228-1062. ROBOTHAM, Robert. On Somerset & Dorset Lines. Ian Allan Ltd, Shepperton. 1995. 1st edition. 7.25" x 9.75", pictorial boards. 80 pages art paper of Introduction, map and colour photographs with long descriptions. Near mint condition.
228-1063. ROGERS, Colonel H.C.B. Thompson and Peppercorn, Locomotive Engineers. London: Ian Allan Ltd. 1979. First edition. 9.5" x 7.25", cloth boards in a very fine condition wrapper. 160 pages with 155 photos & some scale drawings in text. Very detailed, most interesting. Ottley 12122. Very fine condition.
228-1064. ROLT, L.T.C. Red for Danger. A History of Railway Accidents and Railway Safety Precautions. Pan Books Ltd., London. 1966. Revised and enlarged edition. 7" x 4.25", pictorial light card cover. 288 pages with a couple of diagrams in text + (8) pages with 17 photos. A classic account. Ottley 4974. Generally fine condition.
228-1065. Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway. New Romney. Platform Ticket. 2.25" x 1.25", light card, black on white. Issued, not dated, maybe 1970s. Very fine condition.
228-1066. "Royal Scots" at the Border City. Nos. 46115, "Scots Guardsman" and 46105. "Cameron Highlander" at Carlisle Station, April 1949. Loose Photographic Supplement Plate, from the "Railway Magazine". Circa 1950s. Mounted on light card mat, ready for framing. Picture size 5" x 7.25", with printed description below, overall size 7.75" x 9.75". The Euston-Perth Express is seen standing at the platform having just changed engines. Very fine condition.
228-1067. RUSSELL, J.H. A Pictorial Record of Great Western Engines. Volume Two. Guild Publishing, London, by arrangement with Oxford Publishing Co. 1986. Reprint. 12.25" x 8.5", cloth boards in a very fine condition wrapper. (8) + 244 pages with over 600 photos and drawings. Packed with information on Churchward, Collett, and Hawksworth Locomotives. Very fine condition.
228-1068. The Russian South-Eastern Railway Company. 4 & 1/2% Bond Loan, for 3,096,300 Pounds Sterling, nominal. With the absolute guarantee of the Imperial Russian Government. Petrograd, 1914. Bond of Twenty Pounds Sterling. Issued 18th September 1915, signed by the seven required parties, and impressed with a Four Shillings Revenue Stamp. 14" x 10.5", on watermarked quality paper. Engraved in Russia in an elaborate style, brown and black on cream, with a decorated border. Full text in Russian and English, with detailed conditions of issue on the verso. Including an attached page of the unused Interest Talons, the last of these coupons to be claimed being that of October 1917. Petrograd was taken over by the Bolsheviks and on the 8th November 1917, the government that had guaranteed this Bond was disbanded and the first Socialist State established. It might be thought injudicious to have invested in a Russian railway with a world war already being fought, to say nothing of the likely outbreak of a Revolution. However this is superb history, aside from the progress of events the Bond has not been cancelled and is in very fine condition.
228-1069. Schweiz, Amtliches Kursbuch. 26 May to 18 November, 1974. Herausgegeben von der Generaldirektion der Schweizerischen, Bundesbahnen, Bern. 7" x 4.5", printed light card folding covers with maps inside. 10 + 88 + 392 + 32 + 352 pages of full public timetables and information, covering all rail and road services, including through international. Full text in German, French and Italian. Fine condition.
228-1070. The Settle & Carlisle Routes. Railway World Special. Ian Allan Ltd. London. 1984. 1st edition. 11.25" x 8.25", pictorial paper cover. 48 pages, illustrated by numerous photos and a couple of reproduced timetable pages. An account of traffic over the famous line. Near mint condition.
228-1071. Severn Valley Railway Colour Guide. Text by D.C. Williams. Severn Valley Railway Co. Ltd. (1976). 7.5" x 5", pictorial paper cover. (16) pages with 20 colour photos, 2 of which are on the covers + a map on inside cover. Includes a stock list. Ottley 8942. Very fine condition.
228-1072. SHARMAN, Dr. W.A. Preserved Steam Trains of Britain. Newton Harcourt: Milepost 92 & 1/2. 1996. 11.75" x 9", pictorial boards in mint condition wrapper. 48 pages of an Introduction and numerous colour photos by Sharman. The author is a medical doctor with a long time interest in steam hauled trains. Mint condition.
