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Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue
4 NEWS PAGES - Steam exempted from 'Green' Bill; First 1991 Scania Awards; steam pump rescued from quarry.
10 COLDHARBOUR MILL - A working wool museum in rural Devon; and steam engines too!
14 DIESELMANIA Part 1 - David Leeming starts his journey through the development of the internal combustion engine which led to the diesel engine.
17 INTRA-CITY - Hong Kong's trams are still running after more than 85 years.
18 LADY OF THE LOCH - A pleasure steamer still plies the waters of one of Scotland's freshwater lochs, owing its existence to its owner's 'green' policy.
23 FROM THE OLD GLORY SHOP - Yes, Christmas is on the way. Now is the time to order your Old Glory gifts.
24 WHERE TO GO IN '90 - The season is gradually drawing to a close, but there are still plenty of places to go.
28 EASTNOR EVENT - Eric Sawford travelled to this rare event and this is his report which includes some engines rarely seen today.
30 THOMAS WOOD & SONS Part 1 - Thomas Wood & Sons were steam ploughing contractors in Kent for many years, but also had their own foundry. In this first part we look at the works as they are today.
34 RAILS IN READING - Leslie Oppitz continues his occasional series on bygone public transport systems.
38 MONDAY MORNING - Another superb painting from the brush of Bill Perring.
40 SPIDER - Not a story about a creature with eight legs, but a novel idea for a latter day steam tractor.
44 IN CAMERA - More of readers' pictures from out and about.
50 THE SIGNWRITER - The story of a Yorkshireman who restores carts and wagons to their former glory.
54 BOXED IN - On the A4 in the village of Box in Wiltshire, a Marshall portable boiler spends its retirement festooned with flowers in a front garden.
56 VIC'S BABY BURRELL - 41/2in scale Burrells are becoming increasingly popular. Vic Hodge made this one.
58 LAND OF HOPE AND GLORY - Just one of the hundreds of tunes you can hear while hiking around the Great Dorset Steam Fair. Stephen Hansford looks at some of the organs which attend this show.
62 LETTERS - More of your letters. Plus Isaac.
66 DYMOCK DAY OUT - While the rest of us were enjoying a slap up lunch or maybe driving an engine, John Reeves put a film in his camera and spent his Easter Sunday chasing tractors around the Forest of Dean!
70 PRODUCT REVIEWS - More books and videos reviewed for your interest.
74 ON A POINT OF DETAIL - A selection of close ups from Tony Porter.
10 COLDHARBOUR MILL - A working wool museum in rural Devon; and steam engines too!
14 DIESELMANIA Part 1 - David Leeming starts his journey through the development of the internal combustion engine which led to the diesel engine.
17 INTRA-CITY - Hong Kong's trams are still running after more than 85 years.
18 LADY OF THE LOCH - A pleasure steamer still plies the waters of one of Scotland's freshwater lochs, owing its existence to its owner's 'green' policy.
23 FROM THE OLD GLORY SHOP - Yes, Christmas is on the way. Now is the time to order your Old Glory gifts.
24 WHERE TO GO IN '90 - The season is gradually drawing to a close, but there are still plenty of places to go.
28 EASTNOR EVENT - Eric Sawford travelled to this rare event and this is his report which includes some engines rarely seen today.
30 THOMAS WOOD & SONS Part 1 - Thomas Wood & Sons were steam ploughing contractors in Kent for many years, but also had their own foundry. In this first part we look at the works as they are today.
34 RAILS IN READING - Leslie Oppitz continues his occasional series on bygone public transport systems.
38 MONDAY MORNING - Another superb painting from the brush of Bill Perring.
40 SPIDER - Not a story about a creature with eight legs, but a novel idea for a latter day steam tractor.
44 IN CAMERA - More of readers' pictures from out and about.
50 THE SIGNWRITER - The story of a Yorkshireman who restores carts and wagons to their former glory.
54 BOXED IN - On the A4 in the village of Box in Wiltshire, a Marshall portable boiler spends its retirement festooned with flowers in a front garden.
56 VIC'S BABY BURRELL - 41/2in scale Burrells are becoming increasingly popular. Vic Hodge made this one.
58 LAND OF HOPE AND GLORY - Just one of the hundreds of tunes you can hear while hiking around the Great Dorset Steam Fair. Stephen Hansford looks at some of the organs which attend this show.
62 LETTERS - More of your letters. Plus Isaac.
66 DYMOCK DAY OUT - While the rest of us were enjoying a slap up lunch or maybe driving an engine, John Reeves put a film in his camera and spent his Easter Sunday chasing tractors around the Forest of Dean!
70 PRODUCT REVIEWS - More books and videos reviewed for your interest.
74 ON A POINT OF DETAIL - A selection of close ups from Tony Porter.
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