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This Edition Was Created on Tuesday March 6Th 2018 and Contains a List This edition was created on Tuesday March 6th 2018 and contains a list of books and magazines, both bound and loose A list of new titles added since the creation of the last list can be found on the website in the second hand book lists tab To check availability of items please contact us either by – using the 'Contact Us' button on this website, or call +44(0)1947895170 (opening hours are shown on the website home page www.grosmontbookshop.co.uk). Postage and Packing at or about cost due to new Royal Mail charging structure based on weight and size of parcel. Reductions negotiable on volume purchases. Title Author Edition Publisher ISBN Comments Price Loose magazines, many issues available, send your list of requirements for us to check British Railway Journal British Railways Magazine, North Eastern Region 50s & early 60s issues between British Transport British Transport Review 04/1950 & 08/1960 Commission published 3 times per year Cassell's Railways of the World Parts 6 – 18 Great Western Railway Journal Industrial Archaeology Industrial Railway Record 1946 Apr-Dec; 1947; 1948; 1949 Locomotive Express, practical articles by Jan-July, Sept-Dec; practical men 1950 Jan nos. 111-117; 119- Locomotive Railway Carriage & Wagon 136; 669, 674, July Review 59 paper covers, most loose Locomotives Illustrated Modern Railways Model Railway Journal Model Railway Journal Compendium 1, 2, 3 5.00 issues 2272, 2312, Modern Transport, "The Times" of the 2316, 2319, 2322, transport world 2326, Moors Line issues up to no.100 Motive Power Monthly Jan 86 to Dec 91 Narrow Gauge & Industrial Railway Modelling Review Narrow Gauge News North Eastern Express issues 1 to 143, 216 On30 Annual 2007, 2009 Rail Ways, official journal of the railway enthusiasts issues 2, 3, 5-6, 8 Railway Enthusiasts's Club Mar/Apr 48 to Railway Locomotives Nov/Dec 51 missing Nov/Dec 48 Railway Magazine Railway Observer Railway Ramblings www.railwayramblers.org.uk issues from 1959 & Railway World 1960 Railways, incorporating Railway Pictorial issues from 1950, and Locomotive Review 51 & 52 Railways Illustrated Railways South East SPV's Railroad Atlas of North America many areas available 12.00 Stephenson Locomotive Society The Comprehensive Guide to Britain's 1st 1997 to 11th Railways 2014 Today's Railways Traction Trains Illustrated Bound magazines, usually £10 each, please contact us for further details regarding condition & price:- Historical Model Railway Society Journal volumes 2 to 4 Locomotive Railway Carriage and Wagon Review 1912 spine poor Locomotive Railway Carriage and Wagon Review 1913 spine poor Locomotive Railway Carriage and Wagon Review 1916 London & North Eastern Railway Magazine 1938 spine poor, binding cracked Model Engineer July – Dec 1930 Model Engineer 1974 Model Railroader 1975 thru 1977 Model Railway Constructor volume 12 Model Railway Constructor volume 25 thru 27 Model Railway Constructor volume 36 thru 40 Model Railway Journal 1985 thru 1991 7 volumes, vgc Model Railway News vol 1 1925, 1951 Model Railways 1972 thru 1976 Model Railways 1978 Model Railways 1980 thru 1983 Model Railways and Locomotives vols 3, 4, 5 Modern Railways 1963 thru 1964 Railway Gazette Centenary Issues 1925 thru 1938 Railway Magazine 1907 Jan – June Railway Magazine 1909 July – Dec incomplete, just about acceptable Railway Magazine 1937 July – Dec Railway Magazine 1938 July – Dec 2 copies Railway Magazine 1939 Jan – June Railway Magazine 1939 July – Dec Railway Magazine 1940 Railway Magazine 1946 thru 1947 Railway Magazine 1950 thru 1957 50-2, 51-2, 52-1, 55-4, 57-2 Railway Magazine 1959 thru 1960 59-1, 60-2 Railway Magazine 1962 Railway Magazine 1973 Railway Magazine 1976 Railway Magazine 1979 Railway Magazine 1991 Railway Modeller 1962 thru 1964 62-4, 63-2, 64-2 Railway Modeller 1967 thru 1980 68-2, 70-3, 71-2, 72-2, 77-2 Railway Modeller 1983 thru 1990 84-2 Railway Observer 1956 Pages 1 to 14 missing from index Railway Observer 1979 thru 1983 Railway Observer 1988 thru 1993 Railway Pictorial II 1949 Railway World 1957 vol 18 Railway World 1961 vol 22 XXX, XXXI-2, XXXII, XXXIII, XXXIV, Railway World 1969 thru 1974 XXXV-2 Railway World 1977 thru 1981 77-2, 78-2, 79-2, 80-2, 82-2 Railway World 1983 Railway World 1990 thru 1991 Railways' vol. 1 Dec 39 - June 40 Railways' volumes 3 thru 6 1942-1945 Railways' volume 10 1949 Steam Days 2001 - 2006 Vol 2 Dec 54 to Aug The Railway Enthusiast 55 The Railway Gazette 79th volume July to Dec 1943 poor condition The Railway Gazette 85th volume July to Dec 1946 The Railway Gazette 93rd volume July to Dec 1950 poor condition The Railway Gazette 95th volume July to Dec 1951 spine missing The Railway Gazette 98th volume Jan to June 1953 The Railway Gazette 99th volume July to Dec 1953 