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SR Books Sorted by Title 2014-08-05 SR Books Sorted by Title 2014-08-05 Title Author Publisher Year ISBN ... instructions ... for the information of Drivers, Firemen and Guards ... In operation on and Southern Railway. SR, Deepdene Hotel, Dorking. 1942 Passenger Train Alterations, Supplement No.7 to WTT, commencing 1 January 1962 T.R.V. Bolland BR(S) SE Division 1961 "4 Sub" Story, The Rayner, Bryan, & Brown, David. Purley: Southern Electric Group. 1983 150 Years of the LSWR Hardingham, Roger Kingfisher Railway Productions 1988 0-946184-40-2 1930s Home, The Greg Stevenson Shire Publications 2005 747804648 25 Years of Railway Research Colin J. Marsden Oxford Publishing Company Ltd. 1989 860934411 2-8-0 & 2-10-0 Locomotives of the War Department 1939-1945., The RCTS RCTS 1946? 35 Years of Main Line Diesel Traction Colin Marsden Oxford Publishing Company Ltd. 1982 860931714 4 Sub Story, The Rayner, Bryan & Brown, Derek Southern Electric Group 1983 0-906988-09-8 4mm Coach, The - Part One - First Principles and Basic Projects Williams Wild Swan 1994 1-874-103-127 4mm Coach, The - Part Two - Working with Metal Kits Stephen Williams Wild Swan Publications Ltd. 2000 1874103615 4mm Coal Wagon A Step by Step Guide, The Hayes, John Wild Swan Publications 1991 1-874103-48-8 4mm Engine, The - A Scratchbuilder's Guide R. Guy Williams Wild Swan Publications Ltd. 1988 906867703 4mm Wagon, The - Part One - Opens, Minerals and Hoppers Kent, Geoff Wild Swan Publications 1991 1-874103-03-8 4mm Wagon, The - Part Two - General Merchandise Vans, Special Purpose Vans and Tank Wagons Geoff Kent Wild Swan Publications Ltd. 1995 1874103240 50 Years of Preserved Steam on the Main Line J. S. Whiteley & G.W. Morrison Guild Publishing 1989 CN 6930 506 Story, The Peter Cooper Urie Locomotive Society 55 years on the footplate Symes, Stan The Oakwood Press 1995 0-85361-484-9 73082 Camelot From Barry to Bluebell Francis Dowley & Peter Gibbs 73082 Camelot Locomotive Societ 1996 0 9507761 2 2 Abandoned Stations on London's Underground Connor, J.E. Connor and Butler 2000 0-947699-30-9 abc Alphabetical Railway Guide July 1923 David St John Thomas, forewor BCA 1986 CN 8336 abc British Locomotives Combined Volume 1951 edited by A F Cook Ian Allan Publishing 2002 0-7110-2874-5 ABC British locomotives Part 2 10000 to 39999 Ian Allan 1949 none abc British Rail 1980 Motive Power Combined Volume Ian Allan Limited 1980 0 7110 1020 X abc British Rail 1987 Motive Power Combined Volume Ian Allan Limited 1987 0-7110-1691-7 abc British Rail Locoshed Directory R Kilpatrick Ian Allan Limited 1980 0 7110 0871 X abc British Railway Headcodes M. R. Bailey Ian Allan Publishing 1999 0 7110 2696 3 abc British Railways Coaches Standard Steam and Electric 1958 G. M. Kichenside Ian Allan Publishing 1999 0 7110 2694 7 abc British Railways Locomotives Combined Volume Winter 1961/2 edition Ian Allan Publishing 1998 0 7110 2591 6 ABC Combined volume 1942 - 1943 Ian Allan 1942/3 none abc Locoshed Book Combined Edition 1952 Ian Allan Publishing 2002 0-7110-2875-3 abc Locoshed Book Summer 1960 (reprint) Ian Allan Ian Allan Ltd 2004 0-7110-3060-X ABC of British Electric Trains Ian Allan Jan-48 none abc of British Locomotives 1957 Allan Ian Ian Allan 1993 0-7110-2203-8 abc of British Railways Locomotives 1960/ Pullman Cars & SR