.S. zinc zinc oxide oxide wagon.wagon. Historical Model Rly Soc. J1I1Jnl vol. 1515 (1994-6)(1994-6) pp.pp. 280-1. 663 WARBURTON,W ARBURTON, L. L. G. O. Welbeck Welbeck Colliery Colliery Branch Branch Junction. Junction. MidlandMidlalld Record no. 4 pp. 52-60. 664 WILLIAMS,WILLIAMS, SITWELL SITWELL D. D. Admirals Admirals ofof the the fleet. BackTrack vol. 10 (1996) pp.pp. 46-9. Jubilee class 4-6-0s withwith navalnaval names.names. London, TllbnryTilbury &'" SouthendSonthen. Railway 665 KAY,KAY, PETER. PETER. The The London, London, Tilbury Tilbury & cl\; Southend Southend Railway:Railway: aa historyhistory of the company andand line, line, vo!. vol. 1:1: 1836-1893. Teignmosth:Teigllmouth: author, pp. 72. 3535 Mos,iIIns, 3030 maps maps &&; plans,plans, gradientgradient profile, 4 facsims. With chapter on Tilbury Docks. Midland Railway (see also nos. 177, 194,194,270, 270, 414a, 421) 666 BAYLIFFE,BAYLIFFE, DOROTHY DOROTHY M. M. and and HARDING, HARDINO, JOAN JOAN N.N. StarlingStarling Benson Benson ofof Swansea. Swansea. Bridgend:Bridgelld: D. Brown,Browll, 1996. pp. xiv, 303.31303. 31 photos, photos, 16 16 drwgs, drwgs, 55 maps, maps, bibliogr.bibliogr. Ch. 12 (pp. 180-211),180-211), The The Swansea Swansea Vale Vale Rly Rly (of (of which which Benson Benson was was Chairman). Chairman). BensonBenson was alsoalso aa member,member, and later Chairman, ofof thethe Swansea Harbour Trust,Trust, 1835-78.1835-78. 667 BINNS,BINNS, DONALD. DONALD. Midland Midland and and L.M.S. L.M.S. compounds,compounds, classclass 4P4P 4-4-04-4-0 no'sno's 1000-1199,900-939.1000-1199, 900-939. Skipton:Skiptoll: Trackside Pubins,Publlls, 1996. pp.pp. 68.68. ManyMany photos,photos, drwgs.drwgs. [Locomotive classics, no. I.]I.) A pictorial record. 668 BRAITHWAITE,BRAITHWAITE, JACK. JACK. Cleaning Cleaning standards standards of of the the Midland Midland RailwayRailway locomotivelocomotive department department in the late 19th19th century. MidlalldMidland Record no. 5 pp. 21-5. 669 CARTER,CARTER, OLIVER. OLIVER. The The Manchester Manchester South South District District Railway Railway remembered. remembered. BackTrack vol. 10 (1996) pp.pp. 380-5, 570. 670 CUDWORTHCUDWORTH station.station. MidlandMidlalld Record no. 5 (1996) pp.pp. 44-8. 671 ESSERY,ESSER Y, BOB. BOB. An An introduction introduction to to goods goods stations.stations. MidlandMidlalld Record no. 4 pp. 4-24. 672 ESSERY,ESSERY, BOB. BOB. Midland Midland Railway Railway goods goods brake brake vans.vans. MidlandMidlalld Record no. 4) pp. 73-7. 673 ESSERY,ESSERY, BOB. BOB. Sally Selly Oak. Oak. MidlandMidlalld Record no. 5 pp. 16-19. 674 ESSERY,ESSERY, BOB. BOB. The The goods goods guard. guard. MidlandMidlalld Record no. 4 pp. 65-72. 675 FAWTHROP,FAWTHROP, ROGER ROOER A. A. An An early early Victorian Victorian railway railway andand it'sit's legal legal advisers:advisers: aa furtherfurther look at the activities of the North Western Railway. CumbrianCumbriall Rlys vol. 5 (1992-)(1992- ) pp.pp. 220-3.220-3. 676 HOBBS,HOBBS, ANDREW. ANDREW. An An overview overview of of early early signalling.signalling. MidlandMidlalld Record no. 6 pp. 51-9. 677 HOBBS,HOBBS, ANDREW. ANDREW. The The early early travelling travelling post post office office arrangements. arrangements. MidlandMidlalld Record no. 6 pp. 33-8. 678 HUNT,HUNT, DAVID. DA VID. Swan-necked Swan-necked cranes cranes and and breakdown breakdown trains.trains. MidlandMidlalld Record no. 6 pp. 4-17.

477 679 JARVIS,JARVIS, ERIC. ERIC. Porter Porter to to porter porter signalman. signalman. Midland RecordRecord no. 5 pp. 37-43. Author recalls his duties as a porter at Barrow-on-SoarBarrow-on-Soar & QuornQuom in 1937. 680 JARVIS,JARVIS, ERIC. ERIC. Signalman. Signalman. Midland RecordRecord no. 6 pp. 19-31.19-31. Recollections of working at Cliff Hill and Bardon Hill signalboxes, with historical details of their associated private sidings. 681 JENKINS,JENKINS, PETER PETER R. R. (ed). (ed). Running Running powers powers of of the the Midland Midland Railway.Railway. Pulborough: DrdgonwheelDrdgonwheel 8ks,Bb, 1995.1995. pp. 15. 682 JORDAN,JORDAN, ARTHUR ARTHUR and and ELISABETH. ELlSABETH. Stamford-allStamford-all change! change! How How the the railway railway came came toto Stamford.Stamford. Stamford: Amphion Press, 1996. pp. 80. The early history of the SystonSyston & PeterboroughPeterborough line. 683 LLOYD,LLOYD, JOHN. JOHN. The The Travelling Travelling Commission Commission on on Midland Midland DiningDining Cars. BackTrack vol. vol. 1.0 10 (1996) pp.pp. 375-9. A MR committee toto inquire into the comparative running qualities of its own and other companies' vehicles. 684 M.R.M.R. COKE COKE wagons. wagons. Midland RecordRecord no. 6 pp. 46-9. 685 M.R.M.R. LINESIDE: LlNESIDE: stationstation seat.seat. Midland RecordRecord no. 5 p. 20. 686 MIDLANDMIDLAND RAILWAY RAILWAY lamps.lamps. Midland RecordRecord no. 6 pp. 59-63. 687 MILES,MILES, JOHN. JOHN. The The Midland Midland in in South South Wales: Wales: locomotive locomotive allocationsallocations to 1948.1948. Welsh Rlys Archive vol. 22 (1995-)(1995- ) pp.pp. 56-9,56-9, 75-8.75-8. 688 MILES,MILES, KEITH, KEITH, HULME, HULME, JOHN JOHN and and JAMES, JAMES, FRED. FRED. 4F4F reflections.reflections. Midland RecordRecord no. 4 pp. 35-49. Personal memories oftlleof the class 4F 0-6-0 locos. 689 PHILLIPS,PHILLlPS, VIC. VIC. A Apractical practical view view of of the the Midland Midland system system ofof train train control.control. Midland Record Record no. 4 pp. 25-31. --FARRAR, JACK, JACK, Train Train control: control: an an alternative alternative viewpoint. viewpoint. no.no. 55 (1996)(1996) pp.pp. 61-3.61-3. 690 TATTERSHALL,TATTERSHALL, PHIL. PHIL. M.R. M.R. carriages carriages converted converted forfor motormotor traintrain use.use. Midland Record Record no. 5 pp. 31-5. 691 TRENT.TRENT. Midland RecordRecord no. 5 pp. 26-30. 692 WAGSTAFF,WAGSTAFF, HAROLD. HAROLD. The The boy boy who who saw saw the the railway railway come come toto Raunds.Raunds. .NorthamptonshireNorthamptonshire PastPast && PresentPresent vol. 9 (1994- ) pp. 273-7. Construction of the Cambridge-Kettering line nearnear Raunds,Raunds, asas recordedrecorded byby FrancisFrancis Jameslames Thompson,Thompson, then aged 11. 693 WOODWARD,WOODWARD, SUE SUE and and GEOFF. GEOFF. The The Harpenden Harpenden to to Hemel Hemel HempsteadHempstead railway:railway: thethe NickeyNickey line.line. Oxford: Oakwood, 1996. pp. 160.160. 117117 illns,illns, 22 maps,maps, 1414 plans.plans. facsims.facsims. [Locomotion(Locomotion papers, no. 197.]197.) 694 WRAY,WRAY, ANTHONY. ANTHONY. The The final final years years of of the the Mangotsfield Mangotsfield toto BathBath branch,branch. 1963-1972.1963-1972. Bristol: AvonAvon ValleyValley Ely,Rly. 1996. pp. 36. 7 photos.photos. Midland & South Western Junction RailwayRailway 695 BARNSLEY,BARNSLEY. MIKE. MIKE. Ludgershall Ludgershall - -changechange forfor Tidworth.Tidworth. Historical Model Model RlyRly Soc.Soc. Jnl. vol. 1515 (1994-6) pp.pp. 366-71. North British Railway (see also no. 200) 696 ARCHIVEARCHIVE COMMITTEE COMMITTEE OF OF THE THE KINGDOM KINGDOM OF OF FIFE FIFE RAILWAY RAILWAY PRESERVATIONPRESERVATION SOCIETY.SOCIETY. The Methil branch line railway. (n.p.]:[n.p.J: Kingdom Kingdom ofof FifeFife Rly Rly Presrvn Presrvn Soc.Soc.! / Lower Methil Heritage Centre, 1996.1996. pp. 48. 17 photos, drwg, 6 maps & plans, 2 facsims,facsims, gradientgradient profile,profile, chronology.chronology. The Archive Committee comprises Alan Simpson, Alistair Douglas.Douglas, George Ross, Frank Rankin and Jim Corstorphine. 697 MULLAY,MULLA Y, A. A. J. J. Change Change at at St St Boswells: Boswells: 24 24 hours hours of of traffic traffic operation operation atat aa ScottishScottish borderborder centre.centre. BackTrack vol. 10 (1996) pp. 201-6. Reconstruction of a day in 1930. 698 SIVITER,SIVITER, ROGER. ROGER. Waverley: Waverley: portrait portrait of of a a famousfamous route.route. Cheltenham: Runpast Publng,Pubing, 1996. pp. [128].[128]. ManyMany photos, 5 maps, gradient diagm. A photographic record. North EaEa.tern n Railway (see also nos. 195,195,252) 252) 699 BAIRSTOW,BAIRSTOW, MARTIN. MARTIN. Railways Railways around around Whitby,Whitby, vol.vol. 2. Halifax: author,author, 1996.1996. pp. 96. Many illnsinns (7 col.). 700 BURTON,BURTON, W. W. R. R. York York station station in in 1906, 1906, from from F. F. MooreMoore painting.painting. BackTrack vol. 1010 (1996) pp. 546-9. Passenger services as depicted in the painting. 701 DEAN,DEAN, CHRISTOPHER. CHRISTOPHER. Occurrences Occurrences at at Newbiggin-by-the-Sea. Newbiggin-by-the-Sea. North EasternEastern ExpressExpress vol. 35 (1996) pp.pp. 19-23,19-23,66-9, 66-9, 86-8. Extracts from the signal box occurrence book, 1882-1910. 702 FAWCETT,FAWCETT, BILL. BILL. York York Carriage Carriage Works: Works: anan obituary.obituary. North EasternEastern ExpressExpress vol. 35 (1996) pp. 55-7.55-7. 703 HOOLE,HOOLE, KEN. KEN. The The Newcastle Newcastle Quayside Quayside branch.branch. North EasternEastern ExpressExpress vol. 35 (1996) pp. 69-71. 704 MALLON,MALLON, J. J. F. F. Carlisle Carlisle London London Road.Road. North EasternEastern ExpressExpress vol. 35 (1996) pp. 14-17,14-17,36-40. 36-40. 705 NICHOLSON,NICHOLSON, MICK. MICK. King King George George Dock Dock signalsignal box,box, Hull. Signalling RecordRecord 1996.1996. pp. 125-31.125-31. 706 NICHOLSON,NICHOLSON. MICK. MICK. TheThe S2S2 signal boxes of the N.E.R. (Hull District) Signalling RecordRecord 1996.1996. pp. 149-53.149-53. 707 PEARCE,PEARCE, T. T. R. R. The The locomotives locomotives of of the the Stockton Stockton &&; DulingtonDarlington Railway.Railway. Southwell: Historical ModelModel ElyRly Soc.,Soc .• 1996. pp. vi, 250.250.262 262 photosphotos &&; drwga,drwgs, map, tables. pp. 245.8,245-8, Bibliography. A detailed study. 708 RYMER,RYMER, KEITH. KEITH. Boyhood Boyhood memories memories (or 'Days'Days ofof discovery').discovery'). Signalling RecordRecord 1996.1996. pp. 14-23.14-23. Signalling at Sinderby,Sindcrby. Pickhill and Newby Wiske, 1953-66.

