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Malcolm Keeley
96pp | Hbk
R. L. Kell
96pp | Hbk
James Prince
96pp | Hbk
Glyn Kraemer-Johnson & John Bishop
80pp | Hbk
Martin Jenkins & Charles Roberts
80pp | Hbk
Kevin McCormack
80pp | Hbk
Colin Morris
96pp | Hbk
One of Glory Days series to feature a constituent of the NBC, author narrates the history of Devon General from its origins through to the mid-1970s. Aimed at the local historian and transport enthusiast, the book explores the company's activities and the great variety of vehicles which were in its fleet.
Michael H C Baker
96pp | Hbk
The 1960s was a time of many changes in the transport scene around London. Trolleybuses were phased out and the first wholly new Underground line for more than a generation, the Victoria Line, was opened.
G Kraemer-Johnson & J Bishop
80pp | Hbk
The ‘Streets of’ series has proved immensely popular with both enthusiasts, who find much of interest in the history of the area’s public transport, and those who live in the areas covered, who are able to look at the scenes featured with great nostalgia for the views and buildings that have long disappeared.
John Hypher
It includes an excellent selection of both colour and mono images recalling the great variety of vehicles operated over the years, from Peterborough's electric trams to the Leyland National of the 1970s.
Gavin Booth
The numerous municipal operators in Scotland that existed prior to 1975 are put in focus. Concentrating on the 'Big Four', Aberdeen, Dundee, Edinburgh and Glasgow, a well informed text and superb collection of photographs provide a compelling account. A selection of lesser-known operators, such as Ayr, Kilmarnock, Kirkcaldy, Leith and Perth are included. As well as buses, trams and trolleybuses are all to be seen.
Gavin Booth
All-colour photo album featuring the great variety of bus types and liveries to be found in Scotland during the 1980s. Even ex-London Transport Routemasters are to be seen, drafted north after being surplus to requirements. Bus enthusiasts will find many items of interest in this new title, with quality images and informative captions throughout.
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