228-1073. SHENTON, Roger. Changing Tracks. The photographs of a midlands railwayman, 1946 to 1994. Midland Publishing Ltd., Leicester. 1995. First edition. 11.25" x 8.5", pictorial boards in a very fine condition wrapper. 176 pages with an Introduction and very many photos with lengthy descriptions. Almost all showing steam locomotives in working situations. Very fine condition.
228-1074. S.L.& N.C.R. Bus Service. 6/-. Omnibus, Return Ticket. 2.25" x 1.25", paper. Printed by Williamson, Ashton . Probably not issued. With an advert for Henry Denny's Hams, Bacon & Sausages on the verso. As new condition.
228-1075. S.L.&N.C.R. Kilmakerrill to Manorhamilton and back. Fare 8d. Third Class, Market Ticket. 2.5" x 2.5", paper. Rubber stamped on verso "Sligo, Leitrim & Northern Counties Railway Co. Manorhamilton. Sep. 1942". Fine condition.
228-1076. Sligo, Leitrim & Northern Counties Railway. Sligo to Ballontogher. Third Class, Market, Day Return Ticket. Edmondson type. Black on biscuit. Issued 1955. Return half only.
228-1077. Ditto but Enniskillen to Sligo. Third Class, Return. Issued 1954. Return half only. Some nice clippings.
228-1078. Ditto but Dromahair to Sligo. Third Class, Weekly Return. Issued, date obscure. Return half only.
228-1079. SNELL, J.B. Early Railways. Weidenfeld and Nicolson Ltd. London. 1967. Reprint of 1964 first edition. 8.5" x 8.25", pictorial cloth boards in a very fine condition wrapper. In "Pleasures and Treasures" series. 128 pages with 132 illustrations in text, many in colour. Technological development on railways up to 1914. Ottley 10177. Fine condition.
228-1080. S.N.C.F. Chaix. Sud-Est-Mediterranee, 2 Juin 1957. Indicateur Officiel. Librairie Chaix, Paris. 9.5" x 8.75" paper cover. Total 172 pages. Public timetables, information, maps and adverts. French text. Covers all services in the region.
228-1081. South African Railways. Locomotive type 14 CRB. At Paardon Eiland Depot, Cape Town, August 1979. Colour Picture Postcard. Edisions Ferroviaries. S.A. Barcelona. 1979. Card 32. 4" x 5.75". looking very smart. Unused. Very fine condition.
228-1082. South Eastern and Chatham Railway. From Cannon Street. Parcels Waybill. (88 Ex). 6.75" x 8.5". Written 1913.
228-1083. South Western and Midland Railway companies, Somerset and Dorset Railway, Joint Committee. Working Time Book from 4th October 1920, and Working Time Book passenger and milk trains, from 14th September 1931. Private, for Committee Servants only. Oxford Publishing Co. Oxford. (1979). A facsimile reprint of the two working timetables. 9.75" x 7", printed paper cover. 52 + 20 pages. Ottley 12464. Very fine condition.
228-1084. South Western Railway. Waterloo to Mortlake. Fare 1/-. 3rd Class, Return Ticket. Edmondson type, black on pink. Issued 1895. Outward half only. Fine condition.
228-1085. South-western Railway Act, 1881. To construct railways in Surrey; extend their Lymington Branch Railway; for further works; to purchase lands; to provide for the purchase of lease of the Mid Hants Railway; and other purposes. 22nd August 1881. H.M. Government, London. 10.25" x 7.25". 43 pages. Disbound. Fine condition.
228-1086. Cowes and all Stations on the Isle of Wight. Rate 7s. 6d. Third Class, Weekly Season Ticket. 2.25" x 3.5", card. Black on green. Issued June 1934. Very fine condition.
228-1087. Navy Week. Admit One Person to H.M. Dockyard at Chatham, Portsmouth or Plymouth. Charge 6d. Cameras Prohibited. Issued by Southern Rly. Ticket number 0018. Edmondson type. Black on pink. Not dated. I don't know why the railway is charging visitors to go into a Royal Navy Dockyard? Mint condition.
228-1088. Richmond to Clapham Junc. Via Mortlake. Fare 6 & 1/2d. Third Class, single Ticket. Edmondson type. Black on green. Issued 1931. Has a crease.
228-1089. Southern Railway. To Budleigh Salterton. Luggage Label. (787). March 1932. 1.5" x 3.5", paste-on type. This and those following in fine condition.
228-1090. Ditto but ... To Byfleet. January 1944.
228-1091. Ditto but .. Clatford. March 1925.
228-1092. Ditto but . Eden Park. August 1926.
228-1093. Ditto but Haywards Heath. February 1945.