478 709 STOKES,STOKES, W. W. A Adifferent different view view of ofthe the Stockton Stockton and and HartlepoolHartlepool Railway.Railway. North EasternEastern ExpressExpress vol.vot. 35 (1996) pp. 82-5. 710 TAYLOR,TAYLOR, K. K.L. L.The The locomotives locomotives of of the the Stockton Stockton & & Hartlepool Hartlepool Railway, Railway, 1840-1844.1840-1844. North EasternEastern ExpressExpress vol. 35 (1996) pp. 12-13. vot. ~h~II~~:~~ri'v~~-~iiheThe locomotives of the Stockton & Hartlepool Railway,Railway, 18441844 onwards.onwards. North EasternEastern ExpressExpress vol.vot. 3535 (1996) pp.pp. 32-3, 58-9,58-9, 79-81.79-8\. 711 WILLIAMSON.WILLIAMSON, D. D.J. N.E.R.J. N.E.R. machinery machinery and and implement implement wagons. wagons. North EasternEastern ExpressExpress vol.vot. 3535 (1996) pp.pp. 51-4,51-4, [2](2) looseloose drwgs.drwgs. 712 WILLIAMSON,WILLIAMSON, D. D.J. J.The The N.E.R. N.E.R. open open thirds thirds to to DiagramDiagram I55.ons.155.ons. North EasternEastern ExpressExpress vol.vot. 3535 (1996)(1996) pp.pp. 3-8,3-8,27-31, 27-31, [3](3) looseloose fldg drwgs.drwgs. North LondonLondon Railway 7137 \3 CONNOR,CONNOR, J. J.E. E. The The North North London London Line: Line: Broad Broad Street Street to to Primrose Primrose Hill: a a photographicphotographic journey. Colchester: ConnorC onnor & Butler, 1996. pp. 60. 100100 photos,photos, map. With short historical introduction North Staffordshire Railway 714 CHADWICK,CHADWICK, GEORGE. GEORGE. Traffic Traffic at atUttoxeter Uttoxeter goods goods yard, yard, North North Staffordshire Staffordshire RailwayRailway inin JulyJuly 1914.1914. Historical Model Rly Soc. 1nlJill vol.vot. 15IS (1994-6) pp.pp. 307-18.307-18. 715 JEUDA,JEUDA, BASIL. BASIL. 'The 'The Knotty': Knotty': an an illustrated illustrated survey survey of of the the North North Staffordshire Staffordshire Railway.Railway. Lydney:Lydney: Lightmoor Press, 1996. pp. 128.128. ManyMany photos,photos, facsims.facsims. Rhondda & SwanseaSwansea Bay Rly 716 SMITH,SMITH, MARTIN. MARTIN. Rhondda Rhondda & Swansea& Swansea Bay Bay locomotives: locomotives: the the superintendent's superintendent's problems. problems. WelshWelsh Rlys Archive vol.vot. 2 (1995-) pp.pp. 51-5.5\-5. Rhymney Railway 717 EVANS,EVANS, EDWARD EDWARD A. A. The The Aber Aber branch. branch. BackTrack vol.vot. 10 (1996) pp.pp. 532-8. Aber Junction (Caerphilly) to to Senghenydd. Senghenydd. SnailbeachSnail beach District RailwaysRailways 718 CUCKSON,CUCKSON, ANDY. ANDY. Pontesbury Pontesbury Junction.Junction. Ind,Indl RlyRly RecordRecord no. 144\44 (Mar. 1996)1996) pp.pp. 103-19,103-19, no.no. 146146 (Sep.(Sep. 1996) pp. 219-20. InterchangeInterchange between thethe Snailbeach DistrictDistrict RlysRlys andand thethe ShrewsburyShrewsbury & Welshpool Joint line. South Eastern & ChathamChatham RailwayRailway CompaniesCompanies (see(see alsoalso no.no. 157) 719 MITCHELL,MITCHELL, VIC VIC and and SMITH, SMITH, KEITH. KEITH. Ashford's Ashford's main main lines. lines. Combined Combined ednedn of Redhill toto Ashford (1990),(1990), Ashford to Dover (1988)(1988) andand SwankySwanley toto Ashford (1995).(1995). Midhurst: Middleton, 1996. pp. [288].(288). 360360 photos,photos, O.S. plans. Limited ednedn of 100 100 copies.copies. 720 WHITE,WHITE, GUS. GUS. The The Bexleyheath Bexleyheath Railway Railway at at Eltham Eltham 1895-1995.1895-1995. Eltham Society, 1996. pp. 28.28. 4444 Bins,illns, 55 mapsmaps & plans.plans. Southern Railway (see(see also no. 347,379)347, 379) 721 COOPER, L. A. S. Graving docks: their history, design & operation, including a detailed look atat the construction of the King GeorgeGeorge V gravinggraving dockdock atat Southampton.Southampton. Archive no. 1212 (Dec. 1996) pp. 33-44. 722 ERWOOD,ERWOOD, PETER. PETER. Southern Southern ramblings: ramblings: recollections recollections of of the the Southern Southern Railway Railway of of the the 1920s 1920s and and 30s.30s. BackTrack vol.vot. 10 (1996) pp. 586-90. 723 ESAU,ESAU, MIKE. MIKE. The The Southern Southern then then & now.now. Shepperton: Ian AlIan,Allan, 1996. pp. 256. c.700c.700 photos.photos. Comparable 'then' (i.e. 1948-70)1948-70) and and 'now''now' photos photos at at some some 330 locations. 724 FOSTER,FOSTER, MICHAEL MICHAEL G. G. The The Brighton Brighton electrification electrification scheme. scheme. BackTrack vol.vot. 10IQ (1996) pp. 666-9. A previously unpublishedunpublished accountaccount written inin 19331933 byby an an engineeringengineering student.student. 725 KING,KING, M. M. S. S.Southern Southern Railway Railway shunting shunting trucks.trucks. Historical Model Model Rly Rly Soc. Soc. 1nl vol.vot. 15 (1994-6) pp.pp. 361-3. 726 MARX,MARX, KLAUS. KLAUS. The The post-war post-war return return of of the the Golden Golden Arrow. BackTrack vol.vot. 1010 (1996)(1996) pp.pp. 462-6,462-6, 699.699. 727 MONK-STEEL,MONK-STEEL, DAVID. DAVID. Power Power supply supply to tothe the South South Eastern Eastern section section 19251925 electrified lines.lines. Live Rail vol.vot. 16 (1996-)(1996- ) pp.pp. 52-7.52-7. 728 ROSE,ROSE, E. E. J. J.The The Southern Southern Railway Railway 1923-1947: 1923-1947: steam steam on on thethe PortsmouthPortsmouth Direct line. Stroud:Stroud: Alan Sutton,Sutton, 1996.1996. pp. 128.128.94 94 photos.photos. Appx 1I (pp. 103-118), Station track diagms;diagms; 2 (pp. 119-21), Gradient profile; 33 (pp.(pp. 122-3),122-3), RouteRoute map.map. 729 RUTHERFORD,RUTHERFORD, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. Bulleid Bulleid versus versus Raworth.Raworth. [Provocations.][Provocations.) BackTrack vol.vot. 10 (1996) pp.pp. 94-100. Steam vsvs electricelectric controversy inin SR locomotive policy. 730 SILSBURY,SILSBUR Y,ROGER. ROGER. The The Southern Southern Railway's Railway's floating floating crane crane and and use use toto transfertransfer stockstock to the Isle of Wight. Historical Model Model RlyRly Soc. Soc. 1nlJnl vol.vot. 1515 (1994-6)(1994-6) pp.pp. 356-60.356-60. 731 WELBOURN,WELBOURN, NIGEL. NIGEL. Lost Lost lines: lines: Southern. Southern. Shepperton: Ian AlIan,Allan, 1996. pp. 128.128.225 225 photos,photos, 2525 maps.maps. Survey of closed lines and their surviving remains.remains. Swansea & & Mumbles Railway 732 BEYNON,BEYNON, DAVID DAVID H. H.South South Wales Wales Transport Transport archives archives discovered. discovered. TramwayTramway ReviewReview vol.vot. 2121 (1995-6)(1995-6) pp.pp. 217-24, 275-6. New light onon the S&MR. 733 WAGSTAFF,W AGSTAFF, JOHN JOHN M. M. The The fifth fifth railway railway and and its its signals. signals. Signalling RecordRecord 1996. pp. 87-97. Signalling onon the Mumbles Rly.

