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138 pages. Features: Building the Middleboro Railroad; Radio controlling USA's 44-tonner; The Colorado Railroad Museum garden railway; Scratchbuild a warehouse; Garden railway design & construction. Moderate wear. A sound copy. Book
74 pages. Features: Kitbashing the Bachmann flatcar and gondola; Acoma Central No. 4; Eliminating rail snakes; Locomotive aging made easy; Installing sound systems; The Marietta & Cincinnati; Working M/U cables; The 7th Annual National Garden Railway Convention. Moderate wear. A sound copy.. Book
78 pages. Features: Scratchbuilding a working switchstand; Getting Started in Garden Railroading - Part 1; The Squaw Peak & Paradise Valley Railroad; Second Generation Garden Railroading - Part 4; Modifying LGP's Tipper Cars; The Table Saw - Part 6. Moderate wear. A sound copy. Book
Features: Canada's Modern Heritage - Time to Act; The Economuseum - sharing know-how to ensure its preservation; Beacon on Lake Erie - the Coast Guard's Point Abino lighthouse; Modern Classics - Care with 20th-Century Materials; Canadian Terminals on the Underground Railroad; Discreet Heritage - An Architectural Endeavour in Old Montreal - the Zone Building. Bilingual English/French. Clean, bright and unmarked with negligible wear. An excellent copy. Book
53 pages. Features: Fabulous 50! - turns the Lima Class 50 into No. 50.007 Sir Edward Elgar; Pots and Kettles - beginner's guide to garden railway live steam; Another Brunelian Chalet - a small Brunel station building; Barnum & Bailey 55' stock and flat cars - scale drawings of UK 1898 circus cars; Maristow - minimum space gauge 0 layout; Hull & Barnsley all-wood signalbox - scale drawings; Burghausen - Aurthur Pickford's N gauge continental layout; Signal Chart - 5; Construction Reviews. Average wear. A sound copy. Book
56 pages. Features: Locomotive Kit Construction - 2; The Midland Division from Nationalisation to Electrification - 4; Signal Chart -4; Building a Garden Railway for Steam; Datafile - LSWR bullion van; Bodmin goods shed; Tetbury 1935; Tetbury's Trees; Private Owner Wagon Colourrs; The Tumbler Sub - Built for coal; and more. Average wear. A sound copy. Book
62 pages. Features: Model Building Construction - 1; Detailing the Lima Shunter; Point Operation; Warley MRCs layout 'Hadley'; Motors and Mechanisms; Building a Layout - 10; LSWR 44' passenger guards van; Kingsbridge - 2; The Humble Shunter. Average wear. A sound copy. Book
Features: Pennsy High-Speed Electrics; Interesting Railfans No. 48; Calcutta's Streetcar System; Chesapeake & Ohio Stream Roster (1926); and more. Average wear. Sound copy. Magazine
64 pages. Features: Chihuahua & Pacific Roster; Anniversary of California Zephyr; Interesting Railfans No. 134 - William c. Kessel; Passenger Train Survey; San Francisco's Railroad; and more. Two small date stamps upon front cover. Average wear. Sound copy. Magazine
Features: Recorders' Errors or Oversights? - Locomotive running past and present - No. 245; The Eleventh Hour of Steam - 1; The Preservation Bubble; First of the SDJR 2-8-0s; Cornwall to Caithness; Railway Club Photographic Competition; East European Journey; To Switzerland - for Steam (and so much else); The Carmarthen & Cardigan Railway; The Railways of Bord Na Mona; Annual Report on Railway Accidents; and more. Light wear. Unmarked. Nice copy. Magazine
22 pages. This issue of the Buzzer commemorates the conversion of Vancouver's urban rail transportation to rubber/bus transit. Reproductions of many interesting archival photos in text recount the history of the rail phase of the company's operation. Moderate wear. Usual library markings. Mounted in protective card covers. An interesting piece of Vancouver history... which may one day return. Book
Features: John W. Barriger III, 1899-1976; Derailment and accident photos; Steam's last chance - Pennsylvania Railroad gambles - and loses - on the steam-powered T1-class for passenger power after World War II; "Fireboy, know something? We don't fit through that bridge"; How to build a DL109 - great photos; Rio Grande's Monarch Branch Revisited - an exercise in the use of the 26-C automatic brake valve, F-3 retainers, and COBRA brake shoes; Colur centerfold of the Katy Pacific 401 (Lima 1920) in 1945; The Iris G, et al - much of Canadian Pacific's history has been written upon the water, perhaps most poignantly by this tug, its train-on-a-barge, and their ancestors; and more. Moderate wear. Unmarked. Quality copy. Book
88 pages. Oblong 11" x 8.5". Sections include: The Friendly Service Route; Marion Division; Mahoning & Buffalo Divisions; Susquehanna Division; Scranton Division; New York Division. Loaded with wonderful black and white photos and captions. Average wear. Unmarked. Binding intact. A sound copy. Book
242 pages including index. With humour and insight, author invites us to share his month-long journey across Canada. Over 4,000 miles by rail. Travelling through every province that still has a track, stopping to recount the glory days of the luxurious CPR hotels, this book offers a uniqe travelogue that covers this country from Halifax to Victoria, past to present. Illustrated in black and white. Author's signature upon title page. Gift greetings, probably written by author, atop title page. Otherwise, clean, bright and unmarked with minimal wear. Lovely copy. Book
