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BOOK SALES LIST (December 2016) BOOK SALES LIST (December 2017) SALES POLICY Society policy is to make available for sale a range of Industrial, Narrow Gauge and Light Railway publications, many of which are not easily obtained in the High Street. We can obtain other railway, books from main-stream publishers but these are NOT usually held in stock. Please note that Mr. Robinson holds the stocks of foreign magazines. Mixed orders can be sent either to Mr. Geeson, or Mr. Robinson, who will forward your order for the relevant items. Subject to any delays in the postal service we will endeavour to despatch items to you as soon as possible. We do not bank cheques until after the goods have been despatched. Please send an SAE if you require an order acknowledgment. If ordering a large order, over 2kg, please supply a contact phone number for the courier to use in case of problems with delivery PAYMENT DETAILS: Postage and Packing: UK: 20% (maximum £6.00) Orders of £60 and over are POST FREE Overseas 33.33% (20% on orders of £60 and over) or contact the Sales Team for a quotation. Orders with cheque/PO payable to “Industrial Railway Society” to Mr S Geeson, 24 Dulverton Road, MELTON MOWBRAY, Leicestershire, LE13 0SF or Mr S.C. Robinson, 47 Waverley Gardens, LONDON, NW10 7EE or by Debit/credit card, American Express or Paypal from the ESHOP: www.irsshop.co.uk or by BACS to: Sort Code 30-19-14; Account Number 03735617 The IBAN details are: BIC Code: LOYDGB21086 IBAN: GB13 LOYD 3019 1403 7356 17 SECOND HAND BOOKS For ease of administration it has been the Society’s recent policy to dispose of single copies of “out of print” IRS books by advertising them on the IRS Yahoo Group website. However, for anyone who is not a member of the Group, there is the option to advise Bob Darvill, address below, of their requirements as he maintains a “Waiting List” for IRS Publications and Industrial Railway Records (see below). INDUSTRIAL RAILWAY SOCIETY ITEMS INDUSTRIAL RAILWAY RECORDS Back issues are available from Mr R.D.Darvill, 119 Bath Street, Rugby, CV21 3JA. Postage is £1.30 per copy with a discount when more than one issue is purchased 172-191 £3.75 each 61, 65, 66 £1.50 each 192-199 £4.00 each 90, 94, 96, 98, 99 £2.00 each 200-202, 204-211 £4.50 each 100 £3.00 “From The Archives” £3.50 104, 107, 110, 113-115, 121-122 £2.00 each 203”Austerity Saddle Tank Locomotives”£6.95 124-127 £2.10 each 212-226, 227 £4.75 each 128-138, 140-147 £2.50 each 228-231 New £5.00 each 148-155 £2.75 each Index for Vol. 4 £1.00 156-159 £3.00 each Index for Vols. 6 & 8 £1.50 each 160-163 £3.25 each Index for Vols. 11-17 £2.00 each 164-171 £3.50 each Also available Indices for Vols 18, 19(New) less 20% if four or more of the issues 61 to 191 are ordered together. Limited Stock remains for some issues. Give an alternative if possible or the article that is of interest Mr Darvill, also holds various second hand copies of out of print issues and maintains a “Waiting List” where he does not have the particular issues in stock. Mr Darvill and Mr Geeson, in addition, holds the following: Special Issue: Bulletin No. 944 - RoD Baldwin Locomotives £3.00 Overseas Bulletins: to Btn No.959 (July 2015) £2.00 each, from Btn No. 963 (September 2015) £2.50 each CORDEX BINDERS FOR “THE INDUSTRIAL RAILWAY RECORD” These binders hold 12 issues plus index, and are green, with the title “Industrial Railway Record” and the IRS logo embossed in gold. There is also an embossed gold square to take the volume number. New stock now available, with 13 strings - £11.00 for two binders + 20% p&p Adhesive Gold volume numbers are available in sets of 1-12 & 13-24 @ £1.00 per set. SOCIETY TIES & POLO SHIRTS Society members are entitled to wear the official Society Tie (limited stocks). This is available in green or blue from Mr Geeson at £3.50 each. Stocks of the blue tie are nearly exhausted. Mr Geeson can also supply the official Society Polo Shirt in blue at sizes M, L, XL and XXL at £8.00 each. MUGS White engraved with a drawing of K 5474 (ex S&L Corby) - £3.00 (Worcester Loco Society item) PENS Industrial Railway Society retractable pens - £1.00 each OTHER PUBLISHER’S BOOKS and DVDS All books are Soft Cover unless marked (H) = Hardback book, R= reprint, OOP = out of print (X) = x copies left in stock, $ = special members price/RRP, N = New @ = reduced price old stock item, covers may be scuffed A to B Books H C S Bullock, His life and Locomotives, Barotse Development Trust new edition £11.95 Sitimela: A History of the Zambezi Saw Mills The Locomotives of Tom Smith £9.99 