479 TaffTa« Vale Railway (see also no. 255) 734 CHAPMAN,CHAPMAN, COLIN. COLIN. The The Llantrisant Llantrisant branches branches of of the the Taft Taff Vale Vale Railway:Railway: aa historyhistory of the Llantrisant and TaffTaft Vale Junction Railway and the Treferig Valley Railway. Oxford: Oakwood, 1996.1996. pp. 136.136.84 84 photos,photos, drwgs, 27 maps & plans, facsims. [Locomotion papers, no. 192.] 735 EVANS,EVANS, EDWARD EDWARD A. A. TheThe Nelson Nelson branch.branch. BackTrackBackTrackvol. vol. 10 (1996) pp. 12-17.12-17. 736 EVANS,EV ANS, EDWARD EDW ARD A. A. Widening Widening thethe TaffTaff Vale Vale viaductviaduct at Quaker's Yard. Archive no. 12 (Dec. 1996) pp. 22-4. 737 LODGE,LODGE, TREVOR. TREVOR. Trying Trying to to runrun aa railway.railway. Industrial Rly Record no. 146 (Sep. 1996) pp. 208-14. The Cowbridge Rly hired locos from IsaacIsnc Watt Boulton following a dispute with the TVR, 1870-5. TalyllynTalyUyn Railway 738 MITCHELL,MITCHELL, DAVID DAVID J. J. and and EYRES, EYRES, TERRY. TERRY. TheThe TalyllynTalyllyn Railway.Railway. Wadenhoe: Past & Present Publng, 1996.1996. pp. 96. [Past & PresentPresent special.] Sets of comparative photographs of the same scene taken at different periods of time. Totton, HytheHythe" & Fawley LightLi,ht Railway 739 BROWN,BROWN, P. P. A. A. Station Station architecture architecture of of the the Totton, Totton, Hythe Hythe & & FawleyFawley LightLight Railway.Railway. Historical Model Rly Soc. Jnl vol. 15 (1994-6) pp. 351-5. WantageWanta,e Tramway 740 WILKINSON,WILKINSON, REG.REG. The Wantage Tramway. Oxford: Oakwood, 1996. pp. 96. Welsh Hi,hlandHighland Railway (see also no. 210) 741 NEALE,NEALE, ANDREW. ANDREW. Russell: Russell: the the story story of of an an historic historic narrow narrow gaugegauge steamsteam locomotive.locomotive. [?]:[5]: Welsh Highland Rly (1964) Ltd, 1996. pp. 32. 3030 photos,photos, 66 drwgs.drwgs. 742 TURNER,TURNER, ALUN. ALUN. Return Return to to Bryngwyn. Bryngwyn. Narrow Gauge no. 153 (1996) pp. 7-11. Site of former branch line terminus. 743 TURNER,TURNER, ALUN. ALUN. The The Welsh Welsh Highland Highland Railway. Railway. Rev.Rev. ednedn of A history of the Welsh Highland Railway, part 1 (1990). Porthmadog: Welsh Highland Rly, 1996.1996. pp.pp. vi, 42.42. 3838 photos,photos, 22 maps. West London Railway and West London Extension RailwayRailway 744 MITCHELL,MITCHELL, VIC VIC and and SMITH, SMITH, KEITH. KEITH. West West London London Line: Line: ClaphamClapham InJn toto WillesdenWillesden In. Midhurst: Middleton, 1996. pp. [96]. 120120 photos,photos, 24 O.S. plans. [London suburban railways series.] Weston, ClevedonClevedon" & PortisheadPoriishead LightLi,"t RailwaysRailways 745 WHEAT,WHEAT, GEOFF. GEOFF. The The Colonel's Colonel's maritime maritime venture venture at at Wick Wick Wharf.Wharf. Tenterden Terrier no. 70 (Smr. 1996) pp.pp. 24-8. Wrexham, Mold &" Connah's Quay Railway 746 ROBERTS,ROBERTS, H. H. L. L. The The Great Great Central Central inin Wales.Wales. Forward no. 105 (Jan. 1996)1996) pp. 1-7, no. 106 (Mar. 1996) pp.pp. 1-7. RN THE RAILWAY IN ART 747 COLE,COLE, BEVERLEY. BEVERLEY. ArtArt onon track. National Trust Mag. no. 78 (Smr 1996) pp. 30-4. Railway posters depicting National Trust properties. 748 COLE,COLE, BEVERLEY. BEVERLEY. Winter Winter sunshine.sunshine. [Colour files.)files.] BackTrack vol. 1010 (1996) pp. 704-5. Southern Rly/Region posters promoting winter travel. 749 HAWKINS,HAWKINS, MAC. MAC. The The railway railway paintings paintings of of Malcolm Malcolm Root.Root. Newton Abbot: David & Charles, 1996.1996. pp. 96. 4545 col. pl.pI. 750 WIGG,WIGG, JULIA. JULIA. Bon Bon voyage! voyage! Travel Travel posters posters of ofthe the Edwardian Edwardian era.era. London: H.M.S.O. //Public Public Record Office, 1996. pp. [iv], 14, [60] col. pl.pI. Chiefly posters published by railway companies,companies, incl. thethe UndergroundUnderground and Central London Rlys; from the P.R.O. collection of copyright designs.designs. RO THETHE RAILWAY RAILWAY IN IN LITERATURE LITERATURE 751 BENSON,BENSON, GERARD, GERARD, CHERNAIK, CHERNAIK, JUDITH JUDITH and and HERBERT, HERBERT, CICELY CICELY (ed). (ed). Love Love poems poems onon thethe Underground.Underground. London: Cassell, 1996. pp. 32. 25 poems selected from Poems on the Underground. 752 FLINT,FLINT, RAYMOND. RAYMOND. Power Power of of steam: steam: men men ofofsteam steam inin action.action. Hull: Santona Publns, 1996.1996. pp. 166.166. Map. A novel. 4: 753 MEADE,MEADE, DOROTHY DOROTHY and and WOLFF, WOLFF, TATIANA TATIANA (comp). (comp). LinesLines onon thethe Underground:Underground: .... London: Cassell, 1996.1996.7 7 volsvols. . ...an... an anthology for Bakerloo & Jubilee Line travellers. pp. 31. ...an... an anthology for Central Line travellers. pp. 32.32 . ...an... an anthology for Circle Line travellers. pp. 31. ...an... an anthology for District Line travellers. pp. 32.32 . ...an... an anthologyanthology forfor MetropolitanMetropolitan andand HammersmithHammersmith && City Line travellers. pp. 32.32 . ...an... an anthology for Northern Line travellers. pp. 32.32 . ...an... an anthology for Piccadilly Line travellers. pp. 32. 754 SCOTT,SCOTT, N. N. M. M. The The Bluebell Bluebell Railway Railway murder.murder. Rottingdean: Badger Publng, 1995.1995. pp. 8. [A Mr Tomkins detective story.] 755 SCOTT,SCOTT, N. N. M. M. 11.31 11.31 from from Sheffield Sheffield Park.Park. Rottingdean: Badger Publng, 1996. pp. 8. [Sussex railway crime.] 756 SCOTT,SCOTT, N. N. M. M. Locomotive Locomotive fromfrom hell.hell. Rottingdean: Badger Publng, 1996. pp. 8. [The Bluebell line.]line.]

