Description

The positive reader response to the first issue in this new series was far greater than we had ever dared hope and we are proud to present a further offering in this ongoing series. Included in Issue 2 is the history and development of smoke deflectors on the Light Pacifics, the first part of an article on the Deptford Harbour branch, a pre-Sevenoaks record of a derailment of a ‘River’ class engine, colour from S C Townroe, and lots, lots more. In total 80 sides of unashamed nostalgia on quality art paper and at the bargain price of just £12.50.

This product is NOT associated with The Southern Way.

Contents
Introduction
Smoke deflectors (and deflection) on the ‘Light Pacifics’
Rye Pier Head Tram
Interlude around Midhurst
Southern Allocations – Eastern section 1934
Part 1: Ashford, Battersea and Bricklayers Arms
The Deptford Wharf Branch, Part 1. Alan Postlethwaite
The LSWR G6 class
Stephen Townroe’s Colour Archive
From the archives: Southern Signal Boxes
Part 1: Some Power Box interiors
Accident between Bearstead and Hollingbourne,
20 August 1927
(The precursor to ‘Sevenoaks’ four days later.)
From the archives: Photo feature 2/3 car DEMUs
Treasures from the Bluebell Railway Museum
From the Footplate

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