A rare example of this standard work on the vehicles and operations of Sydney's Government buses from 1932 to 1982 when the book was published to mark 50 years of NSW DRTT and DGT buses. Many maps diagrams and tables, especially of fleet lists, makes and dates in service, valuable to restorers.

This copy is in fair condition.  Contents undamaged  in any way

The dust cover has obvious signs of wear, the book itself is  good.

Donated to the Museum by Malcolm Morgan.

26  pp 50 photos B&W

Railmac 1982 by Steve McNicol

GOOD condition with scuffing along spine

1989 52 pp

B&W

Very good condition

A pictorial review of BCC Buses in Brisbane.

24 pages. Over 20 photos all B&W.  Many detailed fleet lists

Soft cover 

Published by Railmac 1987

Good condition, scuffed spine

Compiled by  Ian Lynas

96 pp. 25 photos all B%W

Comprehensive fleet lists of all bus and tram fleets as at 1983 incl Darwin Rockhampton and Rottnest Island

New condition

By Greg Travers, respected transport historian, photographer and film maker.

Comprehensive pictorial review of all articulated buses operated in Australia up to 1985.

Over 100 photos, all B&W . Colour soft cover    112 pages    A4 format

Mint condition. As new.

published by Transit Australia 1986

24 pp.  Very  good condition Railmac 1982

60 photos all B&W  soft cover colour. Fleet lists

Railmac 1984

16 pp 40 photos

Good condition scuffed spine

32 pp 30+ B&W photos . Fleet lists  historic details.

VERY GOOD condition

16 pp.  Very Fine condition Railmac 1987

60 photos all B&W  soft cover colour. Fleet lists on disposal

the story of Volvos built in Japan and unable to be registered there. after the Expo in 1985

Fascinating historic record

published by Australian Transport Ticket Association

30 pages all B&W Many ticket images and articles of historic interest incl Harbour Bridge ticketing

mint condition

One copy missing its dust cover

note: the photo is for ID purposes only. This copy is in its black hard binding with gold embossing

The most deeply-researched study of all models of Albion cars trucks and buses from 1899 onwards.

Photographs of every model, with appendices giving details of Albion-Murray patents, model and chassis numbering systems, Model List (5 pages) engine types for each model, (2 pages), Chassis output, staff and workforce graphs, and Bibliography.

 Over 200 photos of Albion cars, trucks and buses from 1899 to 1972

170 pages all B&W

Hard covers, black embossed with gold lettering

Published 1999 by Albion Vehicle Preservation Trust

this copy is in Very Fine condition with no damage (no dust jacket)

vol. 1 ACT, NSW, SA, TAS Fleet lists, charts tables approx 25 photos all B&W

80 pp.  1973 Edition

Compiled by Bruce Tilley

Publisher: Railmac Publications 1984

Details: Paperback, A5 size, 52 pages, 44 B&W photos. Good condition.

Contains separate vehicle listings for most major private operator fleets in Melbourne as at 1984.

Author: Leon Manny

Publisher: St Davids Publishing 1988

Details: Paperback, 24 pages, 8 black & white photos. Very good condition.

 A well-researched and informative history of the Northbridge to Wynyard bus service.

Author: Richard Peck

Self-published 2013

Details: Paperback, wire bound, A4 size, 80 pages, numerous B&W images. Very good condition.

A fully illustrated catalogue of various ticket types issued from the 1870s to 2000s. Bus, tram, train, ferry, bridge and road toll tickets, as well as generic paper tickets, machine-produced tickets and stored value cards, are all represented. 

Author: John McCrystal

Publisher: Grantham House and the Bus & Coach Association of New Zealand 2007

Details: Paperback with fold-out cover, 225 x 285 mm, 176 pages, 141 B&W and 57 colour photos. Very good condition.

A fine reference book documenting the development of bus operations in New Zealand, from the pioneering days of charabancs in the early 1900s through to well-appointed coaches at the start of the 21^st century. Tales of those working on the buses and the tireless efforts of industry associations complete the story. 

Author: Graham Stewart

Publisher: AH & AW Reed 1973 (first edition)

Details: Hardback with jacket, 205 x 260 mm, 236 pages, 167 B&W photos and line drawings. Very good condition with minor scuffing at the top of the jacket spine.

The first full study of urban public transport in New Zealand and how it influenced the growth of towns and cities. Covers the histories and descriptions of vehicles and systems, from horse-drawn vehicles, cable cars, steam and electric-powered trams, motor buses and trolley buses. Personal stories add a further dimension to the text.