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1.	MODEL ENGINEERS WORKSHOP MANUAL

2.	QUORN UNIVERSAL TOOL AND CUTTER GRINDER

3.	MODEL BOILERS AND BOILER MAKING

4.	WORKSHOP TECHNIQUES

5.	BUILDING A VERTICAL STEAM ENGINE FROM CASTINGS

6.	LATHEWORK. A COMPLETE COURSE

7.	How (Not) To Paint A Locomotive

8.	BUILD YOUR OWN STEAM LOCOMOTIVE “SWEET PEA”

9.	SHOP, SHED AND ROAD

*10.*	TOOL & CUTTER SHARPENING

Miniature

LIGHT RAILWAY CONSTRUCTION

by E R Calthrop

Facsimile edition of a paper by Calthrop, who was engineer to the Barsi Light Railway in India and the Leek & Manifold Valley Light Railway in Staffordshire, setting out the principles of narrow gauge construction and operation. A useful addition to the published data on narrow gauge and light railway construction.

£4.95 (P&P £ 1.20 )

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Peter's Railway

Christopher Vine

While there are lots of railway books for very young readers, there is very little to follow on and maintain their interest as they grow older and more enquiring.

The major part of this book is a story about a railway but there is also some simple technical, or how-it-works, information. The intention is for the story to interest the reader first, with the information there to feed the interest and answer some questions.

It is not all necessary to look at the technical pages to understand the story and these pages are all in a boundary box to make it clear that they are something different. They are spread through the book, at the end of the chapters where they are most relevant.

This is the first book in a new series.

“At last here is a book for train loving kids who have grown out of the more junior railway books. They will love it”
Dr Pete Waterman, OBE

£11.99 (P&P £ 2.45 )

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Peter's Railway and the Moonlight Express

Christopher Vine

This is the second book in the Peter's Railway series. Peter and his Grandpa build more track and equipment for their railway across the farm and go on a visit to the Romney Hythe and Dymchurch Railway. As usual, Grandpa tells stories from the old railways and Peter helps him to build and run the railway. In this book he learns to drive the locomotive.

Accompanying the story are simple technical pages with how-it-works information. they are at the end of relevant chapters, but do not need to be looked at to enjoy the story.

£11.99 (P&P £ 2.45 )

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RATTY

by W Mc Gowan Gradon

When originally published in 1947 "Ratty" (as the Ravenglass & Eskdale Railway has always been known) was still very much a working railway, carrying significant quantities of Beckfoot granite as well as large numbers of holidaymakers in the summer season. McGowan Gradon's book was the first complete history of the railway, tracing its origins from the original 3ft gauge railway opened in 1875 for mineral and passenger traffic, through the period of dereliction and rebuilding to 15 inch gauge in 1915 and its varied fortunes over the next 30-odd years. Included are full details of the locomotives and stock and a complete description of the line. This new edition retains all the original text with only minor factual corrections, but with an entirley new collection of illustrations, covering the entire period of the railway's life before the rescue for preservation in 1960. Softback, full colour cover, 56 pages, 46 black & white photographs.

£7.95 (P&P £ 1.20 )

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SECRET VALLEY & ITS RAILWAY

by C. L. Deith

A brief history of the Leek & Manifold Light Railway.

£2.95 (P&P £ 0.85 )

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THE RYE AND CAMBER TRAMWAY — A Centenary History

by Laurie A. Cooksey

First ever full-length history of the 3ft gauge light railway connecting Rye (Sussex) with Camber Sands. The Rye and Camber was part of the celebrated 'Colonel Stephens' group of light railways. This centenary history gives the full story of its turbulent life and untimely demise. Comprehensively illustrated with many 'new' photographs, plus track plans and scale drawings.

£17.95 (P&P £ 2.45 )

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