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Vickers and the Brush-Sulzer Class 47
South Africa's Giants of Steam
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English Electric Traction for Japan
Railway Equipment Manufacturers – Northwest England
What Happened To Tilting Trains
WORLD’S FIRST COMMERCIAL MAGLEV SYSTEM
Previously Published
Asia Pacific Rail
SENDING OUT THE RIGHT SIGNALS
N-W Railway Enthusiast
North West Steam Spot “Royal Scot” Class 4-6-0s
The LMS “Patriot” Class 4-6-0 in North West England
North West Steam Spot “Austin 7” Class 7F 0-8-0s
North West Steam Spot – Caprotti Class 5 4-6-0s
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North West Evening Mail
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British Railways Standard Steam Locomotives
Early British Railways Diesel Locomotives
East & West Coast Super Pacifics
Passenger Coaches of the Victorian Era
Private Owner Wagons
Steamtown – Much More than a Railway Museum
Rail Bulletin
Tilting Stock
Rail Technology Magazine
North West Steam Spot – Caprotti Class 5 4-6-0s
Fell Type Mountain Railways
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12C – A Metamorphosis
Freight on Rail in the UK
Rail Contractors Then & Now
FOOTPLATE CONDITIONS OF SERVICE
So You Want To Be An Engine Driver?
The Ulster Rail Strike – A Lesson From History
Towards Nationalisation – Transport Act 1947
Where Have All The Named Trains Gone?
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Darjeeling For Two
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