RECORD OF CLASSIFICATION OF ITEMS IN THE PRCLT REFERENCE LIBRARY COLLECTION Our books are catalogued using the same classification system as the National Railway Museum. We have additional library/ archival material kept in storage which is not listed here. Please contact us if you would like further details. A1: GENERAL HISTORY OF RAIL TRANSPORT IN THE BRITISH ISLES Classification/ TITLE shelf mark number A1/001 Colin Garratt (2006), Classic British Steam Trains (Star Fire) A1/002 Michael Harris (1996), British Main Line Services in the Age of Steam 1900-1968 (Oxford Publishing Co.). A1/003 Peter Herring (2004), Yesterday’s Railways (David & Charles) A1/004 Tom Quinn (2008), Memories of Steam: Reliving the Golden Age of Britain’s Railways (David & Charles) A1/005 David Ross (2006), The Illustrated History of British Steam Railways (Parragon Books Ltd) A1/006 David Ross (2002), British Steam Railways: A History of Steam Locomotives – 1800 to the Present Day (Parragon) A1/007 Jack Simmons (1986), The Railways of Britain: A Journey Through History (Guild Publishing) A1/008 Jack Simmons & Gordon Biddle, eds. (2003), The Oxford Companion to British Railway History (Oxford University Press). A1/009 David St John Thomas & Patrick Whitehouse (1990), The Great Days of the Express Trains (Guild Publishing) A1/010 David Spaven and Julian Holland (2011), Mapping the Railways: The journey of Britain’s railways through maps from 1819 to the present day (London: Times Books) A1/011 David St John Thomas & Patrick Whitehouse (1991 reprint), The Great Days of the Country Railway (Newton Abbot: David & Charles). A1/012 Paul Atterbury (2005), Along Country Lines: Exploring the Rual Railways of Yesterday (David & Charles). A1/013 Barrington Tatford (1945), The Story of British Railways (London: Sampson Low, Marston & Co. Ltd.). A1/014 J.F. Gairns ( Railways For All (Ward, Lock & Co. Limited) A1/015 The Wonder Book of Railways, nineteenth edition (London: Ward, Lock & Co. Limited) A1/016 Cecil J. Allen (1928), Trains & Their Control (London: Longmans, Green and Co.). 1 A2: OVERSEAS RAILWAYS (GENERAL) Classification/ TITLE shelf mark number A2/001 Clarence Winchester, Cecil J. Allen (eds.), Railway Wonders of the World: volume 1 (The Waverley Book Company Ltd.) A2/002 Clarence Winchester, Cecil J. Allen (eds.), Railway Wonders of the World: volume 2 (The Waverley Book Company Ltd.) A2/003 Clarence Winchester, Cecil J. Allen (eds.), Railway Wonders of the World: volume 3 (The Waverley Book Company Ltd.) A2/004 Clarence Winchester, Cecil J. Allen (eds.), Railway Wonders of the World: volume 4 (The Waverley Book Company Ltd.) A2/005 John Westwood (2009), The Historical Atlas of World Railways (Cartographica Press). A2/006 G. Freeman Allen, Railways the World Over (London: Ian Allan Ltd.) A2/007 Cecil J. Allen (1930), Railways of Today: Their Evolution, Equipment and Operation (London: Frederick Warne & Co. Ltd.) A3: CHILDREN’S BOOKS Classification/ TITLE shelf mark number A3/001 Cecil J. Allen (5th edition, 1960), Eagle Book of Trains (Longacre Press Limited). A3/002 Cecil J. Allen (1928), Railway Wonders (John F. Shaw & Co. Ltd.) A3/003 Brian Fawcett, Let Me Drive! (Blackie & Son Limited) A3/004 Brian Reed (1958), Locomotives: The ‘Power and Speed’ Series for Boys (London: Temple Press Limited). A3/005 Harry Golding (ed.), The Wonder Book of Railways for Boys and Girls (London: Ward Lock & Co. Limited). B2-3: THE RAILWAY AGE, C. 1840-1914 Classification/ TITLE shelf mark number B2-3/001 Bryan Morgan (1974), Early Trains (London: Hampton House Productions Ltd.) B4-7: RAILWAYS AND WARFARE Classification/ TITLE shelf mark number B4-7/001 The British Railways Press Office (1943), Facts About British Railways in Wartime B4-7/002 George C. Nash (1946), The LMS At War (The London Midland and Scottish 2 Railway) B4-7/003 O.S. Nock (1999), Britain’s Railways At War 1939-1945 (BCA) B4-7/004 Kenneth Oldham (1993), Steam in Wartime Britain (Alan Sutton Publishing Ltd.) B4-7/005 Cecil McGivern (1944), Junction X: a dramatisation of events that occurred at a vital cross- roads on the path to victory on a certain day in 1944 between the hours of 10 a.m. and 10 p.m.: A broadcast showing how British Railways are successfully carrying out their vital and gigantic war task in conditions of unparalleled difficulty. Written and produced by Cecil McGivern with the full co-operation of the L.M.S., L.N.E., G.W., and Southern Railways. Published through the courtesy of the B.B.C. (London). B5-6: BRITISH RAILWAY HISTORY 1923-1947 (“GROUPING” PERIOD) Classification/ TITLE shelf mark number B5-6/001 (1996), British Railways Atlas 1947: The Last Days of the Big Four (Ian Allan Publishing). B5-6/002 Alan Earnshaw & David Jenkinson (1997), The Last Years of The Big Four (Atlantic Publishers). B8-10: BRITISH RAILWAY HISTORY 1948-1993 (NATIONALISATION PERIOD) Classification/ TITLE shelf mark number B8-10/001 Atlantic Transport Publishers (1992), Steam For Scrap: The Complete Story (Cornwall: Atlantic Transport Publishers) B8-10/002 E.D. Bruton (1976), British Steam 1948-1955 (Ian Allan Ltd.) B8-10/003 Keith Langston, British Steam 1948-1968 (Horncastle: Mortons Media Group Ltd.) B8-10/004 Alan Warren (1988), Barry Scrapyard: The Preservation Miracle (David & Charles). B8-10/005 Michael R. Bonavia (1979), The Birth of British Rail (London: George Allen & Unwin). B8-10/006 Tom Heavyside (1987 edition), Steam Renaissance: The decline and rise of steam locomotives in Britain (London: David & Charles). 