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Welcome to the "Titfield Thunderbolt" railway bookshop, a selection of the very best in British railway publishing with the accent on Light Railways, Branch Lines, Narrow Gauge, and the more obscure parts of our railway heritage. We are a mail order business who also attend a number of model railway shows, see exhibitions for details of where you can meet us. Follow the link to Bookshop Guide to see the complete list of titles stocked. |
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Jeff Grayer's Sabotaged & Defeated Revisited, published on the 1st September this year, is now in stock.
A superbly detailed examination of the last year of operation of the legendary S&D and its subsequent demolition, all in well reproduced full colour. Photography is largely by a working engineman who knew just when to take a camera to work and numerous key events are as a result seen for the first time in print - unbelievable! £19.95, see Somerset and Dorset section for full details. |
Jeff's earlier Sabotaged and Defeated is still available, a rattling good wallow in nostalgic melancholy for a mere £9.95.
Model Railway Journal is now being held in stock from issue number 180, very many of the earlier issues can also be supplied. Enlarged anniversary Issue 200 in stock and issue 201 due in a week. STOP PRESS Brand new book on the Welshpool and Llanfair from Wild Swan now at the printers and due in stock in 3 weeks time. 280 plus pages for £38.95, a subject which suits Paul Karau's approach perfectly and is sure to be a classic. (31st August 2010)
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Bookshop Guide Wild Swan Camrail Payment options Credit and Debit cards including "Switch" can now be accepted and are my preference over Paypal although I can still accept payments by this method if you prefer. Cheques (drawn on UK banks) |
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Site last updated Tuesday 31st August 2010.
Several new books added, online shopping facilities currently being developed and should be available soon.
Camrail 2010 is now over, thanks for all those that attended. Next year's show will be a week later on the 23rd and 24th July and will have a strong Colonel Stephens element.
Simon Castens