Features: The Kipton Disaster and Webb C. Ball; Sea Sentinels and Their "Clocks"; Watch Inspection on the San Diego and Arizona Railway; The Evolution of the Watch; Shopp Notes - Wooden Works Movements; and more. Moderate wear. Unmarked. Quality copy. Book
42 pages. Features include: Station Scenes on the Aberfoyle Junction Railway - Southern Ontario 1950's Era O Scale layout; Canadian Classic - The Electrical Railways of Sir Adam Beck; Canadian Passenger Equipment - Modelling Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) "The Canadian" Passenger Car Part II; One Winter's Eve - Modelling removeable open loads; Canadian Rolling Stock - Modelling a Canadian Pacific (CP) International of Maine Division PS-1 Box Car; Canadian National RS-3 in O Scale - Modelling a Canadian National (CN) RS-3 No. 3016; and Canadian National Railways (CNR) Steel-Frame Single-Sheathed Box Cars (circa 1920). Binding sound. Unmarked. A worthy copy. Book
Hardcover in-12 de XVI-327 pp., illustre, cartonnage pleine percaline bordeaux, titre dore.- Orné de 284 figures in texte. Bel exemplaire. [CA27/7]
6 vol. in-4 br., couv. ill. noir et blanc, ill. noir et blanc ou couleurs, éditions Loco-Revue, Auray, 1979, 438 pp. au total. Très bon état pour ce semestre complet. Prix pour l'ensemble. Français
Ouvrage conçu et mis en place par Georges Bernage, 1 vol. in-4 cartonnage éditeur sous jaquette illustrée, Editions Heimdal, 1994, 382 pp. Bon état Français
1 vol. in-12 br., couv. ill., ill. noir et blanc, Imprimerie nouvelle A. Bellier et C., Bordeaux, 1888, 180 pp. Etat très satisfaisant (couv. frottée, bon état par ailleurs, avec intérieur bien frais) pour ce récit de voyage, par l'auteur. Celui-ci, Louis Boué (1849-1897) était avocat à Bordeaux. Exemplaire dont le bel état intérieur et la relative rareté pourraient justifier une reliure. Français
7 vol. in-4 br., couv. ill. couleurs, ill. noir et blanc ou couleur, La Vie du Rail, Paris, 1960 à 1982 , env. 350 pp. au total. Bon état. Prix pour l'ensemble. Au sommaire notamment : n° 754 entre Sainte-Cécile-d'Andorge et Florac, sur les C.F.D. de Lozère (juillet 1960); n° 1034 la ligne de la Bastide au Monastier (février 1966) ; n° 1631 Lozère, dix jours de bataille (février 1978) ; n° 1233 Le Rouergue (mars 1970) ; n° 1544 le rail en Lozère (mai 1976) ; n° 1701 le nouveau cévenol (juillet 1979) ; n° 1851 vapeur dans les Cévennes (juillet 1982). Français
7 vol. in-4 br., couv. ill. couleurs, ill. noir et blanc ou couleur, La Vie du Rail, Paris, 1971 à 1983 , env. 550 pp. au total. Bon état. Prix pour l'ensemble. Au sommaire notamment : n° 1275 Dole-Mulhouse, électrification achevée (janvier 1971) ; n° 1303 Mulhouse-Nord, une inauguration attendue (août 1971) ; n° 1405 Mulhouse, 2 ans après (août 1973) ; n° 1416 sur Paris-Bâle (novembre 1973) ; n° 1445 à Mulhouse-nord (juin 1974) ; n° 1694 modernisations sur Paris-Mulhouse (mai 1979) ; n° 1911 Mulhouse-Nord s'automatise (septembre 1983). Français
7 vol. in-4 br., couv. ill. couleurs, ill. noir et blanc ou couleur, La Vie du Rail, Paris, 1961 à 1984 , env. 350 pp. au total. Bon état. Prix pour l'ensemble. Au sommaire notamment : n° 819 centenaire de la relation directe Paris-Nevers (novembre 1961) ; n° 854 électrification de Dijon à Neufchateau (juillet 1962) ; n° 950 les ateliers de Nevers (juin 1964) ; n° 1085 Dijon-Bourg, travaux d'électrification (février 1967) ; n° 1448 modernisation à Saincaize (juin 1974) ; n° 1767 sur Blaisy-Dijon, on étanche les viaducs (novembre 1980) ; n° 1946 Nancy-Dijon, fluidité sur toute la ligne (mai 1984). Français
7 vol. in-4 br., couv. ill. couleurs, ill. noir et blanc ou couleur, La Vie du Rail, Paris, 1972 à 1979 , env. 350 pp. au total. Etat très satisfaisant. Prix pour l'ensemble. Au sommaire notamment : n° 1324 Sibelin, premier anniversaire (janvier 1972) ; n° 1352 Paris-Lyon, 20 ans après (juillet 1972) ; n° 1398 modernisation de Givors-St Etienne (juin 1973) ; n° 1499 la ligne nouvelle Paris-Sud-Est (juin 1975) ; n° 1567 sillon rhodanien, des courants venus du sud (novembre 1976) ; n° 1665 sillon rhodanien, une deuxième étape d'électrification (octobre 1978) ; n° 1700 sillon rhodanien, tout électrique (juillet 1979). Français
8 vol. in-4 br., couv. ill. couleurs, ill. noir et blanc ou couleur, La Vie du Rail, Paris, 1953 à 1987 , env. 350 pp. au total. Bon état. Prix pour l'ensemble. Au sommaire notamment : n° 410 Paris-Bordeaux (août 1953) ; n° 703 de Libourne à Aurillac (juin 1959) ; n° 1363 le TGV dans les Landes (octobre 1972) ; n° 1377 Bordeaux en Aquitaine (janvier 1973) ; n° 1404 centenaire dans le Blayais (août 1973) ; n° 1474 à 200 km/h... avec ceux de "l'Etandard" (janvier 1975) ; n° 1652 chantiers de Lormont : "le bout des tunnels" (juillet 1978) ; n° 2114 Bordeaux Saint-Jean et l'Aquitaine, dans l'attente du TGV (octobre 1987). Français
