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Steam World Magazine, October 2014 Issue

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Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue

Comment - From the discovery of penicillin to the spread of commercial TV, the Editor looks back at Exhibition Trains.
Call attention - A picturesque Cornish branch line and beautiful bridges are two of the topics discussed by Chris Leigh in the monthly signalbox chat.
GWR eight-coupled - Peter Cooper tells the story of the Great Western's small-wheeled freight locomotives of 2-8-0, 2-8-OT, and 2-8-2T wheel arrangement.
From howden To Highley - From a childhood on Tyneside to railway preservation in the Severn Valley, Peter Harrison traces his railway interest.
LNER locomotives at derby works - Colin Stacey draws attention to some LNER 0-6-Os which received attention at Derby Works.
Clearing up at CHEADLE hulme - 2014 saw the 50th anniversary of a tragic derailment at Cheadle Hulme. Robert Anderson was there for the clear-up operation.
My early railway experiences - Steam railwayman Bob Essery continues the story of his footplate career in the early 1950s.
Great shot - The Folkestone Harbour branch in its heyday, with an 'R1' 0-6-OT shoving a London-bound boat train up the hill.
Platform - Another selection of your letters, prompted by Steam World articles, topped off by our regular crossword.
'Lanky' locomotives of BR part 2 - J. Cadmore completes his coverage of the ten classes of Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway locomotives which lasted into BR ownership.
Beeching 5 - the Looe branch - Andy Roden tells the story of the line from Liskeard to Looe.
The LSWR 'black motors' in BR days - Richard Derry looks back at the Drummond 700' class 0-6-Os and particularly those that eluded his train spotter's notebook.
Summer saturday at Smallbrook junction - 2 - Actually it's the winter shutdown and the unofficial 'races' which figure prominently in Andrew Button's recollection of this much-loved island location.

On the cover: 65905 is being prepped at Thornton Junction Shed 16th July 1965.

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