Imprints

Imprints

Transport Treasury Publishing

Discover Our Imprints

Discover a diverse collection of specialized imprints under our publishing umbrella, each tailored to cater to unique literary genres and interests.

Transport Treasury Publishing

The main publishing arm of Transport Treasury features material from our own photographic archive of over 500,000 negatives and transparencies. The TTP books come in the form of 112-page paperbacks, printed on art paper. The content is primarily pictorial, with extended captions.

Transport Treasury Publishing Flagship Series

Our Flagship series includes deluxe, casebound books with 160 pages printed on extra heavyweight art paper. This is the sort of book to savour at leisure in a comfy chair - but please keep in mind we can't be responsible if you lose track of time!

Totem Publishing

Totem Publishing books are very limited run hardbacks of just 80 pages. The books are heavily themed, usually around an area or locomotive type. The Totem series comes in black-and-white or colour.

Turntable Publishing

Established in December 2021, Turntable Publishing is dedicated to unique material brought specifically to us to publish. The themes vary greatly, giving a wide range of choices to rail and road transport enthusiasts. The books come in black-and-white or colour, and the subjects are British and overseas territories alike. Each publication is bespoke, so the sizes vary to best suit the subject.

Transport Treasury Publishing Times Series

Our Times Series is a real treat for the enthusiast of the Western and Southern. The "Western Times" and "Southern Times" series are 80-pages long books, featuring a variety of historic articles. The contents are illustrated with high-quality pictures, mostly never seen before.

The legacy of renowned photographers on your doorstep
With thousands of satisfied customers across our publishing and photography branches, Transport Treasury leads the way in immortalising the history of rail and road transport. Every caption includes a catalogue code, allowing you to order the images in a format of your choice – from digital, through a postcard, all the way to A3-sized prints.
"Saving the nation's pictorial heritage"
The Railway Magazine, September 2008