480 757"7 SCOTT,SCOTT, N. N. M. M. The The muffled muffled bells bells of of Pulborough. Pulborough. Rottingdean: Badger Publng, 1995. pp. 5. [Sussex[SUllfIX railwayrailway mystery.]myltery.) 758 SCOTT,SCOTT, N. N. M. M. Robbery Robbery on on the the NorthernNorthern Line. Rottingdean:Rotringdean: Badger Pubing,Publng, [19957].[19951). pp. [1).[7]. IA[A Mr TontkinsTomkins detective story.]story.) 759 SCOWCROFT,SCOWCROFT, PHILIP PHILIP L. L. Railways Railways (and (and canals) canals) and and detectivedetective fiction: sixthsixth report.report. bitJnl Rly Rly & cl Canal Canal Hist. Hist. Soc.Soc. vol. 32 (1996-8) pp. 41-4. RP HUMOUR,HUMOUR, HUMOROUS HUMOROUS DRAWING, DRAWING, AND AND SATIRE; SATIRE; mIseellarea _laeeUa.ea 760 'STRAPHANGER''STRAPHANGER' (pseud. (pseud. Roger Roger Tagholm). Tagholm). Poems Poems not not on on the the Underground:Underground: a parody. 5th5th ednedn (,First ('First four cancelled due toto anan earlierearlier incidentincident at Cockfosters'). Moreton-in-Marsh: WindrushWindrush Press,Prell, 1996.1996. pp. 93. A spoof on the Poems on the Underground series ofof books, containing an anthology of poetic parodiesparodies on the theme ofof commuting by London Transport. 761 KELLY,KELL Y,MICHAEL. MICHAEL. London London lines: lines: the the capital capital by by Underground. Underground. Edinburgh: Mainstream Publng, 1996.1996. pp. 207. Travelogue ofofthe the author's explorationexploration by by Underground Underground ofof London London andand itsits suburbs.suburbs. itt3RQ APPRECIATIONAPPRECIATION OF OF RAILWAYS RAILWAYS 762 HARVEY,HARVEY, MICHAEL MICHAEL 0. G.Diary Diary of ofaa train-spotter: train-spotter: nostalgic nostalgic recollections recollections of visits s toto locomotivelocomotive depots,depots, workshops, railway stations and scrapyards, vol.vol. 2: 1960-68. Wadenhoe: Silver Link, 1996. pp. 128.128. RQIRQt PRESERVATIONPRESERVATION 763 AWDRY,AWDRY, CHRIS. CHRIS. Railways Railways galore.galore. London: Bortree,Boxtree, 1996.1996. pp. 160.160. Guide to preserved and mainiaturemainiature railwaysrailways and railwayrailway museums inin BritainBritain and Ireland. 764 BUTCHER,BUTCHER, ALAN ALAN C. C. Mid-Hants Mid-Hants Railway Railway inin colour.colour. Shepperton: Ian AlIan,Allan, 1996. pp. 64. A colour photographic record. 765 BUTCHER,BUTCHER, ALAN ALAN C. C.(ed). (ed). Railways Railways restored restored 1996: 1996: an an enthusiast's enthusiast's guide guide toto railwayrailway daysdays out. Shepperton: Ian Allan,AlIan, 1996. pp. 128. 766 COILEY,COILEY, JOHN JOHN (ed). (ed). Rocket Rocket to to Eurostar: Eurostar: the the National National Railway Railway Museum Museum in in camera. camera. Penryn,Penryn. Cornwall: Atlantic TransportTransport / National RailwayRailway Museum, MUleum, 1996. pp. [1281.[128].209 209 photos.photos. 767 FESTINIOGFESTINIOG RAILWAY RAILWAY CO. CO. Rheilffordd Rheilffordd Eryri Eryri - =The The Welsh Welsh Highland Highland Railway.Railway. Porthmadog,[c.1996].Porthmadog, [c.1996). pp.pp. [14(14). 12 12 photos photos (9(9 col.),col.), col.col. map.map. Brochure forming part of the consultation process for for aa Transport" Transport & WorksWorks OrderOrder application application forfor rebuilding the Welsh Highland Rly. 768 HEAVYSIDE,HEAVYSIDE, TOM. TOM. Keighley Keighley & "Worth Worth Valley Valley locomotives locomotives as as they they were.were. Earl Shilton:Shilton: Midland Publng,Publng, 1996.1996. pp. 84. 119119 photos.photos. Pictorial historyhistory ofof the the workingworking career career ofof the the railway'srailway'S locomotives locomotives beforebefore their preservation.preservation. 769 INNS,INNS, ROBERT ROBERT and and SCOTT-MORGAN, SCOTT-MORGAN, JOHN. JOHN. Bluebell Bluebell Railway Railway locomotives locomotives as as they they were.were. Earl Shilton:Shilton: Midland Publng, 1996. pp. 84. 159159 photos.photos. Pictorial historyhistory ofofthe the working working career career ofof the the railway'srailway'S locomotives locomotives beforebefore their preservation.preservation. 770 MORRISON,MORRISON, GAVIN. GAVIN. East East Lancashire Lancashire RailwayRailway inin colour.colour. Shepperton: IanAlIan,Ian Allan, 1996. pp. 64. Colour photographic record ofofthe the preserved railway. 771 STANISTREET,STANISTREET, ALAN. ALAN. Portrait Portrait of theof the West West Somerset Somerset Railway: Railway: 25 25 years years of of preservation preservation progress. progress. Shepperton: IanIan Allan,AlIan, 1996. pp. 96. Many inns.iIIns. 772 TAYLER,TAYLER, ARTHUR. ARTHUR. Great Great railways railways restored: restored: the the world's world's finest finest railways railways restored restored to their former glory. London: Apple, [1996].[1996). pp.pp. 192.192. ManyMany col. col. photos,photos, maps.maps. 773 THETHE GREAT GREAT age age of ofsteam steam from from thethe collectioncoltection of the Hon. SirSir William McAlpine Bt. London: BonhamsBonhams Chelsea, 1996. pp. 116. Many photos (20(20 col.). Catalogue ofofsale sale no. 27,075 heldheld onon 1010 SeptemberSeptember 1996. RQ3 RailwayRailway photography, pllotoaraphy, cinematography elne.. atoara,lly andan. Minaftl... 774 CASSERLEY,CASSERLEY, H. H.C. C.Great Great railway railway photographers: photographers: H. H. C. C. Casserley. Casserley. Presented Presented by Colin GarrettGarratt inin assocnassocn with Richard Casserley.Casserley. Newton Harcourt: MilepostMilepolt Arcturus,/ Arcturus, for for Selectabooks, Selectaboob. Devizes,Devizel, 1996.1996. pp. 48. 775 EARLEY,EARLEY, MAURICE. MAURICE. Great Great railway railway photographers: photographers: Maurice Maurice Earley. Earley. Presented Presented by Colin Garrett.Garratt. Newton Harcourt: MilepostMilepost / /Arcturus, Arcturul, for for Selectabooks, Selectaboob. Devizes,Devizes, 1996. pp. 48. Photographs fromfrom thethe NationalNational Railway Museum's coltection.collection. 776 GILMOTJR,GlLMOUR, ALAN and THROWER, SIMON.SIMON. MyMy area: area: photo-spots photo-spots forfor linesideIineside enthusiasts.enthusiasts. [Preston?]:[Prelton?}: InterInter City Rly Soc.Soc. vol. 4,4, Bedfordshire,Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire,Buckinghamshire, Gloucestershire, Northamptonshire"Northamptonshire & Oxfordshire. 1995.1995. pp. 32. vol. 5,5, Cambridgeshire, Norfolk,Norfolk, Suffolk. 1996.1996. pp.pp. 32. 777 LINSLEY,LlNSLEY, ROBIN. ROBIN. Railways Railways in camera:in camera: archive archive photographs photographs of of the the Great Great Age Age of of Steam Steam fromfrom thethe PublicPublic RecordRecord Office 1860-1913.1860-1913. Stroud: Alan Sutton //Public Public RecordRecord Office, 1996. pp. 244. 296 photos.photos. 778 MINNIS,MINNIS, JOHN. JOHN. Locomotive Locomotive" & General General Railway Railway Photographs. Photographs. British RlyRlyJnl Jnl vol. 66 (1994-5)(1994-5) pp.pp. 311-21.311-21. 779 PRIESTLY,PRIESTLY, HENRY. HENRY. Great Great railway railway photographers: photographers: Henry Henry Priestly. Priestly. Presented Presented byby ColinCol in GarrettGarratt inin assocnassocn with author. Newton Harcourt: MilepostMilepolt / / Arcturus,Arcturlll. for for Selectabooks, Selectaboob. Devizes,Devizes, 1996. pp. 48. 780 WETHERSETT,WETHERSETT, E. E.R. R.Great Great railway railway photographers: photographers: E. E. R. R. Wethersett. Wethersett. Presented Presented by Colin Garrett.Garratt. Newton Harcourt: MilepostMilepod / /Arcturus, Arcturul. for for Selectabooks, Selectaboob, Devizes,Devizes, 1996. pp. 48. Photos fromfrom the NationalNational Railway Museum's collection. RR RESEARCHRESEARCH AND AND STUDY STUDY OF OF RAILWAYS RAILWAYS ANDAND RAILWAY HISTORY 781 DIVALL,DlVALL, COLIN. COLlN. 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482 800 LATHAM,LATHAM, JOHN JOHN and and BARFOOT, BAR FOOT, JAMES. JAMES. Excavations Excavations at at Thomas Thomas Telford's Telford's suspension suspension bridge,bridge, Conwy,Conwy, northnorth Wales. Archaeology inin WalesWales vol.vot. 353S (1995) pp.pp. 25-7. Excavations carried out in 19931993 toto determine determine whetherwhether anyany ofof the the originaloriginal approachapproach roadroad and surface and structure of the suspended bridge had survived. 801 MANCO,MANCO, JEAN. JEAN. Pulteney Pulteney Bridge.Bridge. Architectural Hist. vol. 38 (1995) pp.pp. 129-45. Architectural history of this bridge and its buildings in Bath. 802 MILLER,MILLER, NORMAN NORMAN and and MARGARET. MARGARET. Improvement Improvement toto thethe Glasgow-Carlisle road, 1815: thethe Metal Bridge. Trans. of the Dumfrieuh.Dumfriessh. &-& Galloway Nat. Hist. &&- Antiq. Soc.Soc. vot.vol. 67 (1992) pp.pp. 67-73. A Telford bridge over the R. Esk at Geriston. 803 SALISBURY,SALISBURY, CHRIS. CHRIS. An An 8th-century 8th-century Mercian Mercian bridge bridge over over the the Trent Trent at at Cromwell, Cromwell, Nottinghamshire, Nottinghamshire, England.England. Antiquity vol.vot. 60 (1995) pp.pp. 1015-18.IOlS-18. THOMAS, D. L. B. Teign bridge in Teigngrace. Devon Historian no. 52 (Apr. 1996) pp. 3-11.

