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Available to preorder is a new addition to our Turntable imprint following one man’s story of time spent ‘on the inside’ at St Philip’s Marsh HST depot, Bristol from 1979 through to 2001.
Another Turntable release takes a sideways look at railway history, examining the origins of names of over 40 railway locations in a way that is sure to surprise and intrigue.
To celebrate Railway 200, we have published a 240-page special on railway platforms. Hot-off-the-press and purchasable now, this title is a nostalgic work of art and an unmissable addition to any railway book collection.
Finally, our two-part publication on industrial railways offers a compelling glimpse into Britain’s industrial railways of the 1950s and 1960s through the lens of RC Riley. Known for his meticulous composition and attention to detail, Riley’s black-and-white photographs capture the essence of a bygone era.
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