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PUBLICATION SALES LIST for APRIL 2021 PUBLICATION SALES LIST for APRIL 2021 This is the PSV CIRCLE publication sales list showing everything we have in stock at the time this list was prepared for April 2021. Publications not included are no longer available. Where a date is shown against a publication, this is the date of original publication. If addenda to Fleet Histories have been produced and are available then they will automatically be included in your order. The PSV Circle is a non-profit making organisation and exists primarily to serve its membership. Any surplus from publication sales is used to enable us to produce more publications. POSTAGE & PACKING: All items are offered post free in the UK. Overseas purchasers should add 25% to their order value or place their order though the website where the correct excess postage will be calculated. **** PSV Circle members can now order all PSV Circle publications currently at 25% discount post free in the UK; just one of the benefits of PSV Circle membership. Members, please claim this and note your membership/computer number on the order form where indicated. This discount does not include CDs, old paper news sheets or any items otherwise marked as reduced. Please make any cheques or Postal Orders payable to THE PSV CIRCLE. Overseas orders are most welcome but we do have to add 25% to cover excess postage costs and only sterling payments can be accepted. Please send all post orders to: (Please note our new address) PSV CIRCLE SALES (S104) 11 th Floor Wentworth House 350 Eastern Avenue ILFORD IG2 6NW YOU MAY ORDER ALL AVAILABLE PSV CIRCLE PUBLICATIONS AND PAY SECURELY ON LINE at: www.psvcircle.org.uk OR JUST USE THE ORDER FORM AT THE END OF THIS LIST WITH YOUR CHEQUE OR POSTAL ORDER. OUR GEOGRAPHICAL FLEET LISTS - G LISTS These lists are county based and are a snapshot of our monthly news sheets including all known current PSVs and non-PSVs in the county or area listed at the time of publication. Lists include registration marks, chassis & body types and numbers, dates new, previous registration marks etc. in the indicated area. All are illustrated and are the only series of fleet books to contain this amount of detail. All are illustrated in full colour. 7/8th Editions G711 London: operators A-Ch Nov-2017 £ 9.00 G712 London: operators Ci-London Duck Nov-2017 £ 9.00 G713 London: operators London General-Menzies Nov-2017 £ 9.00 G714 London: operators Metroline-Z Nov-2017 £ 9.00 G715 London: Trams, Non-PSV operators Jan-2018 £ 9.00 G720 Hampshire (A to R) Jun-2017 £ 9.00 G721 Hampshire (S to Z) & Isle of Wight Jun-2017 £ 9.00 G722 Kent Part 1 Operators A to L Sep-2018 £ 9.00 G723 Kent Part 2 Operators M to Z and Non-PSV Sep-2018 £ 9.00 G724 Essex Part 1: Operators A-O Jan-2019 £ 9.00 G725 Essex Part 2: Operators P-Z and Non-PSV Jan-2019 £ 9.00 G726 East Sussex Jul-2020 £ 9.00 G727 West Sussex Aug-2020 £ 9.00 G628 Surrey Apr-2016 £ 9.00 G731 Devon Dec-2016 £ 9.00 G732 Somerset Dec-2018 £ 9.00 G733 Berkshire Jul-2019 £ 9.00 G734 Cornwall, Channel Islands, Isles of Scilly Jul-2018 £ 9.00 G735 Gloucestershire Mar-2020 £ 9.00 G736 Dorset Dec-2019 £ 9.00 G637 Wiltshire May-2015 £ 9.00 G738 Oxfordshire Aug-2019 £ 9.00 G741 Nottinghamshire Dec-2016 £ 9.00 G742 Staffordshire Jul-2018 £ 9.00 G743 Derbyshire Jun-2018 £ 9.00 G744 West Midlands Part 1: A - WM Accessible Apr-2020 £ 9.00 G745 West Midlands Part 2: WM Travel - Z, Non-PSV Apr-2020 £ 9.00 G746 Leicestershire & Warwickshire *** NEW *** Dec-2020 £ 9.00 G647 Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Shropshire Nov-2016 £ 9.00 PUB 2021 04 April 21.04.2.docx - 2 - | P a g e G751 Bedfordshire Feb-2018 £ 9.00 G752 Hertfordshire Jul-2018 £ 9.00 G753 Buckinghamshire Apr-2019 £ 9.00 G754 Norfolk Nov-2019 £ 9.00 G755 Lincolnshire Mar-2018 £ 9.00 G756 Cambridgeshire & Northamptonshire Dec-2019 £ 9.00 G657 Suffolk Aug-2016 £ 9.00 G761 Cheshire Feb-2018 £ 9.00 G762 Lancashire Feb-2019 £ 9.00 G763 Cumbria and Isle of Man Mar-2019 £ 9.00 G764 Merseyside Feb-2020 £ 9.00 G665 Greater Manchester Part 1 - Operators A – I Dec-2015 £ 9.00 G666 Greater Manchester Part 2 - Operators J - Z and Non-PSV Dec-2015 £ 9.00 G771 South Yorkshire Jan-2017 £ 9.00 G772 North Yorkshire Nov-2018 £ 9.00 G773 Cleveland and East Yorkshire Mar-2018 £ 9.00 G774 West Yorkshire *** NEW *** Jan-2021 £ 9.00 G676 Durham and Northumberland Mar-2015 £ 9.00 G777 Tyne & Wear *** NEW *** Nov-2020 £ 9.00 G782 South Central Wales Oct-2018 £ 9.00 G783 North Wales Jun-2018 £ 9.00 G784 South East Wales Jun-2020 £ 9.00 G785 Republic of Ireland Major