A book that, although small in size, is very large in terms of the quality of its illustrations and the philatelic information it contains. In Addition, like all the books of Pen and Sword Books, it has a very careful layout.
Read the full Spanish review [link=https://unoscuantostrenes.blogspot.com/2019/03/rincon-literario-mainline-railway-stamps.html]here[/link]
Unes Cuantos Trenes Blog, Jorge del Valle
A book that, although small in size, is very large in terms of the quality of its illustrations and the philatelic information it contains. In Addition, like all the books of Pen and Sword Books, it has a very careful layout.
Read the full Spanish review [link=https://unoscuantostrenes.blogspot.com/2019/03/rincon-literario-mainline-railway-stamps.html]here[/link]
Unes Cuantos Trenes Blog, Jorge del Valle
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BBC Radio Oxford with presenter Lilley Mitchell, 18th March 2019
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BBC Radio Oxford with presenter Lilley Mitchell, 18th March 2019
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Locomotive Portraits
Whilst ever there have been railways there have been artists keen to paint them. Many famous names have included aspects of the railways in their paintings, including most notably Claude Monet and J M W Turner. This enthusiasm has been kept alive by the formation in the UK of the Guild of Railway Artists, of which there are over two hundred members… Read more...
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Flying Scotsman
From hauling the first non-stop express from London to Edinburgh in 1928 and breaking the 100mph barrier in 1934, to being sold in 1963, and to its final home at the York National Railway Centre, The Flying Scotsman has a rich and, at times, controversial history. It has travelled across the USA and steamed across Australia, changed owners and colour… Read more...