DE ROADROAD ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION 804 TURVEY,TURVEY, RALPH. RALPH. Road Road and and bridge bridge tolls tolls in in nineteenth-century nineteenth-century London.London. IntJnl TransportTransport Hist. 3rd ser.ser. vot.vol. 17 (1996) pp. 150.64lSO-64

DEI TurnpikeTurnpike trusts 805 DAY,DAY, THOMAS. THOMAS. The The construction construction and and maintenance maintenance of of the the Aberdeen-Inverurie Aberdeen-Inverurie turnpike road,road, 1796-1866:1796-1866: a case study. Review of Scottish Culture no. 9 (1995-6) pp. 46-56. 806 HUNT,HUNT, W. W. M. M. The The promotion promotion of of Tattershall Tattershall Bridge Bridge and and the the Sleaford Sleaford to to Tattershall Tattershall turnpike.turnpike. Lincolnshire Hist. & Arch. vol.vot. 31 (1996) pp.pp. 42-5. 807 PHILLIPS,PHILLlPS, A. A. D. D. M. M. and and TURTON, TURTON, B. B. J. J.Staffordshire Staffordshire turnpike turnpike trusts trusts and and traffic traffic in in the the early early nineteenth nineteenth century.century. InIn GERHOLD, DORIAN (ed)., Road transport inin thethe horse-drawnhorse-drawn era era (1996) (1996) pp.pp. 174-94. Repr. from in!Jnl Transport Transport History 3rd ser.ser. vot.vol. 88 (1987)(1987) pp. 126-46.

DE3 TrunkTrunk roads roads and .nd motorwaysmotorways 808 ROTH,ROTH, GABRIEL. GABRIEL. Roads Roads in in a amarket market economy.economy. Aldershot: Avebury Technical, 1996. pp. xix,xix, 272. 22 figs, 20 tables. Examines the possibility ofof commercial commercial provisionprovision ofof roads roads throughthrough privateprivate investmentinvestment andand charging for road use, as anan alternativealternative to thethe commandcommand economy characteristics of congestion, shortage of investment, and insensitivity toto consumerconsumer needs.

DF ROADROAD VEHICLES VEHICLES AND AND ROAD ROAD VEHICLE VEHICLE ENGINEERING ENGINEERING 809 COATES,COATES, ROBERT. ROBERT. Battery Battery electricelectric vehicles.vehicles. Vintage Commercial Vehicle Mag. no. 74 (Feb. 1996) pp. 10-16. The early history of battery-powered commercial vehicles. 810 GEORGANO,GEORGANO, NICK. NICK. ElectricElectric vehicles.vehicles. Princes Risborough: Shire Publns, 1996. pp. 32. 52 illus.itlns. [Shire albums, no. 325.)325.] A short history of the development of battery-powered road vehicles. 811 WHITEHEAD,WHITEHEAD, R. R. A. A. Garrett Garrett wagons, wagons, pt pt 3: 3: electricselectrics && motors.motors. Tonbridge: R.R. A. Whitehead &-& Partners, 1996. pp. 144. 148 illns.itlns. Third part ofof trilogytrilogy on the road vehicles constructedconstructed by Richard Garrett && SonsSons LtdLtd ofof Leiston, dealing with their battery-electric vans, trolleybuses and unsuccessful venture into internal combustion vehicles.vehicles. With chronology of Garrett's wagon manufacturing businessbusiness andand tabulated tabulated details details oftheir of their 343 343 electricelectric vehicles andand 9 i.c. vehicles.vehicles.

DFIDF1 Horse-drawnHorse-dr.wn vehicles vehieles (other (other than than omnibuses omnibuses and.nd trams)tr.ms) 812 EVANS,EVANS, D. D.E. E.A. A.Monday Monday was was tyring tyring day day (more (more tales tales of of Edward Edward Evans, Evans, coachbuilders, coachbuilders, SteppingstoneSteppingstone Street,Street, Dudley). Blackcountryman vol.vot. 29 (Spr.(Spr. 1996) pp. 35-8.

DF2 Steam-poweredSte.m-powered vehiclesvehleles (other(other thantla.n trams)tr.... ) 813 SAWFORD,SAWFORD, ERIC. ERIC. The The heyday heyday of of the the traction traction engine.engine. Shepperton: Ian AlIan,Allan, 1996. pp. 80. Colour photographic record.

DF3-4 Motor-powered loodsgoods and passenlerpassenger vehielesvehicles 814 COATES,COATES, ROBERT. ROBERT. The The rise rise and and fall fall of of the the Leyland Leyland empire.empire. Vintage CommercialCommerCial Vehicle Mag. no. 77 (May 1996) pp. 32-4, no. 78 (June 1996) pp. 14-18, no. 7979 (July 1996) pp. 31-5,31.5, no. 81 (Sep. 1996) pp. 33-8, no. 83 (Nov. 1996) pp. 30-5, no. 84 (Dec. 1996)1996) pp.pp. 31-6.

DF3 Motor-poweredMotor-powered goodsloods vehicles 815 COATES,COATES, ROBERT. ROBERT. Eight Eight leggedlegged ones! Vintage Commercial Vehicle Mag. no. 82 (Oct. 1996) pp. 22-6. Leyland Octopus 8-wheellorries,8-wheel lorries, 1934-80. 816 COATES,COATES, ROBERT. ROBERT. Vans Vans by by Bedford.Bedford. Vintage CommercialCommerCial Vehicle Mag. no. 73 (Jan. 1996) pp. 32-5, no. 74 (Feb. 1996) pp. 28-31, no.no. 75 (Mar.(Mar. 1996) pp.pp. 30-4. 817 CULPAN,CULPAN, BRIAN. BRIAN. [A [A series series of ofshort short articles articles about about individual individual marques marques ofof light light commercialcommercial vehicle.)vehicle.] Vintage Commercial Vehicle Mag. 1996. Austin 8 & 10. no. 74 (Feb.) pp. 24-5. ProducedProduced 1939-47. Minor traders. no.no. 75 (Mar.) pp. 14-16. Pre-W.W.2Pre-W.W.2 MorrisMorris Minor vans. 188,000 FordFord vans. no. 76 (Apr.)(Apr.) FordFord E83W van,van, builtbuilt 1938-57.1938-57. Eight to one! no. 77 (May)(May) pp.pp. 32-4.32-4. Pre-W.W.2 Pre-W.W.2 MorrisMorris EightEight vans. Panelling the Thames! no. 80 (Aug.) pp. 38-9. FordFord Thames 400E van, produced 1957-65.1957-65. Deluxe by name. no. 81 (Sep.) pp.pp. 46-7. FordFord DeluxeDeluxe ModelModel C vans of the mid 1930s. Austin's little vans. no. 82 (Oct.) pp. 33-5. A30A30 and A35 model vans producedproduced 1951-68. Maintaining the Standard. no.no. 83 (Nov.) pp.pp. 44-6.44-6. Post-W.W.2Post-W.W.2 Standard Standard VanguardVanguard van design.

483 818 DAWE,DAWE, BILL. BILL. Thorny Thorny Lights.Lights. Vintage Commercial VehicleVehicle Mag. no. 82 (Oct. 1996)1996) pp. 8-10. Thornycroft lightlight commercial commercial vehiclesvehicles 1908-15. 819 HANSON,HANSON, JOHN. JOHN. Leyland Leyland lorries lorries and and vans.vans. Leeds: Malvern House,House. 1996. pp. 32. (An(An Auto ReviewReview publication.)publication.] A concise history.history. 820 INGRAM,INGRAM, ARTHUR. ARTHUR. Leyland Leyland lorries: lorries: a a celebration. celebration. Nynehead: Roundoak, 1996. pp. '128.250'128. 250 photosphotos (30(30 co!.).col.). A pictorial history. 821 NANCOLLIS,NANCOLLlS, HAROLD. HAROLD. Foden: Foden: my my life life with with the the company. company. Glossop:G/ossop: Venture PubIns,Publns, 1996. pp. 164. Many photos. The author worked for FodensFodens 1937-82. DF4 OmnibusesOmnlllules and and coaches coache. 822 FENTON,FENTON, MIKE. MIKE. The The Quest Quest story.story. Buses vo!.vol. 48 no. 491 (Feb.(Feb 1996)1996) pp.pp. 16-22.16-22. History ofof Quest Quest 80 Ltd,Ltd, busbus manufacturersmanufacturers in 1980s.19805. 823 OPTARE:OPT ARE: 10 10 years. yean. Supplement Supplement to Buses vo!.vol. 4848 no.no. 491 (Feb. 1996) pp. 8. History of this bodybuilder. 824 TOWNS1N,TOWNSIN, ALAN. ALAN. Buses Buses - '46'46 style.style. Vintage Commercial Vehicle Mag. no. 77 (May 1996) pp. 23-8, no. 79 (July 1996)1996) pp.pp. 6-10. The firstfint post-W.W.2post-W.W.2 modelsmodels ofof each each manufacturer.