The Tramway Review 1951-1956 3 volumes The Tramway Review 1963-1968 3 volumes The World of Trains complete, all 135 issues Trains Illustrated 1960 Book list:- 40698.57 Percival "00" Gauge Layout and Design Ernest F Carter 1950 Marshall card cover, good 1.50 Percival card cover, edges well rubbed, overall "00" Gauge Layout and Design Ernest F Carter 1946 Marshall OK++ 1.50 "Ratty", a history of the Ravenglass and W McGowan W McGowan Eskdale Railway Gradon 1st 1947 Gradon hardback, no dj, good 6.00 "The Coronation" and other famous LNER Nicholson & no cover, otherwise complete, reading Trains Cecil J Allen 1938 Watson copy 5.00 “An Age of Kings”, a photographic record hardback, dust jacket ruffled along top of the final years of British Railways steam edge, edges slightly discoloured, locomotive operation 1956 – 1968 JB Bucknall 1982 JB Bucknall 0950792209 otherwise good 12.00 “Our model railway”, and all about it, or, A notable brewery railway system, being the copy of an article which recently appeared in the 'Railway Gazette' and the 'Railway Magazine' and reprinted by us through the The Bass courtesy of the Editors of those publicat 1977 Museum paperback, good 2.00 ex hardback, no covers, appears “The 10.30 Limited”, a railway book for Great Western complete but for covers, binding weak, boys of all ages WG Chapman 1923 Railway v poor, just about acceptable 1.50 0-6-2 Tank Papers No.1 2017 Irwell Press card cover, new 13.95 0-6-2 Tank Papers No.2 2017 Irwell Press card cover, new 12.95 Scottish Railway Preservation 0-6-2 tanks of the North British Railway 1963 Society pamphlet, slightly creased, OK 2.00 100 Jahre Eisenbahn in Lippe (German Werner Verlag Uhle & hardback, picture cover, minor bumps text) Menninghaus 1981 Kleiman 392265715X to edges, otherwise good 15.00 London card covers, top corner slightly 100 Years of the District Charles E Lee 1968 Transport bumped, otherwise good 4.00 Marlow / Maidenhead Railway 100 years of the Marlow Donkey 1873 Matthew Wells, Passengers' 1973 Michael Tilley 1973 Association card cover, good 2.00 100 Years of the West Highland Railway John McGregor 1994 ScotRail card cover, good 4.00 loose leaf sheets, 3 double-sided, 9 single-sided, w colour photo, line 12 Official Wagon Sheets from the 1980s 1980s British Rail drawing & principal dimensions 2.00 hardback, dust jacket top edge ruffled, 150 Years of British Railways Martin Hedges 1980 otherwise good 2.00 150 Years of Doncaster Plant Works, a pictorial history of Britain's famous railway Peter Tuffrey and Bond works Michael Roe 2003 Publications 1872062040 card cover, good 5.00 150 Years of Doncaster Plant Works, a pictorial history of Britain's famous railway Peter Tuffrey and Bond card cover, corners rubbed & creased, works Michael Roe 2003 Publications 1872062040 otherwise good 2.00 150 Years of Main Line Railways OS Nock 1980 Book Club hardback, dust jacket & book good 2.00 150 Years of the Hertford and Ware Rockingham card cover, bottom edge bumped, Railway David Dent 1993 Press 1873468180 signed by author, otherwise good 6.00 150 Years of Uninterrupted Progress in Mechanical Railway Engineering (a James Clayton RC Bond and OS Engineering card cover, slightly rubbed, otherwise Lecture) Nock 1975 Publications 085298328X good 5.00 150th Anniversary of Passenger Railways National Union card cover, edges rubbed, corners and Railwaymen 1975 of Railwaymen creased, OK 1.00 1550 hp diesel electric locomotive Class 33/1 (type KB) push-pull fitted, instructions to drivers 1974 BR Southern paper cover, good 3.00 Prescott-Pickup card cover, postcard album complete, 1830 1980 Our Iron Roads & Co good 2.00 1846 - 1946 The Roaring Century, this folder is issued as a souvenir of News Chronicle Centenary Railway Exhibition at Charing Cross Underground Railway Station 1946 News Chronicle folded paper, good 1.50 Roundhouse hardback, dust jacket top edge ragged, 1850-1925 Vintage Album JE Kite 1966 Books otherwise good 5.00 1960s Lancashire Steam in colour George Woods 2017 Amberley 9781445668086 card cover, new 14.99 1960s Southern Region steam in colour George Woods 2017 Amberley 9781445668222 card cover, new 14.99 1980 Rivarossi new items, an addition to the general catalogue 1980 Rivarossi paper cover, catalogue, good 3.00 19th century British railway accidents, an index of the Board of Trade Railway compiled by John card cover, spiral bound, front marked Department reports Dixon 1991 John Dixon by sticker, otherwise good 25.00 Steve le Cheminant, Vernon Murphy, Tele Rail hardback, dust jacket edges ruffled, 21st Century Extreme Steam Michael Rhodes 2003 Publications 0953789012 price clipped, otherwise good 6.00 2-8-0 Tank Papers 2017 Irwell Press card cover, new 14.95 2-8-2 Tank Papers 2017 Irwell Press card cover, new 13.95 Howell-North hardback, dust jacket corners
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