3 C0A: RAILWAY HISTORIES OF SPECIFIC TOWNS, LOCAL AREAS AND BRANCH LINES COAb: South West Region (Cornwall, Devon, Somerset, Dorset, Avon, Wiltshire, Gloucestershire) Classification/ TITLE shelf mark number C0Ab/001 Roger Malone (2005), Railway Moods: Devon (Devon: Halsgrove). COAe: East Midlands Region (Northamptonshire, Leicestershire, Rutland, Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Lincolnshire, South Humberside). Classification/ TITLE shelf mark number C0Ae/001 Chris Banks (1996), British Railways Past and Present No.23: Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire (Past & Present Publishing Ltd.). C0Ae/002 V. Forster & W. Taylor (1991), Scenes From the Past 11: Railways in and Around Nottingham (Foxline Publishing). C0Ae/003 C.T. Goode (1983), Railway Rambles on the Notts. & Derbyshire Border C0Ae/004 Clive Hardy (1997), Derbyshire Railways (Sutton Publishing Limited) C0Ae/005 Mark Higginson (1992), The Friargate Line: Derby and the Great Northern Railway (Golden Pingle Publishing). C0Ae/006 Bill Hudson (1998), Through Limestone Hills: The Peak Line – Ambergate to Chinley (Oxford Publishing Co.). C0Ae/007 Brian Radford (2007 edition), Rail Centres: Derby (Nottingham: Booklaw Publications) C0Ae/008 M. Bentley, B.R. Steam Operating: No.6 The Peak District. C0Ae/009 Ken Grainger (2006 reprint), Scenes from the past 43: Sheffield Victoria to Chesterfield Central (Foxline Limited). C0Ae/010 Steve Huson (2009), Derbyshire in the Age of Steam (Countryside Books). COAe/011 John M. C. Healy (1989), The Last Days of Steam in Northamptonshire (Alan Sutton). COAe/012 Brian Radford (1988), Midland Through The Peak (Unicorn Books). COAe/013 Martin Weiss (2010), Railways Remembered (Nottingham: AD Newspapers Ltd.) COAe/014 Geoffrey Kingscott (2007), Lost Railways of Derbyshire (Countryside Books). COAg: Northern England (North West Region, Yorkshire, Humberside) Classification/ TITLE shelf mark number COAg/001 Stephen Gay (1999), Woodhead: The Lost Railway (The Hallamshire Press). 4 COAh: North West Region (Cheshire, Merseyside, Greater Manchester, Lancashire) Classification/ TITLE shelf mark number C0Ah/001 Peter Elson (2009?), The New Age of Steam (Trinity Mirror Merseyside) C0Ah/002 Keith Langston (2006), Made in Crewe: 150 years of engineering excellence (Horncastle: Mortons Media Group Ltd.) C0Ah/003 Brian Reed (1982), Crewe Locomotive Works and its Men (David & Charles) COAj: North Region (Cumbria, Durham, Cleveland, Northumberland, Tyne & Wear). Classification/ TITLE shelf mark number C0Aj/001 Peter Fox (1989), The Settle-Carlisle in Action (North Yorkshire: W.R. Mitchell) C0Aj/002 Pearson (1993), Pearson’s Railway Rides: Leeds – Settle – Carlisle (J.M. Pearson & Son). C0Aj/003 Michael Pearson / PRCLT (1996), The Cumbrian Mountain Express. C0Aj/004 Roger Siviter (1988), The Settle to Carlisle: A Tribute (Bloomsbury Books). COAj/005 W. R. Mitchell and Peter Fox (1991), Garsdale and Aisgill on the Settle-Carlisle Railway (Castleberg). C1: REGIONAL RAILWAY HISTORIES, ENGLAND C1a: Southern England (South West, South East, West Midlands, East Midlands, East Anglia) Classification/ TITLE shelf mark number C1a/001 H.P. White (5th ed. 1992), A Regional History of the Railways of Great Britain: Volume 2: Southern England (David St. John Thomas). C1e: East Midlands Region (Northamptonshire, Leicestershire, Rutland, Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Lincolnshire, South Humberside). Classification/ TITLE shelf mark number C1e/001 P. Howard Anderson (1985), Forgotten Railways: Vol 2: The East Midlands (David St John Thomas). C1e/002 Anthony J. Lambert (1978), East Midlands Branch Line Album (Ian Allan Ltd.). 5 C1e/003 Robin Leleux (1984), A Regional History of the Railways of Great Britain: Volume 9 The East Midlands (Book Club Associates). C1e/004 H.C. Casserley, C.C. Dorman (1969), Railway History in Pictures: The Midlands (David & Charles). C1-2: ENGLAND TO SCOTLAND Classification/ TITLE shelf mark number C1-2/001 Geoffrey Kichenside (1976), The West Coast Route to Scotland (David & Charles). C2: REGIONAL RAILWAY HISTORIES,