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TALKING OF TRAINS
STEAM AND DIESEL TRACTION ON THE PLYMOUTH LINE - by Cecil J. Allen
LONDON TRANSPORT'S NEW PROGRAMME MACHINE DEVELOPMENTS
APPRENTICESHIP ON THE GREAT EASTERN
DIESEL LOCOMOTIVE UTILISATION ON THE GREAT EASTERN LINE - by B. Perren
BRIGHTON'S REGULAR INTERVAL TIMETABLE - by G. Daniels & J. Spencer Gilks
THE BRIGHTON LINE THAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN - by H. M. Madgwick
THE LONGEST THROUGH WORKING IN BRITAIN
RESORTS FOR RAILFANS: No. 26 DUNDEE - by G. H. Robin
THE MANCHESTER, SOUTH JUNCTION & ALTRINCHAM RAILWAY - by Donald I. Gordon
THE NORTH MIDLAND ROUTE, PART III - by J. F. Henton & J. P. Wilson
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
MOTIVE POWER MISCELLANY ..
Front Cover - The Trains Illustrated "Westcountryman" excursion of September 20, 1958, crosses Meldon Viaduct behind Class "T9" 4-4-0s Nos. 30712 and 30726, en route from Exeter to Plymouth via Okehampton (see poge 635)
Also included is a colour plate:- The Stroudley scene: at Horley on the London Brighton & South Coast Railway in 1899. A Victoria-Eastbourne express headed by William Stroudley's 0-4-2 locomotive G'odstone passes on the through line, while a "D" class 0-4-2T in charge of a slow train waits at the down platform. The leading carriage in the express is a six-wheel third class painted in standard livery followed by a first class repainted in experimental colours. The third vehicle is the American-built pullman car Beatrice. From a painting by Jack Hill
STEAM AND DIESEL TRACTION ON THE PLYMOUTH LINE - by Cecil J. Allen
LONDON TRANSPORT'S NEW PROGRAMME MACHINE DEVELOPMENTS
APPRENTICESHIP ON THE GREAT EASTERN
DIESEL LOCOMOTIVE UTILISATION ON THE GREAT EASTERN LINE - by B. Perren
BRIGHTON'S REGULAR INTERVAL TIMETABLE - by G. Daniels & J. Spencer Gilks
THE BRIGHTON LINE THAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN - by H. M. Madgwick
THE LONGEST THROUGH WORKING IN BRITAIN
RESORTS FOR RAILFANS: No. 26 DUNDEE - by G. H. Robin
THE MANCHESTER, SOUTH JUNCTION & ALTRINCHAM RAILWAY - by Donald I. Gordon
THE NORTH MIDLAND ROUTE, PART III - by J. F. Henton & J. P. Wilson
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
MOTIVE POWER MISCELLANY ..
Front Cover - The Trains Illustrated "Westcountryman" excursion of September 20, 1958, crosses Meldon Viaduct behind Class "T9" 4-4-0s Nos. 30712 and 30726, en route from Exeter to Plymouth via Okehampton (see poge 635)
Also included is a colour plate:- The Stroudley scene: at Horley on the London Brighton & South Coast Railway in 1899. A Victoria-Eastbourne express headed by William Stroudley's 0-4-2 locomotive G'odstone passes on the through line, while a "D" class 0-4-2T in charge of a slow train waits at the down platform. The leading carriage in the express is a six-wheel third class painted in standard livery followed by a first class repainted in experimental colours. The third vehicle is the American-built pullman car Beatrice. From a painting by Jack Hill
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