Operators Sep-2020 £ 9.00 G686 Republic of Ireland Other Operators Part 1 A-Gillespie Jul-2015 £ 9.00 G687 Republic of Ireland Other Operators Part 2 Gillespie-Moroney Jul-2015 £ 9.00 G688 Republic of Ireland Other Operators Part 3 Aug-2015 £ 9.00 G791 Scotland North Feb-2017 £ 9.00 G792 Scotland East Mar-2019 £ 9.00 G793 Scotland West Part 1 (Major ops and NPSV) *NEW* Nov-2020 £ 9.00 G794 Scotland West Part 2 (Other operators and NPSV) Feb-2021 £ 9.00 G696 Scotland South Oct-2015 £ 9.00 G697 Northern Ireland Jul-2016 £ 9.00 ** There are a small number of older G lists available at a reduced price. As this list is very dynamic and, in many cases, only one copy remains. These can only be viewed and purchased through our website. See the Reduced To Clear option at www.psvcircle.org.uk for details and to order securely. If you do send an order by post this will not be processed and you will be directed to the website. PUB 2021 04 April 21.04.2.docx - 3 - | P a g e FLEET HISTORIES These are all published by the PSV Circle and are thoroughly researched and give extensive information about the vehicles operated by the operator concerned. Details of companies taken over and of the subsequent operators of vehicles known at the time of printing are usually given. The following list is arranged within the old Traffic areas. If a publication is not listed below it is now out of print and no longer available. All publications are A5 booklet printed with card covers and illustrated. Publications from early 2006 feature some colour photographs where available. Our newer series of Fleet Histories of smaller operators is set out in County order rather than Traffic Areas. If addenda have been prepared, these will be supplied with the publication. NORTH EASTERN (NORTHERN) TRAFFIC AREA PA23 Barrow Borough Transport Ltd. Nov-2012 £10.00 2PA11 Cumberland Motor Services Ltd. (2 nd edition) Oct-2013 £15.00 2PA15 Darlington Transport Company & predecessors (2 nd edition) Sep-2006 £ 9.00 PA22 Hartlepool Transport & its predecessors Sep-2007 £ 9.00 2PA12 Middlesbrough, Stockton, Teesside RTB (2 nd edition) Apr-2001 £ 8.50 2PA20 OK Motor Services Ltd. (2 nd edition) Mar-1998 £ 7.50 PA21 Trimdon Motor Services Feb-2002 £12.00 NORTH EASTERN (YORKSHIRE) TRAFFIC AREA PB32 Busways Travel Services & Tyne & Wear Omnibus Aug-2004 £12.00 PB33 East Yorkshire Motor Services Ltd. Part 1 (1926 – 1987) Mar-2018 £16.00 PB31 Hebble Motor Services Mar-2004 £12.00 2PB22 Kingston Upon Hull City Transport Jun-2014 £12.00 PB25 National Travel (North East) & successors Apr-1989 £ 4.50 PB27 Sheffield United Tours Ltd. May-1993 £ 5.50 PB29 South Yorkshire PTE Part 2 1979-86 Nov-1993 £ 5.50 PB26 York Pullman Bus Company Jan-1992 £ 4.50 NORTH WESTERN TRAFFIC AREA PC26 Ashton-under-Lyne and Oldham Corporations May-2003 £10.00 2PC20 Blackpool (2 nd edition) Jun-2003 £11.00 PC24 Bury, Ramsbottom, Rochdale Jun-1998 £ 6.00 PC30 Crosville Motor Services Ltd. Part 1 (1910 - 1948) Jan-2018 £18.00 PC27 Crosville Wales Limited Jun-2007 £ 9.00 PC25 Fylde Transport & Predecessors May-2002 £ 8.00 PC31 Lancashire United Transport Ltd and its predecessors Dec-2019 £16.00 2PC21 Lancaster and its predecessors Sep-2012 £12.00 PC28 Preston Bus Limited and its predecessors Apr-2011 £12.00 PC29 Ribble Motor Services Ltd Part 1 (1919-1945) Jan-2015 £16.00 2PC2 Scout Motor Services Ltd. & W.C. Standerwick Ltd. Sep-2010 £12.00 PUB 2021 04 April 21.04.2.docx - 4 - | P a g e WEST MIDLANDS TRAFFIC AREA PD24 Birmingham City Transport. Oct-2015 £16.00 PD18 Burton upon Trent, East Staffs., Victoria, Viking, Wellings Mar-1990 £ 4.00 PD19 Midland Red (North) Ltd. Jun-1991 £ 4.50 PD20 Midland Red West (includes Midland Red coaches) Jul-1991 £ 4.50 PD21 Midland Red South (includes G&G and Vanguard) Aug-1993 £ 6.00 PD22 The Stratford Connection - Stratford Blue, Guide Friday Nov-1998 £ 8.00 2PD6 Walsall Corporation & West Bromwich Corporation (3rd edition) Nov-2005 £10.00 PD23 Wolverhampton Corporation Jan-2014 £12.00 EAST MIDLANDS TRAFFIC AREA PE15 Barton Transport Part 1 1897-1959 May-2009 £11.00 2PE6 Arriva Derby & its predecessors (2 nd edition) Sep-2003 £12.00 PE18 Lincolnshire Road Car Part 1: To 1949 Feb-2014 £12.00 PE4R Lincolnshire Road Car Part 2: 1950-1981 (reprint) Jan-2002 £ 8.50 PE19 Midland General *** NEW *** Nov-2020 £16.00 PE16 Trent Motor Traction Company Limited Part 1 (1913-1950) Aug-2011 £12.00 EASTERN TRAFFIC AREA PF10 Ambassador Travel (Anglia) Ltd., Cambus & Viscount Dec-1991 £ 4.50 3PF7 Colchester Corporation (3 rd edition) Jul-2002 £ 7.50 2PF4 Eastern National Omnibus Co.
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