Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue
call attention - The block bells ring and Nigel Harris takes another turn in the signalbox to delve through snippets to fascinate, puzzle and delight.
'ACE' AND 'limited' - A Southern Region 'bucket and spade' express and an up-market Western Region one. Competitive or complementary, asks Chris Leigh? When the SR lines west of Salisbury passed into WR control there could be only one victim.
harry roach AND THE 'great western' - Steam World mourns the passing of Harry Roach, steam record-breaker on the Exeter-Bristol route.
great shot - This time it's a delightful rural station in glorious colour, from the camera of R.C. Riley.
the scottish lowlander - We shall never see its like again, says Bill Ashcroft, whose branch of the RCTS organised the last railtour by 'Duchess' two weeks after the engine should have been withdrawn.
tell ME ABOUT IT - Celebrated photographer Colin Gifford invites you to identify some more of his pictures and fill in the caption details. There's a prize for the most complete answers.
billies, bunks AND donkeys - Unlikely names for trains, but these were some of the unofficial titles given to their local services by staff and passengers.
the devon belle' - 1947 - The Aerofilms flying camera captured a 'West Country' and its Pullman express in the countryside near Exeter.
incident AT doncaster - 2 - Alan Eamshaw concludes his examination of evidence relating to a 1947 accident in which buck-eye coupled coaches helped to save lives.
pinky THE abominable snowman - The saga of Saltley depot life and the career of one 'Pinky' Pinkerton continues. Terry Essery tells the tale.
reviews - This month the review page features a remarkable computer reference programme for indexing photographs.
railwayana record - Railwayana auctioneer lan Wright details those locomotives for which neither nameplate has been traced.
steam fare! - The FREE place to sell or exchange your unwanted railwayana.
cleaning days AT york - James Rogers began his career on the railway by cleaning engines at York. In the first of two articles he recalls his early days at 50A.
platform - The readers' letters page includes more comment on "Battle of Britain' names and the sensory delights of railways.
No.82020 - An ordinary BR Standard '3MT' Andrew Wilson provides a bnef historical portrait.
all things considered - Andrew Dow considers the new GNER coat of arms, examines the historical importance of railway heraldry, and gets a comment from the College of Arms.
1338 - portrait of A tank engine - In glorious colour, the last surviving locomotive from the Cardiff Railway, before and after preservation.
Cover: Rebuilt 'Merchant Navy' 4-6-2 No. 35023 Holland-Afrika Line sports the 'Atlantic Coast Express' headboard at Exmouth Junction shed on July 5 1957.
'ACE' AND 'limited' - A Southern Region 'bucket and spade' express and an up-market Western Region one. Competitive or complementary, asks Chris Leigh? When the SR lines west of Salisbury passed into WR control there could be only one victim.
harry roach AND THE 'great western' - Steam World mourns the passing of Harry Roach, steam record-breaker on the Exeter-Bristol route.
great shot - This time it's a delightful rural station in glorious colour, from the camera of R.C. Riley.
the scottish lowlander - We shall never see its like again, says Bill Ashcroft, whose branch of the RCTS organised the last railtour by 'Duchess' two weeks after the engine should have been withdrawn.
tell ME ABOUT IT - Celebrated photographer Colin Gifford invites you to identify some more of his pictures and fill in the caption details. There's a prize for the most complete answers.
billies, bunks AND donkeys - Unlikely names for trains, but these were some of the unofficial titles given to their local services by staff and passengers.
the devon belle' - 1947 - The Aerofilms flying camera captured a 'West Country' and its Pullman express in the countryside near Exeter.
incident AT doncaster - 2 - Alan Eamshaw concludes his examination of evidence relating to a 1947 accident in which buck-eye coupled coaches helped to save lives.
pinky THE abominable snowman - The saga of Saltley depot life and the career of one 'Pinky' Pinkerton continues. Terry Essery tells the tale.
reviews - This month the review page features a remarkable computer reference programme for indexing photographs.
railwayana record - Railwayana auctioneer lan Wright details those locomotives for which neither nameplate has been traced.
steam fare! - The FREE place to sell or exchange your unwanted railwayana.
cleaning days AT york - James Rogers began his career on the railway by cleaning engines at York. In the first of two articles he recalls his early days at 50A.
platform - The readers' letters page includes more comment on "Battle of Britain' names and the sensory delights of railways.
No.82020 - An ordinary BR Standard '3MT' Andrew Wilson provides a bnef historical portrait.
all things considered - Andrew Dow considers the new GNER coat of arms, examines the historical importance of railway heraldry, and gets a comment from the College of Arms.
1338 - portrait of A tank engine - In glorious colour, the last surviving locomotive from the Cardiff Railway, before and after preservation.
Cover: Rebuilt 'Merchant Navy' 4-6-2 No. 35023 Holland-Afrika Line sports the 'Atlantic Coast Express' headboard at Exmouth Junction shed on July 5 1957.
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