Wow!

This book is the rarest of the rare, on the subject, by two respected researchers.

138 pp. published  1963 by AETA.   Signed by author David Keenan, although not dedicated.

In very good condition, however the dust cover is torn on the front. It has been preserved by neatly -done lamination. Hard covers are undamaged and the binding is unaffected. The book has clearly been well-read so deserves gentle treatment.

over 100 photos all B&W, mostly by the authors. Most photos will never be seen elsewhere. Many maps, fleet lists,

Mechanical and electrical detail of the trains are studied closely, as well as all operational matters. Development of rolling stock, maintenance centres, Elcar, interurbans, electric locos such as 45 class and 46 class are described in detail. No other publication addresses the subject in this depth.

A classic study of Sydney's electric train system up to 1962.

Published 1976 by AETA. 96 pp. all B&W . Colour cover. approx 50 photos, many maps and fleet lists

A history of electric trains operated by NSWGR  from 1926 to 1976.

In as new condition. A very rare, sought-after book.

Published 1979 by AETA. 96 pp. all B&W . Colour cover. approx 50 photos, destination roll details, many maps and fleet lists

A history of electrified system operated by Victorian Railways  from 1919 to 1979, a period of 60 years.

In as new condition. A very rare, sought-after book.

by Christian Wolmar, a well-known author of deeply researched non-fiction.

The London Underground.

If you have ever travelled on the London Tube, you will find this book fascinating

Every brick, tunnel and sleeper , first in the world, built and run by private enterprise until LPTB in 1933. The work of Frank Pick, Charles Holden’s stations, Metroland. B&W and colour photos, colour maps.This book is the master work on the  history building and operation of the Underground.    

quote “If you’re thinking of coming out as a Tubehead this is the place to start”.

fine condition HARDRBACK

350 pp. index and page notes (references)

A broad ranging book, interesting to all rail fans at an enjoyable level.

The Seventeenth Edition!  Over 300 photos B&W and 8 colour plates.  256 pages. Covers the UK mainly but looks at all countries.

Published in 1950 by Ward. Lock, One of a series of  more than 20 "Wonder Books" ranging from Electricity to Daring Deeds to Motors to The Navy and more

Only fair condition, well thumbed. Two pages at the end are loose.

The book of "'The Great Train Show" on ABC local radio.

310 pages approx 20 photos  some colour. published 2011 by ABC Books. very good condition, as new.

The book is a study of the development of railways world wide, in Europe, especially England,  North America, Africa, Asia, Australia,  South America with emphasis on Australia.

It is a well-written book, by an authority on the subject.  A fascinating and satisfying read for any rail enthusiast.

very comprehensive index, making it a useful historical reference.

By Len Whalley Hard cover.  64 pages  over 60 photos all B&W

Interestingly, ALL photos are taken by photo flash , resulting in very fine detail of the subjects and an impressive work of art 

Very well-produced on  heavy gloss paper. All photos in high resolution  (all steam, no diesel)

Interstate as well as NSWGR presented.

A nostalgic treat

pub  by Ruskin Press  1968

The story of the Sydney-Perth standard gauge railway, beginning with the establishment of the Transcontinental .

published 1970 by Haldane. hardback. Maps, track specifications,  and a chronology of events in the time of the line's construction.

166 pages  about 20 photos all B&W.   Good condition. The colour dustcover has been neatly preserved by lamination.

By Robert and Bruce Wheatley Hard cover.  90 pages  over 84 photos all B&W plus indexed captions giving locos, services, locations,  history 

Very well-produced on  heavy gloss paper. All photos in high resolution  (all steam, no diesel)

A look at the years up to 1967, season by season, showing many varied scenes all over NSW, both city and country. Every loco class imaginable, still operating in 1967,  is represented.

A nostalgic treat

published in expanded 2nd edition 2011 by Kurrajong-Comleroy Historical Society.

32 pp. perfect condition. over 40 photos all B&W, many maps, timetables  and station plans .

The line crossed the Hawkesbury on a shared road bridge of massive proportions,  illustrated with many photos.

Construction and operation closely described.

An enjoyable read and a useful historical record.

The name says it all. The full history of all the line with many historic photos  

soft back. 60 pp.  approx 50 photos All B&W  

pub. Austrail 1975 Very Good condition

The story of the narrow gauge North Pacific Coast Railroad and the San Francisco Bay Paddle Wheel Ferries.

168 pp very good condition. maps drawings and over 100 photos all B&W

A fascinating study of a classic piece of pioneer railroading in a beautiful scenic part of the west coast of northern California.

Not a coffee table book, but a well researched historical record.

by John Dare

PICTORIAL to illustrate Victorian Rail 1970 to 19790 pp. new condition

pub. ARHS Vic. Div. 1986

soft cover 180 photos all B&W

Covers steam, diesel and electric

By David Barnett pub. Rosenberg 2015

soft cover . 200 pp. 40 photos all B&W  new condition

The men, the depots, the locos.

An historical study of life on the railways in all states of Aust.

Mostly steam 

A rather graphic compilation of some train disasters of the last 150 years on Britain's railways.

The history of railway accidents and railway safety

 307 pages 40 B&W photos  index.

 hard cover good condition. some scuffing of dust cover.

published 1966

A very fine pictorial record of the locos of the NSWGR in the 60s   

80 pp 

B&W photos

very good condition