228-1094. Ditto but Henfield. November 1930.
228-1095. Southfleet Station. Open for business. Real Photograph. Anon. 3.5" x 5.5". Picture taken from the road bridge over the line, looking down on platform and buildings. Very fine condition.
228-1096. Staines and West Drayton Railway Act, 1883. To divert and extend the railway; and other purposes. 2nd August 1883. H.M. Government, London. 11" x 7.25", 22 pages. Disbound. Some fraying to front edge margin without loss of content.
228-1097. The State of Bahia South Western Railway Company Limited. Deferred Interest Voucher No. 1. Issued in Satisfaction of Coupon numbered 35 of the 6% First Mortgage Bonds of the Company. Amount of Voucher 2s. 5d. Dated 1st May 1933. 5.25" x 10", 2 sides, black & light bown on cream quality paper. Engraved by Wm. Brown & Co. Ltd, London, with a border and including a two pence Revenue Stamp. Full English text with the same thing on the reverse in French text. Has not been cashed. Mint condition.
228-1098. Statutory Instruments. In Parliament. 1954. No. 1507. Railways. Light Railways. The British Transport Commission (Waveney Valley Branch) Light Railway Order, 1954. Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London. 1954. 9.75" x 6", 6 pages. Generally fine condition.
228-1099. STEENMEIJER, A. De Zeister Tram, de elektrische tram Utrecht-Zeist, 1909-1949. Uitgeveru Pirola, Schoorl. Oktober 1982. 1st edition. 8" x 8.5" pictorial boards, 132 pages illustrated by many photos and drawings. Dutch text. Informative, shows various track layout drawings. Near mint condition.
228-1100. STEPHENSON, Brian. BR Standard Steam Locomotives. Ian Allan Ltd., London. 1983. Reprint of the first edition in this form that was published earlier in 1983. This work originally appeared in issued of the magazine Locomotives Illustrated. 11.5" x 8.5", cloth boards in a very fine condition wrapper. 128 pages with a preface and very many photographs showing the various types in working situations with lengthy descriptions, giving individual numbers, names, dates and allocation. A previous owners label is on the front free endpaper otherwise very fine condition.
228-1101. STEPHENSON, Brian. LNER Album. Volume Two. Ian Allan Ltd. London. 1970. 1st edition. 9.75" x 7.5" cloth boards in a very good condition wrapper. 112 pages of introduction and many photos with descriptions. Ottley 12099. Fine condition.
228-1102. Stockbook. The Locomotives and Stock of the Kent and East Sussex Railway. Compiled by Alan Dixon and Donald Wilson. Tenterden: Tenderden Railway Co. Ltd. Circa 1975. 8.25" x 5.75", pictorial light card cover. 48 pages with 47 photos. Ottley 8851. Very fine condition.
228-1103. Stonehall & Lydden Halt. Open for Traffic. Real Photograph. Anon. 3.25" x 5.25". View of the wooden platform with nameboard and a smart shelter for passengers, taken from across the track. Rather a dull looking day. Very fine condition.
228-1104. STRETTON, John. The Bodmin & Wenford Railway. A nostalgic trip along the whole route from Bodmin Road to Wadbridge and Padstow. The Nostalgia Collection. Past & Present Publishing Ltd., Kettering. April 1999. First edition. 9.25" x 6.75", pictorial light card cover. 96 pages with an introduction and many photos with very long and full descriptions, with a map. Very nice pictures. As new condition.
228-1105. STRICKLAND, Keith. Steam Railways Around the World. Wrens Park Publishing, W.J. Williams & Son Ltd. 1998. Reprint. 9.75" x 7.5", pictorial boards in a mint condition wrapper. 149 pages with a Foreword, Introduction and short prefix text to the sections, with many photos each with description. Pictures taken by the author in England, France, Germany, Turkey, India and Nepal, Pakistan, China, South America, North America, Zimbabwe. A nicely produced book, attractively illustrated. Mint condition.
228-1106. Studies in Steam. No. 2. London: Ian Allan Ltd. 1949. First edition. 9.25" x 7", pictorial paper cover. (32) pages, with an Introduction and 60 photos taken from the prize-winning and other outstanding entries in the Ian Allan Photographic Competition of 1948. Mostly pictures of trains running, with captions. Ottley 3071. Very fine condition.
228-1107. Syndicate of Public Works, Chile. 2-6-0 Locomotive, German built. Illustrated Postcard. Anon. Germany. Might be circa 1920. 3.5" x 5.5". Shown as newly built, engine only. Unused. The picture is somewhat faded but the card is very fine.
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