DF6DF' TramsTram_ and and tramway tramway equipment elluipment 825 HENLEY,HENLEY, N. N. F. F.The The Edgar Edgar Peckham Peckham story.story. Tramway ReviewReview vol.vo!. 21 (1995-6) pp.pp. 255-64. Notes on the history of this tram trucktruck andand bogiebogie manufacturer. 826 POLLARD,POLLARD, JOHN. JOHN. Thomas Thomas Green Green & & Son, Son, tramway tramway engines. engines. Tramway Review vol.vo!. 21 (1995-6) pp. 225-9,225-9. 264-73. Tram locos built by by this this Leeds-based Leeds-based company.company. DG ROAD TRANSPORT ADMINISTRATIONADMINISTRATION AND OPERATION 827 SCOWCROFT,SCOWCROFT, P. P. L. L.Nineteenth Nineteenth century century stagecoaches stagecoaches andand carriers in Thorne. Thorne Local Hist. Soc., 1996. pp. 23.23.4 4 drags,drwgs, 22 maps.maps.

DGla Animal Ani.. al powered powered goodsloods tranllPort:transport: drovers, packhorse,packhorse, carriers 828 BRIGHAM,BRIGHAM, ALAN. ALAN. The The pleasures pleasures and and diversions diversions of locallocal history. Local Hist. Mag. no. 54 (Mar/Apr. 1996)1996) pp. 11-14. InvestigatingInvestigating the history of Bolton,Bolton5, removers removers ofof Cambridge. Cambridge. 829 EVERITT,EVERITT, ALAN. ALAN. Country Country carriers carriers in in the the nineteenth nineteenth century.century. InIn GERHOLD, DORIAN (ed).,(ed)., RoadRoad transport in the hone-drawnhorse-drawn eraera (1996)(1996) pp. 1-24. Repr. from JillJnl TransportTransport History n.s. vo!.vol. 3 (1975-6) pp.pp. 179-202.179-202. 830 FREEMAN,FREEMAN, M. M. J. J.The The carrier carrier system system of ofsouth south Hampshire, Hampshire, 1775-1851.1775-185 l. InIn GERHOLD, DORIAN (ed)., RoadRoad transport in the horse-drawn era (1996)(1996) pp. 49-73. Repr. from JotJnl Transport History n.s. vo!.vol. 4 (1977-8)(1977-8) pp. 61-85.61-85. 831 GERHOLD,GERHOLD, DORIAN. DORIAN. Packhorses Packhorses and and wheeled wheeled vehicles vehicles inin England,England, 1550-1800.1550-1800. In GERHOLD, DORIAN (ed).,(cd)., Road transport in the horse-drawn era (1996)(1996) pp. 139-64. Repr. from JnIJnl Transport HistoryHiltory 3rd ser. vo!.vol. 1414 (1993) pp. 1-26.1-26. 832 PORTER,PORTER, S. S. Farm Farm transport transport in in Huntingdonshire, Huntingdonshire, 1610-1749.1610-1749. InIn GERHOLD, DORIAN (ed)., Road transport in the horse-drawn eraera (1996)(1996) pp. 127-37. Ownership of carts and, after 1660,1660, waggons,waggons, based onon aa studystudy ofof probateprobate inventories.inventories. JnlJnl Transport History 3rd ser. vo!.vol. 3 (1982) pp. 35-45. 833 SCOWCROFT,SCOWCROFT, PHILIP. PHILlP. Stage-coach Stage-coach connections connections with with railways railways and and steam steam packets packets fromfrom thethe DoncasterDoncaster areaarea 1815-50. Yesterday, Today (Doncaster(Doncaster Libraries) no. 20 (Aug. 1996)1996) pp. 19-23. 834 TURNBULL,TURNBULL, G. G. L. L.Provincial Provincial road road carrying carrying in inEngland England in in the the eighteenth eighteenth century.century. InIn GERHOLD, DORIAN (ed)., Road transport in thethe horse-drawn eraera (1996)(1996) pp. 25-47. Repr. from JitlJnl TransportTransport HistoryHiltory n.s. vol. 4 (1977-8) pp. 17-39. 835 TURNBULL,TURNBULL, G. G.L. StateL. State regulation regulation in thein the eighteenth-century eighteenth-century English English economy: economy: anotheranother look at carriers' rates.rates. InIn GERHOLD, DORIANDORIAN (ed)., (ed)., Road Road transport transport in in the the horse-drawn horse-drawn era (1996) pp. 107-25. Repr. from JnIJnl TransportTranlport History 3rd ser. vo!.vol. 6 (1985) pp. 18-36.18-36. 836 WATTS,WATTS, D. D.G. G.Drovers Drovers and and markets markets in in early early nineteenth nineteenth century century Hampshire.Hampshire. Hampshire Field Club & Arch. Soc., Section NewlltrlNewsltrs n.s. no. 25 (Spr. 1996) pp. 26-8. 837 WILLAN,WILLAN, T. S.T. TheS. The justices justices of ofthe the peace peace and and the the rates rates of ofland land carriage, carriage, 1692-1827.1692-1827. InIn GERHOLD, DORIAN (ed)., RoadRoad transport in thethe horse-drawn era (1996)(1996) pp. 99-106. RemRepr. from haJnl Transport Transport HistoryHilltory vo!.vol. 55 (1961-2) pp.pp. 197-204.197-204. 838 WINTER,WINTER, SUE. SUE. Charles Charles Webster Webster Ltd, Ltd, horse horse contractors contractors and and carmencarmen 1865-1930. East London Record no. 1818 (1996) pp. 15-20. The firm'sfirm's workwork includedincluded that of contractor contractor for the London-Guildford and London-Colchester Royal Parcel Mail services,services, 1890-1908.

DGlhDGllI SteamSte..... sad motorrotor transport tms,ort road road haulageh .....e 839 BUTCHER,BUTCHER, ALAN. ALAN. Cottingham CoUingham Removals. Removals. Vintage CommercialCommerCial Vehicle Mag. no. 83 (Nov. 1996) pp. 38-9. Notes on a Horsham-based firm firm founded in the early 20th cent. and sold to Bishops Move in the 1950s. 840 COATES,COATES, ROBERT. ROBERT. Bishops Bishop. Move.Move. Vintage CommercialComrllercial Vehicle Mag. no. 76 (Apr. 1996)1996) pp.pp. 6-9, no. 77 (May 1996)1996) pp.pp. 12-17,12-17; no. 80 (Aug. 1996)1996) p. 6. History ofof the the BishopsBishop. Move removal group.

484 841 COATES,COATES, ROBERT. R08ERT. Cider Cider from from Taunton.Taunton. VintageVintage Commercial VehicleVehicle Mag. no. 79 (July 1996) pp. 16-18, no.no. 80 (Aug. 1996) pp. 18-21, no. 81 (Sep.(~ep. 1996)1996) pp.pp. 18-21.18-21. ., .. Distribution oftheof the products of the Taunton CIderCider Co. Ltd of Norton Fltzwarren,Fitzwarren, lOcI.incl. the use of railraIl inID the 1980s. 842 COATES,COATES, ROBERT. ROBERT. Hardings Hardings of of Frome. Frome. VintageVintage Commercial VehicleVehicle Mag. no. 83 (Nov. 1996)1996) pp.pp. 11-15,11-15, no.no. 84 (Dec. 1996) pp. 18-22. History of J. R. Harding (Frome) Ltd.Ltd, founded 1927. 843 HEATON,HEATON, PAUL. PAUL. L. L. C. C. Lewis: Lewis: heavy heavy haulage.haulage. Abergavenny: P. M. Heaton, 1996. pp.pp. 128.128. ManyMany photos (16pp(I6pp col.). The firm was founded in 1979. 844 [STOREY,(STOREY, R. R. A.] A.) Road Road haulage haulage history history sources.sources. Modern Records Centre.Centre, Univ. of Warwick, 1996. pp.pp. 8. [Information(Information leafletleaflet no. 11111.) . Descriptions of the Centre's collections related related toto thethe roadroad haulage industryIOdustry 845 WYNN,WYNN, JOHN. JOHN. Wynns: Wynns: thethe lastlast 2020 years.years. Abergavenny: P. M. Heaton, 1996. pp.pp. 128.128. ManyMany photos (16pp col.). Sequel to Wynns:Wynn&: the firstfirst 100100 years (1995); continuingcontinuing the the historyhistory ofof the the heavyheavy haulagehaulage contractor, contractor, RobertRobert Wynn & Sons Ltd toto 1982.

