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Southern Times Issue 7
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SOUTHERN TIMES is the quarterly periodical for followers of the Southern Railway, British Railways Southern Region, as well as the pre group companies: LSWR, LBSCR, and SECR
Don’t forget you can also subscribe to the Southern Times.
Contents
Introduction
Snow
The Southern N15X class
Signalling at Farnborough Main;
based on notes by the late John Davenport
Down the line to Oxted; Part 2 Alan Postlethwaite
Civil Defence Exercise at Brighton Kemp Town
Stephen Townroe’s Colour Archive: Mr Bulleid’s Pacifics
From the Footplate
First Generation / Heritage EMUS
The demise of William Beattie
‘St Lawrence’, ‘Eastbourne’ and ‘Ardingly’
Treasures from the Bluebell Railway Museum Tony Hillman
Southern Region in colour. Images by Ian Hemphill
2 reviews for Southern Times Issue 7
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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 |
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SOUTHERN TIMES is the quarterly periodical for followers of the Southern Railway, British Railways Southern Region, as well as the pre group companies: LSWR, LBSCR, and SECR
Don’t forget you can also subscribe to the Southern Times.
Contents
Introduction
Snow
The Southern N15X class
Signalling at Farnborough Main;
based on notes by the late John Davenport
Down the line to Oxted; Part 2 Alan Postlethwaite
Civil Defence Exercise at Brighton Kemp Town
Stephen Townroe’s Colour Archive: Mr Bulleid’s Pacifics
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2 reviews for Southern Times Issue 7
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Thanks.
A very good issue.
Looking forward to the next one!
***** five stars !! -
The latest Southern Times is well up to your usual standard and thoroughly enjoyable. I very much liked The Oxted Line part 2 and the previous issue with Part 1 some images that I had not seen before. As my parents lived close to the line , I was very familiar with all the steam locos until they phased out in 1963. I also enjoyed the article on the N15X Locos , unfortunately I missed those by a year. The Civil Defence article I also found interesting . Just 1 adverse comment , Roedean School in 1958 was very much a girls school only . The pictures show boys wearing boaters , I imagine from Brighton College which was very much a boys school latterly in 1980s ish girls attended in the sixth form. keep up the good work.
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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 |
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David Melbourne –
Thanks.
A very good issue.
Looking forward to the next one!
***** five stars !!
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