Locomotive-hauled Coaching Stock S Ian Allan Limited 1960 abc of British Railways Locos, combined volume 1953 Allan Ian Ian Allan 1996 0-7110-2435-9 abc of Southern and L.M.S. Electrics 1945, The Ian Allan and B Tatford Ian Allan Limited reprint 0 7110 1957 6 ABC of Southern and LMS Electrics Ian Allan Jan-46 none ABC of Southern Electrics Ian Allan Apr-44 none abc of Southern Electrics Dec 43 Allan Ian Ian Allan 1982 0 7110 1263 6 ABC of Southern Electrics, The abc Ian Allan Ltd. 1982 711012636 ABC of Southern Locomotives Ian Allan Apr-43 none Page 1 SR Books Sorted by Title 2014-08-05 Title Author Publisher Year ISBN ABC of Southern Locomotives and Electrics Ian Allan Apr-46 none ABC of Southern Locomotives, The abc Ian Allan Ltd. 1982 711012628 abc of Southern Locomotives, The - Complete list of all SR engines in service in 1942. Anon. Shepperton: Ian Allan 1943 abc of Southern Locos Dec 42 Allan Ian Ian Allan 1982 0 7110 1262 8 abc of Southern Locos Jul 47 Allan Ian Ian Allan 1947 ABC Southern Locomotive Spotting Chart Ian Allan 1947 none abc Spotter's Notebook, Southern (Summer '58 edition) Allan Ian Ian Allan 1958 Adams Radial Tank No. 488, The Bluebell Railway Preservation S Additional and altererd services Easter Holidays 1938 Southern Railway 1938 none Additions and Alterations to WTT, 11 September 1961 T.R.V. Bolland BR(S) SE Division 1961 Along South Eastern Lines Alun Jenkins Kent County Library 1986 0 905 15576 9 Alterations and Additions to the Instructions to be observed by Southern Railway employees when wo Southern Railway. SR 1947 Always a Layman John Langley Queenspark Books 1976 An Approach to Building Finescale Track in 4mm Iain Rice Wild Swan Publications Ltd. 1991 1874103003 Andover to Redbridge - the Sprat and Winkle Line Nigel Bray Kestrel Railway Books 2006 0-9544859-4-7 Andover To Southampton-Branch line To Longparish Vic Mitchell And Keith Smith Middleton Press 1998 0 906520 82 7 Architectural Modelling in 4mm Scale Rowe, Dave Wild Swan Publications 1983 0-906867-12-6 Around the Branch Lines No. 1 Southern T Gough OPC 1982 86093-159-5 Art of Weathering, The Martyn Welch Wild Swan Publications Ltd. 1993 1874103119 Arthurs, Nelsons and Schools at Work S C Townroe Ian Allan 1983 0-7110-1292-X Arthurs, Nelsons and Schools of the Southern, The S.C. Townroe Ian Allan Ltd 1973 0-7110-0434-X As The Were - Railways on OS Maps in the 1950s - Book1, Southern England Aeneas Mackintosh Offington Press 2002 0-9543269-0-3 Ashford The Coming of the Railway Gordon Turner Christine Swift 1984 950697753 Ashford Works Centenary 1847 - 1947 Southern Railway 1947 none Atlantic Coast Express, From the Footplate Austin Stephen Ian Allan 1989 0-7110-1822-7 Atlantic Coast Express, The Mais, S.P.B Southern Railway 1937 none Axeminster to Lyme Regis Railway, The Rose, E.J. Kingfisher Railway Productions 1982 none Axminster to Lyme Regis Railway, The E J Rose Kingfisher 1982 A-Z of Cars 1945-1970 Michael Sedgwick & Mark Gillie Bay View Books Ltd. 1986 1870979095 A-Z of Cars of the 1920s Nick Baldwin Bay View Books Ltd. 1994 1901432092 A-Z of Cars of the 1930s Michael Sedgwick & Mark Gillie Bay View Books Ltd. 1989 1870979389 A-Z of Cars of the 1970s Graham Robson Bay View Books Ltd. 1990 1870979400 A-Z of Cars of the 1980s Martin Lewis Bay View Books Ltd. 1994 1870979540 B.R. Standard Locomotives to scale Ian