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DG2aDGla Horse-drawn coachinlcoaching 846 AUSTEN,AUSTEN, B. B.The The impact impact of of the the mail mail coach coach on on public public coach coach services services inin EnglandEngland and Wales, 1784-1840. InIn GERHOLD, DORIAN (ed)., Road transport in the horse-drawn era era (1996) (1996) pp. 207-19. Repr. from Jnl TransportTransport History 3rd ser.ser. vol.vol. 2 (1981) pp. 25-37. 847 CRAMOND,CRAMOND, ISOBEL ISOBEL and and CRAMOND, CRAMOND, RONNIE. RONNIE. Notes Notes on on an an Edinburgh Edinburgh coachingcoaching firm.firm. Review of Scottish CultureCllltllre no. 9 (1995-6) pp. 139-41. Adam Cramond & Son. 848 DICKINSON,DlCKINSON, G. G. C. C. Stage-coach Stage-coach services services in in the the West West Riding Riding of of Yorkshire Yorkshire betweenbetween 1830 and 1840. InIn GERHOLD, DORIAN (ed)., Road transport inin thethe horse-drawnhorse-drawn era era (1996) (1996) pp.pp. 195-206. Repr. from lidJnl Transport Transport HistoryHistory vol.vol. 4 (1959-60) pp.pp. 1-12.1-12. 849 SCOWCROFT,SCOWCROFT, PHILIP. PHILIP. Coaching Coaching in in Doncaster.Doncaster. Yorksh.Yorksh. Hist. vo\.vol. 1I no. 4 (Jan-Feb. 1996) pp. 22-4.

DG2b-dDGlll-d Omnibus,Omnillus, trolleyintstrolleylt•• andand tramwaytra•• ay operationo.eratioa 850 BUCKNALL,BUCKNALL, J. J. B. B. The The heyday heyday of of the the bus: bus: Midlands.MidlaBds. Shepperton: Ian Allan, 1996. pp.pp. 80. Colour photographic record. Includes trolleybuses. 85851 I LUMB,LUMB, GEOFF. GEOFF. The The heyday heyday of of the the bus: bus: Yorkshire.Yorkshire. Shepperton: lanIan Allan, 1996. pp.pp. 80. Colour photographic record. Includes trolleybuses. 852 MILES,MILES, PHILIP PHILlP C. C. Tyne Tyne & & Wear Wear trams trams & &: busesbuses inin camera.camera. Whittlebary:Whittlebllry: Quotes,Qllotes, 1996. pp. 80. A photographic record. (10(10 photos of trams.)

London and Lo.donLondon TrTransport•••• ort 853 BAYES,BAYES, DAVID DAVID H. H. The The saga saga of of Walthamstow Waithams tow scrapyardscrapyard 1936-1938.1936.1938. TramwayTramway ReviewReview vol.vo\. 21 (1995-6)(1995-6) pp.pp. 244-54. 854 HARLEY,HARLEY, ROBERT. ROBERT. Aldgate Aldgate and and Stepney Stepney tramways. tramways. Midharst:Midhllrst: Middleton, 1996. pp.pp. [96].(96). 120120 photos, photos, drwgs,drwgs, 15 maps & plans, facsims. [Tramway(Tramway classics series.]series.) A pictorialpIctorial history. 855 HARLEY,HARLEY, ROBERT. ROBERT. Eltham Eltham and and Woolwich Woolwich tramways. tramways. Midhurst:Midhllr:rt: Middleton, 1996. pp.pp. [96].[96). 120120 photos, photos, drwgs,drwgs, 11 maps & plans, facsims. (Tramway[Tramway classics series.]series.) A pictorialpIctorial history. 856 HARLEY,HARLEY, ROBERT. ROBERT. Holborn Holbom and and Finsbury Finsbury tramways. tramways. Midhurst:Midhllrst: Middleton, 1996. pp.pp. [96].(96). 120120 photos, photos, drwgs,drwgs, 14 maps & plans, facsims. [Tramway classicsclassiCI series.]series.) A pictorialpIctorial history. 857 HARLEY,HARLEY, ROBERT. ROBERT. Stamford Stamford Hill Hill tramways, tramways, including including StokeStoke Newington.Newington. Midhurst:Midhllrlt: Middleton, 1996. pp.pp. 1961(96). 120120 photos,photos, drwgs,drwgs, 1212 mapsmaps && plans,plans, facsims. [Tramway(Tramway classicsclassicI series.]series.) A pictorial history. 858 McCORMACK,McCORMACK, KEVIN. KEVIN. The The heyday heyday of of the the London London bus, no. 3. Shepperton: Ian Allan, 1996. pp.pp. 80. 8383 photos.photos. Colour photographic record. 859 WILLIAMSON,WILLlAMSON, R. R. 1. J. London London Transport Transport numerical-stagenumerical-stage ('deaf & dumb') punch tickets. Luton:Lllton: TransportTransport Ticket Soc. Many facsims oftickels.of tickets. An illustrated catalogue,catalogue, 1933-58. pt 1, I, Tram & trolleybus.trolleybus. 1995. pp. 22. pt 2, 2, Central area buses.buses. 1996. pp. 26.

DG2bDGlb OOmnibus ...illu. a.dand co.chcoach operation 860 BOOTH,BOOTH, GAVIN GAVIN (ed). (ed). Classic Classic bus bus yearbook, yearbook, no.no. 2. Shepperton: Ian Allan, 1996. Collection ofof articles articles andand photographicphotographic features in a reminscent style. 861 BOWLER,BOWLER, GRAHAME GRAHAME and and KEITH. KEITH. Where Where are are they they now? now? Preserved Preserved SouthernSouthern Vectis busesbuses & coaches. Shanklin,Shanklin. Lo.W.:l.o.W.: G.G . &.re K. Publns,Pllblnl, 1996. pp. 36. 34 photosphotos (9 col.).co\.). 862 BROWN,BROWN, STEWART STEW ART J. J. BusesBuses in in Britain, Britain, /no.(no. 21.2). Harrow Weald:Weald: Capital Transport,Tran&port, 1996. pp.pp. 224. ManyMany col.co\. photos. Account oftheof the bus service operators,operators, their routes &:& vehicles as at end 1995,1995, arranged arranged inin regionalregional chapters.chapters.

