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London’s Underground Locomotives

Colin Brading

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pages: 80
illustrations: 85
format: Landscape
ISBN: 9781913893989
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From the Beyer Peacock engines that first ran in smoky tunnels under London and then out into open countryside, to the larger locomotives that handled growing passenger numbers and
substantial goods traffic. From the strikingly designed electric locomotives hauling teak-bodied coaches out into the developing ‘Metroland’, to the ex-Great Western pannier tanks in their handsome London Transport maroon livery bustling around the network on departmental duties in later years, this book portrays the rich variety of locomotives that served London’s underground railways for more than a century.

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Weight 540 g
Dimensions 24 × 18.5 cm
Pages

80

Cover Choice

Hardback, ebook

Illustrations

85

Format

Landscape

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What is "London’s Underground Locomotives" about?

From the Beyer Peacock engines that first ran in smoky tunnels under London and then out into open countryside, to the larger locomotives that handled growing passenger numbers and
substantial goods traffic. From the strikingly designed electric locomotives hauling teak-bodied coaches out into the developing ‘Metroland’, to the ex-Great Western pannier tanks in their handsome London Transport maroon livery bustling around the network on departmental duties in later years, this book portrays the rich variety of locomotives that served London’s underground railways for more than a century.

Who wrote "London’s Underground Locomotives"?

"London’s Underground Locomotives" was written by Colin Brading.

Who would enjoy "London’s Underground Locomotives"?
"London’s Underground Locomotives" is perfect for readers who enjoy books about London Midland Region.

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From the Beyer Peacock engines that first ran in smoky tunnels under London and then out into open countryside, to the larger locomotives that handled growing passenger numbers and
substantial goods traffic. From the strikingly designed electric locomotives hauling teak-bodied coaches out into the developing ‘Metroland’, to the ex-Great Western pannier tanks in their handsome London Transport maroon livery bustling around the network on departmental duties in later years, this book portrays the rich variety of locomotives that served London’s underground railways for more than a century.

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Additional information

Weight 540 g
Dimensions 24 × 18.5 cm
Pages

80

Cover Choice

Hardback, ebook

Illustrations

85

Format

Landscape

Frequently Asked Questions

What is "London’s Underground Locomotives" about?

From the Beyer Peacock engines that first ran in smoky tunnels under London and then out into open countryside, to the larger locomotives that handled growing passenger numbers and
substantial goods traffic. From the strikingly designed electric locomotives hauling teak-bodied coaches out into the developing ‘Metroland’, to the ex-Great Western pannier tanks in their handsome London Transport maroon livery bustling around the network on departmental duties in later years, this book portrays the rich variety of locomotives that served London’s underground railways for more than a century.

Who wrote "London’s Underground Locomotives"?

"London’s Underground Locomotives" was written by Colin Brading.

Who would enjoy "London’s Underground Locomotives"?
"London’s Underground Locomotives" is perfect for readers who enjoy books about London Midland Region.