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Where would we be without the ‘Yanks’? The story of a USA Tank and its buddies A former USATC S100 locomotive initially preserved on his home patch, John H Bird tells the eventful story of No. 30064 through to current times, the plot enriched by an overview of these 0-6-0Ts and particularly those purchased by the Southern Railway. North Wales coast main line summer Saturday traffic: 1954-63 Inspired by his role within a coast line traffic survey undertaken on the busiest day for holiday traffic in 1954, Chris Forrest delivers his data from that day, including some ex-GWR sightings, and offers the ongoing picture through to August 1963 with further observations of high-season long-distance passenger work in and around Chester.

Steam Days Description:

الناشر: Kelsey-Media

فئة: Automotive

لغة: English

تكرار: Monthly

Steam Days - Steam nostalgia and railway history at its best!

Steam Days is a monthly magazine dedicated to all steam railway enthusiasts. Each issue covers the six regions of British Railways: Western, Southern, London, Midland, Eastern, and Scottish, with the occasional article on Irish railways and the industrial scene.

These well illustrated articles in the magazine cover the history of the railways of Britain from the early days of the 1800s through to the end of steam on British Railways in August 1968.