485 863 CARROLL,CARROLL, JOHN JOHN and and ROBERTS, ROBERTS, DUNCAN. DUNCAN. Crosville:Crosville: thethe firstfirst fortyforty years.years. [Cover[Cover title: CrosvilleCrosville MotorMotor Services, pt 1: The first 40 years.]years.) Ed.Ed. byby T. B.B. Maund.Maund. Glossop.Glossop:- Venture,Venture, 1995.1995. pp. 160.160. [British busbus & trucktruck heritage series.]series.) 864 CROSS,CROSS, PHIL. PHIL. Reading Reading Transport: Transport: anotheranother 2020 years.years. ReadingReadzng Transport Enthusiasts' Club, 1996.1996. pp. 40. A detailed fleet list of buses in service 1976.96.1976-96. 865 GRIMLEY,GRIMLEY, ROGER ROGER with with FOLKARD, FOLKARD, LES. LES. TheThe BudleighBudleigh bus.bus. Higbury:Bigbury: R. Grimley, 1996. pp. 44, 11 pl.pI. 55 maps.maps. Typescript. [Devon omnibus collection, no. 15]15) A history of bus services at Budleigh Salterton, 1920-71,1920-71. incl. Hart's BusBus Service,Service, DevonDevon General and Southern Rly station buses. 866 t GRIMLEY,GR1MLEY, ROGER.ROGER. 'St Denys'Denys' andand `Pendennis'.'Pendennis'. Bigbury: author, 1996. pp. [7].(7). Typescript.Typescript. [Cornwall omnibus collection, no. I.]I.) A history of bus services operated by Arnold KestleKestle of St Dennis and F. Howard of Falmouth. 867 HIGGS,HIGGS, PHILIP. PHILlP. Spotlight Spotlight on on Crosville's Crosville's open-top open-top Lodekkas.Lodekkas. Cleveleys: Lancastrian, 1995.1995. pp. 20. 2424 photos.photos. Bristol Lodekka buses operated byby Crosville MotorMotor ServicesServices in north Wales. 868 JAMES,JAMES, LAURIE. LAURIE. Blue Blue Saloon Saloon blues.blues. Buses vol. 48 no. 495 (June 1996)1996) pp. 26-7. Obituary history of Blue SaloonSaloon Coaches, bus operator of Guildford. 869 JENKINSON,JENKINSON, KEITH KEITH A. A. and and STADDON STADDON S.S. A.A. NorthernNorthern andand its subsidiaries 1913-19951913-1995: fromfrom nono placeplace to success. Bradford: Bradford: Autobus Review, 1995. pp. 136.136. Northern General Transport. 870 LEES,LEES, R. R. H. H. The The Blue Blue Motors Motors remembered. remembered. Chatham: Roadmaster, 1994.1994. pp. 94. History of this Minehead bus and coach operator. 871 MAIDSTONEMAIDSTONE & & DISTRICT DISTRICT AND AND EAST EAST KENT KENT BUS BUS CLUB. CLUB. TheThe MaidstoneMaidstone && DistrictDistrict MotorMotor ServicesServices Ltd:Lld: anan illustrated fleet history 1911.1995.1911-1995. 2nd2nd edn.edn. Hemel Hempstead, 1995. pp. 216. [Publication, no. F2.]F2.) 872 MILLS,MILLS, GEOFF. GEOFF. Osborne's Osborne's of of Tollesbury. Tollesbury. Colchester: M.W.M. W. Transport Publns, 1995. pp. 36. 873 MORRIS,MORRIS, COLIN. COLlN. Hants Hants & & Dorset:Dorset: aa history. history. Rev.Rev. ednedn of History HIS/ory ofof Hants Hants && DorsetDorset Motor ServicesServices LtdLld (1973). Croydon: D.T.S. Publng, 1996. pp. 161.161. ManyMany innsillns (26(26 col.),coL), 1111 facsims,facsims, 55 mapsmaps && plans.plans. 874 NORRIS,NORRIS, JOHN. JOHN. Eastbourne's Eastbourne's first first motor motor buses.buses. Sussex IndlInd! Hlst.Hist. no. 26 (1996) pp. 2-10. 875 REES,REES, HARRY. HARRY. On On the the buses: buses: recollections recollections of of a aWest West Bromwich Bromwich busman. busman. ExpansionExpansion ofof 19901990 edn.edn. Droitwich Spa: Kithead, 1995. pp. 92. 64~4 photos.photos. West Bromwich CorpnCorpn Transport,Transport, 1928-76, based on author's experiences on traffic staff. 876 SENIOR,SENIOR, JOHN JOHN A. A. Colour Colour album album no. no. 2: 2: preserved preserved municipal municipal buses.buses. Glossop: VentureVenture Publns, 1996.1996. pp. 80.80. 877 SINGLETON,SINGLETON, JOHN. JOHN. Ribble Ribble Motor Motor Services Services and and co-operation co-operation inin thethe inter-warinter-war busbus industry.industry. JnIJnl TransportTransport Hist. 3rd ser. vol. 16 (1995) pp.pp. 117-33.117-33. 878 SOPER,SOPER, J. J. Leeds Leeds Transport, Transport, vol.vol. 2:2: 1902-1931.1902-1931. Leeds Transport Historical Soc.,Soc., 1996.1996. pp. 503. Many innsillns (incl. col.),coL), mapsmaps && plans. 879 THONTON,THONTON, JEAN JEAN (ed). (ed). Turton's Turton's (Ackworth) (Ackworth) Omnibus Omnibus Service.Service. Glasshoughton: Yorksh. ArtArt Circus, 1996.1996. pp.pp. 48. History & anecdotes of the service to Pontefract, 1922-62. DG2e Trolleybus systems 880 ROWE,ROWE, LYNDON LYNDON W. W. HastingsHastings trolleybuses.trolleybuses. Midhurst: Middleton, 1996.1996. pp. [96].(96).120 120 photos.photos. [Trolleybus classics series.]series.) A pictorial history. DG2d Tramway systems 881 ANDREWS,ANDREWS, JOHN JOHN F. F. The The Pwllheli Pwllheli and and Llanbedrog L1anbedrog Tramways.Tramways. Cowbridge / Bridgend: D. Brown, 1995. pp. 72. 105 photos. A photographic record of this horse tramway owned by S. Andrews & Son, with historical introduction basedbased in part on Ott.9652. Incl.Incl. briefbrief coverage coverage ofof Pwllheli Pwllheli CorpnCorpn Tramway.Tramway. 882 DAVEY,DAVEY, PETER. PETER. Bristol Bristol Tramways Tramways & & Carriage Carriage Co. Co. Ld Ld tramways tramways fleet,fleet, includingincluding aa fewfew detailsdetails ofof the replacement buses. Bristol: BristolBristol Tram Tram PhotographicPhotographic Collection, 1995. pp. [21].(21).43 43 photos.photos. 883 DAVEY,DAVEY, PETER PETER and and WELLAND, WELLAND, PAUL. PAUL. BathBath Tramways.Tramways. Midhurst: Middleton, 1996.1996. pp. [96]. 120120 photos,photos, drawings, 5 maps & plans, facsims. [Tramway classicsclaSSics series.]series.) A pictorial history. 884 GOULD,GOULD, DAVID. DAVID. Cardiff's Cardiff's electric electric tramways. tramways. 2nd 2nd edn edn ofof Ott.9649.Ott.9649. Oxford: Oakwood,Oakwood, 1996. pp. 136,136, fldg route map. 79 photos, 2 drwgs,drwgs, 55 routeroute && track diagms.diagms. [Locomotion papers, no. 81.] 885 GRAY,GRAY, TED. TED. Trafford Trafford Park Park Tramways Tramways 1897-1946.1897-1946. Manchester: Northern Publng, 1996. pp. 84,84. 2020 photos,photos, drwgs, 5 maps & plans, facsims. 886 HARRISON,HARRISON, M. M. The The tram tram restored restored atat Burnley.Burnley. TramwayTramway ReviewReview vol. 21 (1995-6) pp. 284-305, vol. 22 (1997-8) pp. 4-23. Early history of the Burnley & District TramwaysTramways Co. Ltd. 887 JORDAN,JORDAN, EDGAR. EDGAR. Reading Reading tramways. tramways. Midhurst: Middleton, 1996. pp. [96].[96]. 120120 photos,photos, drwgs,drwgs, 44 mapsmaps && plans, facsims. !TramwayJTramway classicsclassics series.] A pictorial history. 888 MAUND,MAUND, T. T. B. B. The The Liverpool Liverpool & & PrescottPrescott Light Light Railway.Railway. TramwayTramway ReviewReview vol. 21 (1995-6) pp. 164-75, 204-16. 889 NICHOLSON,NICHOLSON, MICK. MICK. The The Midland Midland Street Street signal signal box box of of the the Hull Hull Tramway Tramway Department.Department. Signalling Record 19961996 pp. 12-13.

486 890 PALMER,PALMER. STEVE. STEVE. The The heyday heyday of of Blackpool's Blackpool's trams. trams. Shepperton: fanIan AI/an.Allan, 1996. pp. 80. Colour photographicphotographic record. • 891 PALMER,PALM ER. STEVE STEVE and and MARTIN, MARTIN. BRIAN. BRIAN. A Anostalgic nostalgic look look at at Liverpool Liverpool trams trams 1945-1957.1945-1957. Wadenhoe: Silver Link,Link. 1996. pp. 132. Many photosphotos (6pp col.),col.). 77 maps.maps. A photographic record. 892 PETCH,PETCH. MARTIN. MARTIN. Portsmouth's Portsmouth's tramways. tramways. Midhurst: Middleton,Middleton. 1996. pp. [96].(96). 120120 photos,photos. drwgs,drwgs. 1414 mapsmaps & plans,plans. facsims.faesims. [Tramway classics series.]series.) A pictorial history. 893 PROUDLOCK,PROUDLOCK. NOEL. NOEL. Horse Horse trams' trams' 125th 125th anniversary anniversary in in Leeds.Leeds. TramwayTramway ReviewReview vol. 2121 (1995-6)(1995-6) pp.pp. 306-11.306-11. 894 TURNER,TURNER. KEITH. KEITH. The The directory directory of Britishof British tramways: tramways: every every passenger-carrying passenger-carrying tramway, tramway. past past and and present. present. Sparkford: PatrickPatrick Stephens, Stephens. 1996. pp. 248.248. 167167 photos,photos. 3333 facsims,faesims. 1616 maps & plans.plans. Brief details details ofof each each tramwaytramway systemsystem in the BritishBritish Isles, Isles. incl.inel. museum museum andand otherother pleasurepleasure lines. DHOH ROAD TRANSPORT LIFE AND LABOURl.ABOUR 895 BEYNON,BEYNON. DAVID DAVID H. H.A yearA year of unrest:of unrest: Swansea Swansea tramwaymen's tramwaymen's strikes,strikes. 1890-1.1890-1. Morgannwg vol. 4040 (1996)(1996) pp.pp. 64-79. Strikes over union recognition (National AmalgamatedAmalgamated Tramcar & OmnibusOmnibus Employees' Association of GreatGreat Britain) andand working practices.practices. DHIDHt Biographical/authobiographicalBiolraphlcal/authoblolraphical memoirs 896 KATIN,KATlN, ZELMA ZELMA in collaborationin collaboration with with Louis Louis Kafin. Katin. 'Clippie': 'Clippie': the the autobiography autobiography of ofaa war war time time conductress. conductress. Repr. of [1944](1944) edn.edn. Chetwode: Adam Gordon.Gordon, 1995. pp. 124. [Adam Gordon reprint.reprint, no. 12.J12.) Work on 'Steel City' (i.e.(i.e. SheffieldSheffield Corporation) Corporation) tramstrams during W.W.2. DK11DK1t Military road transport 897 EDWARDS,EDWARDS. P. P.R. R. The The supply supply of of horses horses to to the the Parliamentarian Parliamentarian andand Royalist armies inin the EnglishEnglish CivilCivil War. Historical Research Research vol.68 (1995) pp.pp. 49.66.49-66. 898 FLETCHER,FLETCHER. DAVID. DAVID. Guns Guns on on the the move.move. Vintage Commercial VehicleVehicle Mag. no. 73 (Jan. 1996) pp. 6-9. Development of gun-carrying lorries. 899 FLETCHER,FLETCHER. DAVID. DAVID. Moving Moving tanks. tanks. VintageVintage Commercial VehicleVehicle Mag. no. 81 (Sep. 1996) pp. 9-12, no.no. 8282 (Oct.(Oct. 1996)1996) pp.pp. 14-17.14-17. Development of tank carriers. 900 1't WARE, PAT. 'Quarter'Quarter Ton':Ton': Ford Ford & & Willys Willys Jeep, Jeep. Austin Austin Champ, Champ. LandLand RoverRover seriesseries I: thethe storystory ofof the the Quarter Ton,Ton. 4x4, utility inin BritishBritish military military service, service. 1941-1958.1941-1958. Croydon: WarehouseWarehouse Publns,Publns. 1996. pp. 220. Many photos (48 col.). 901 t WARE,WARE. PAT.PAT. TheThe militarymilitary Scammell Scarumell illustrated. Croydon: WarehouseWarehouse Publns,Publns. 1996. pp.pp. [?). PI 902 1t- WARE,WARE. PAT.PAT. Tugs Tugs of of war: war: heavy heavy recoveryrecovery vehicles,vehicles, tank transporterstransporters and and artillery artillery tractorstractors ofof thethe BritishBritish Army.Army, 1945-1965. Croydon: WarehouseWarehouse Pubins,Publns. 1995. pp. 176. Many illns.inns, incl. col.

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