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Railway Times Issue 4 – 1951
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RAILWAY TIMES is the twice-yearly journal covering the changes and events on British Railways year by year.
Contents
Introduction
Blue is no longer the colour
A Vulcan in a culvert
Tollesbury Termination
The Mikado that never did exist
Sandling – a junction no more
Two New Festival of Britain Ventures
Taking stock at Eardley
Sir Eustace calls it a day
Signs of yesterday’s times
Rule Britannias! First year operations and experiences
Report on Railway Electrification
This is York – 1951 style
Anglian ‘Spam Cans’
North Sunderland succumbs
Newish (!) 4-car EMU for the Southern Region
Last H1 Atlantics withdrawn
Let’s Halt Awhile
North of the Border in ‘51
Golden Arrow Pullmans & the ‘Trianon’ Bar(s)
From a Waterloo Eyrie
Crane tank bows out at Bow
Rail Transport at the Festival of Britain
Brief Encounters
In the next issue covering British Railways in 1952
1 review for Railway Times Issue 4 – 1951
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Additional information
| Weight | 490 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 27.3 × 21.5 cm |
| Pages | 80 |
| Cover Choice | Paperback, ebook |
| Illustrations | 90+ |
| Format | Portrait |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is "Railway Times Issue 4 – 1951" about?
RAILWAY TIMES is the twice-yearly journal covering the changes and events on British Railways year by year.
Contents
Introduction
Blue is no longer the colour
A Vulcan in a culvert
Tollesbury Termination
The Mikado that never did exist
Sandling - a junction no more
Two New Festival of Britain Ventures
Taking stock at Eardley
Sir Eustace calls it a day
Signs of yesterday’s times
Rule Britannias! First year operations and experiences
Report on Railway Electrification
This is York - 1951 style
Anglian ‘Spam Cans’
North Sunderland succumbs
Newish (!) 4-car EMU for the Southern Region
Last H1 Atlantics withdrawn
Let’s Halt Awhile
North of the Border in ‘51
Golden Arrow Pullmans & the ‘Trianon’ Bar(s)
From a Waterloo Eyrie
Crane tank bows out at Bow
Rail Transport at the Festival of Britain
Brief Encounters
In the next issue covering British Railways in 1952
Who wrote "Railway Times Issue 4 – 1951"?
"Railway Times Issue 4 – 1951" was written by Jeffery Grayer.
Who would enjoy "Railway Times Issue 4 – 1951"?
"Railway Times Issue 4 – 1951" is perfect for readers who enjoy books about Miscellaneous.
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RAILWAY TIMES is the twice-yearly journal covering the changes and events on British Railways year by year.
Contents
Introduction
Blue is no longer the colour
A Vulcan in a culvert
Tollesbury Termination
The Mikado that never did exist
Sandling – a junction no more
Two New Festival of Britain Ventures
Taking stock at Eardley
Sir Eustace calls it a day
Signs of yesterday’s times
Rule Britannias! First year operations and experiences
Report on Railway Electrification
This is York – 1951 style
Anglian ‘Spam Cans’
North Sunderland succumbs
Newish (!) 4-car EMU for the Southern Region
Last H1 Atlantics withdrawn
Let’s Halt Awhile
North of the Border in ‘51
Golden Arrow Pullmans & the ‘Trianon’ Bar(s)
From a Waterloo Eyrie
Crane tank bows out at Bow
Rail Transport at the Festival of Britain
Brief Encounters
In the next issue covering British Railways in 1952
1 review for Railway Times Issue 4 – 1951
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Another excellent issue with some stunning photography. Definitely a must buy for anyone modelling the period.
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Additional information
| Weight | 490 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 27.3 × 21.5 cm |
| Pages | 80 |
| Cover Choice | Paperback, ebook |
| Illustrations | 90+ |
| Format | Portrait |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is "Railway Times Issue 4 – 1951" about?
RAILWAY TIMES is the twice-yearly journal covering the changes and events on British Railways year by year.
Contents
Introduction
Blue is no longer the colour
A Vulcan in a culvert
Tollesbury Termination
The Mikado that never did exist
Sandling - a junction no more
Two New Festival of Britain Ventures
Taking stock at Eardley
Sir Eustace calls it a day
Signs of yesterday’s times
Rule Britannias! First year operations and experiences
Report on Railway Electrification
This is York - 1951 style
Anglian ‘Spam Cans’
North Sunderland succumbs
Newish (!) 4-car EMU for the Southern Region
Last H1 Atlantics withdrawn
Let’s Halt Awhile
North of the Border in ‘51
Golden Arrow Pullmans & the ‘Trianon’ Bar(s)
From a Waterloo Eyrie
Crane tank bows out at Bow
Rail Transport at the Festival of Britain
Brief Encounters
In the next issue covering British Railways in 1952
Who wrote "Railway Times Issue 4 – 1951"?
"Railway Times Issue 4 – 1951" was written by Jeffery Grayer.
Who would enjoy "Railway Times Issue 4 – 1951"?
"Railway Times Issue 4 – 1951" is perfect for readers who enjoy books about Miscellaneous.
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Another excellent issue with some stunning photography. Definitely a must buy for anyone modelling the period.