Beattie D. Bradford Barton Ltd. 1981 851533906 B4 Dock Tanks, The Cooper, Peter. Southampton: Kingfisher Railway 1988 0 946184 38 0 Banstead & Epsom Downs Railway, The J.R.W. Kirkby Oakwood Press 1983 085361 300 1 Barnstaple and Ilfracombe Railway, The Colin G Maggs Oakwood Press 1988 853613680 Barry Scrapyard: The Preservation Miracle Alam Warren Guild Publishing London 1988 CN 8203 Baseboard Basics and Making Tracks Booth, Trevor Silver Link Publishing 1993 1-85794-006-7 Basingstoke & Alton Light Railway, The E. Griffith E.C. Griffith 1970 None Basingstoke and Alton Light Railway, The Martin Dean, Kevin Robertson a Kestrel Railway Books 2003 0-9545617-0-8 Basingstoke To Salisbury Vic Mitchell And Keith Smith Middleton Press 1991 0 906520 89 4 Page 2 SR Books Sorted by Title 2014-08-05 Title Author Publisher Year ISBN Bath to Weymouth Line, including Westbury to Salisbury., The Maggs, Colin. n/p: Oakwood Press. 1982 Bembridge Branch Line, The Peter A. Harding Author 1988 0 9509414 4 1 Bert Hooker Legendary Railwayman Hooker, A.E. Oxford Publishing Co 1994 0-86093-447-0 Best of Southern Steam the Final Decade, The Postlethwaite, Alan Sutton Publishing 2000 0-7509-2457-8 Bideford, Westward Ho! & Appledore Railway, The Rod Garner Kestrel Railway Books 2008 978-1-905505-0 Big Four in Colour, The David Jenkinson Atlantic 906899621 Black Clouds & White Feathers Turner, Robert C. Oxford Publishing Co 1990 0-86093-457-8 Bluebell Historical Line Album 1879-1965 K. Marx Bluebell Railway Preservation Soci 1978 Bluebell Railway Locomotives as They Were Robert Inns & John Scott-Morg Midland Publishing Limited 1996 1 85780 036 2 Bluebell Railway Souvenir Guide Book Terry Cole Bluebell Railway 1987 0 903899 05 1 Bluebell Railway Steaming On T.C. Cole Bluebell Railway 1970 Bluebell Railway's Historic Collection of Locomotives, Coaches & Wagons, (The) Handel S. Kardas Bluebell Railway 1987 0 903899 04 3 Bluebell Steam In Retrospect. Michael S. Welch Bluebell Railway Preservation Soci 1980 903899 03 5 Bluebell's Historical Collection, The Handel S Kardas Bluebell Railway 1987 0 903899 04 3 Bodmin & Wadebridge Railway, The C.F.D. Whetmath Branch Line Handbooks 1967 None Bodmin and Wadebridge Railway Tony Fairclough & Alan Wills Bradford & Barton 1979 0-85153-343-4 Bogie Carriages of the London, Brighton & South Coast Railway D. Gould Oakwood Press 0-85361-4709 Bogie Carriages of the South Eastern & Chatham Railway David Gould The Oakwood Press 1993 0-85361-455-5 Bognor Branch Line, The S. Jordan Oakwood Press 1989 0 85361 393 1 Book of the 9F 2-10-0s, The Richard Derry Irwell Press Ltd 2006 1-903266-73-4 Book of the Forties Norman Preedy Peter Watts Publishing 1983 906025435 Book of the King Arthur 4-6-0s, The Richard Derry Irwell Press 2008 978-1-903266-9 Book of the Lord Nelson 4-6-0s, The Richard Derry Irwell Press Limited 2005 1-903266-59-9 Book of the Lord Nelsons, The, A Photographic Accompaniment Richard Derry Irwell Press Ltd 2005 1-903266-60-2 Book of the Merchant Navy Pacifics, The Derry, Richard Irwell Press 2001 1-903266-19-X Book of the Schools 4-4-0s, The Richard Derry Irwell Press 2006 1-903266-67-X Book of the Schools 4-4-0s, The , A Photographic Accompaniment: 1 Richard Derry Irwell Press Ltd 2006 1-903266-69-6 Book of the Schools Class, The Townroe, S.C.
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