Logging Railway 1911-1972 £9.00 Amberley Publishing Blue Rock Publications British Austerity Saddle Tanks £19.99 Greenside & the Mines of Ullswater Valley Coal Mining in Lancashire & Cheshire £17.99 Honister Slate Locomotives of the Lancashire Seathwaite Wad & the Mines of the Borrowdale Central Coalfields £15.99 Valley (1 of each) @ £9.00 South Staffordshire Coalfield £14.99 Thirlmere Mines and the Drowning Walkden Yard The Lancashire Central of the Valley (1) @ £10.00 Coalfield Workshop £14.99 South African Steam in the 1970’s N. £14.99 Booklaw Publications Vulcan Foundry, 150 years of Engineering An Illustrated Historical Review of the Clayton New £14.99 type 1 class 17 (H) £26.99 Railway Maintenance Vehicles and Ind. Rlys. in Northumberland & Co. Durham in Equipment New £14.99 the Latter Days of Steam (large landscape Ore Mining in the Lake District New £14.99 photo album) (oop) 1 (H) $ £9.99/19.99 The Cromford & High Peak in colour £14.99 Modelling Aspects of the Coal Industry Photograpic Albums (includes many industrial steam locos) R £9.99 Industrial Locomotives & Railways of Modelling Further Aspects of the Coal The Midlands New £19.99 Industry (H) £9.99 London & Northern Home Counties £19.99 Industrial Locomotives & Installations (photo Eastern England £19.99 album) 1 North East England $£9.00/9.99 Cumbria £19.99 Ironstone Quarries of the Midlands The South and West of England £19.99 (Softback Reprints - See under Runpast for hardback copies) All Reduced to £9.00 each The Araucaria Press Part 1 Introduction Railways at the End of the World, Patagonia Part 2 Oxfordshire and the South Atlantic Islands (H) £49.95 Part 3 Northampton Part 4 Wellingborough Ash Tree Publications Part 5 Kettering The Yeoman Story, From Shipowners to Part 6 Corby Area Quarrymasters. A tribute to John Foster Part 7 Rutland Yeoman (H) £20.00 Part 8 Lincolnshire Part 9 Leicestershire Association for Industrial Archaeology Archaeology Guide Books: Camden Northamptonshire New £6.50 Here be Dragons, A Journey to the end of Sussex New £6.50 the World. Phil Girdlestone Autob. H £33.95 Tayside £5.50 Hunslet Austerity Spares List £8.95 Essex £4.00 Derbyshire £4.50 Century Loco Prints Forth & Clyde £4.50 The History of the Tees Engine Works - Herts & Lea Valley £4.50 Gilkes, Wilson & Hopkins £7.95 Lancashire £4.50 Reprint of 5th Manning-Wardle Catalogue South East Wales £4.50 $ £7.95/9.95 Wiltshire £4.50 Rails Through the Amazon £12.50 Cleethorpe Coast Light Railway Australian NG Railway Museum Society The Sutton Coldfield 15” gauge Railway, Built by Bundaberg Foundry £17.00 (reprint of 1990 Plateway Press) £7.95 Salute to the Hudswells £22.00 The Sutton Coldfield 15” gauge Railway, in Clydes among the Cane, Fiji’s sugar railway pictures, £7.95 on Viti Levu (2010) £11.00 Continental Railway Circle Forge Books Indian Locos Callington Railways £4.75 - Vol.1 Broad Gauge 1851-1940 £3.00/9.00 - Vol.2 Metre Gauge 1872-1940 £3.00/9.00 P. Harding -Vol.3 Narrow Gauge £3.00/9.90 The Fovant Military Railway New £4.00 -Vol.4 1940-1990 £3.00/10.50 The Bembridge Branch Line £4.00 Today’s Steam Sugar Lines Cuba £5.00/9.99 The Bexhill West Branch Line £4.00 The Dyke Branch Line £4.00 Cornwell Hythe Pier Railway £4.00 The History of the Cheddleton Hospital Bisley Camp Branch Line £4.00 Railway 1895-1954 £16.00 Branch Lines from Brookwood £4.00 The History of the Whittingham Hospital Branch Lines in Kent £4.00 Railway 1884-1957 $£13.00 The Bulford Branch and the Larkhill Military The History of the Calderstones Hospital Railway New edition £4.00 Railway 1907-1953 $£15.00 Colonel Stephens Railways in Kent £4.00 The Hawkhurst Branch Line £4.00 The Crowood Press The Hellingly Hospital Railway £4.00 Modelling Heavy Industry, A Guide for Kemp Town Branch Line £4.00 Railway Modellers New £18.99 The Longparish Branch £4.00 Memories of the East Kent Light Railway £4.00 C.S.I.P.S. The Ramsgate Tunnel Railway £4.00 Pit to Port. Transport & the China Clay Rye & Camber Tramway £4.00 Industry in Mid Cornwall £3.50 The Sheppey Light Railway £4.00 Tongham Railway £4.00 The Cumbrian Railways Association West Ventnor Branch Line £2.00 Tracks of the Ironmasters, A History of the The Lee on Solent Railway £4.00 Cleator and Workington Jct. Rly £8.95 The Petersfield to Midhurst Branch £4.00 Whitehaven,The Railways and Wagonways of a Unique Cumbrian Port £13.50 Holme Publishing An Introduction to Cumbrian Railways Rail s along the Derwent, Derwent Valley Light New £9.95 Railway (H) £22.95 DGEG / A&M Neale The History Press (inc Tempus) Arthur Koppel / Orenstein Koppel.
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