Railway Maintenance vehicles and equipment

Photographic album with 180 pictures, 96 pages

Amberley Publishing 2017  £14.99

Industrial Locomotives & Railways - London & N. Home Counties

Photographic album with 150 pictures, 128 pages

Amberley Publishing 2017  £19.99

Industrial Locomotives & Railways - Eastern England

Photographic album with 150 pictures, 128 pages

Amberley Publishing 2017  £19.99

Industrial Locomotives & Railways - Cumbria

Photographic album with 150 pictures, 128 pages

Amberley Publishing 2016  £19.99

Locomotives of the Lancashire Central Coalfields

The Walkden Yard Connection 

Alan Davies  Amberley Publishing 2021  reprint £26.99

224 pages  230 illustrations

Walkden Yard: The Lancashire Central Coalfield Workshop

Alan Davies   Amberley Publishing 2021 reprint

softback  £16.99

History of the workshops and locomotives   128 pages, 113 illustrations

Sussex Transport Heritage by Colin Tyson

Illustrated guide with 180 pictures, 96 pages

Amberley Publishing 2018  £14.99

Colin Tyson looks an the transport heritage of Sussex, with a wealth of rare and previously unpublished images.

The North British Locomotive Company by Colin Alexander & Alon Siton

Amberley Publishing 2018  £14.99

The North British Locomotive Company came into existence in 1903 as an amalgamation of three established Glasgow locomotive manufacturers: Dübs & Co., Sharp Stewart and Neilson Reid. Each of these companies enjoyed an excellent reputation for its products both at home and abroad.  The amalgamation that formed NBL created the largest locomotive builder in the British Empire, building on the worldwide renown of its predecessors and exporting its products all over the world to places as diverse as Palestine, New Zealand, South Africa and Canada. Its locomotive output was as varied as its clients, with steam locomotives of every gauge, and ranging from tiny tank engines to massive Beyer-Garratts.  Moving with the times, North British entered the market for diesel and electric traction after the Second World War and its lack of success in this field ultimately brought the company to its knees. Here, Colin Alexander and Alon Siton present a lavishly illustrated exploration of one of Britain’s greatest locomotive companies, including the products of its three Victorian constituents and official works photographs, images of locos in service and some of the many preserved Dübs, Sharp Stewart, Neilson and North British locomotives on heritage railways and in museums around the world.

Industrial Locomotives & Railways - North East

Photographic album with 150 pictures, 128 pages

Amberley Publishing 2019  £19.99

Industrial Locomotives & Railways - Scotland

Photographic album with 190 pictures, 128 pages

Amberley Publishing 2019  £19.99