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Sam Hewitt
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I wonder if you are aware of the carriage that stands at the platform at Rayne on the disused Bishop’s
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Two express locomotive nameplates – Holland-Afrika Line and Lord President – tied for top spot in the railwayana section of
When nameplate combines with badge – regimental, coat-of-arms, or whatever – the hammer invariably falls in the upper echelons of
Page 14 of Heritage Railway issue 235 shows a young locomotive crew with a combined age of 43 years on
By Cedric Johns The Yeovil Railway Centre is set to enjoy a memorable start to its new season of operations
By Cedric Johns Following the announcement that Riley & Son is likely to remain the custodian of the ‘world’s most
Following weeks of speculation about the future management of A3 4-6-2 No. 60103 Flying Scotsman it is understood that Riley
A combination of engineering work, signal failures, a breakdown and severe weather conditions all conspired to adversely affect several main
By Cedric Johns Fifty years ago – on Saturday, August 11, 1968 – the glorious history of British steam ended
Hosking announces bargain steam tours programme By Cedric Johns ThE UK’s country’s newest Train Operating Company, Locomotive Services (TOC) Limited,
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