Other Publishers - LRRSA (Australia)
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Arsenic & Molasses (hard cover)
A pictorial history of the Powelltown Tramway and timber milling operations.Arsenic and Molasses is a companion volume to the LRRSA book Powelltown. All the photographs are different to those published in Powelltown. 103...
£16.00
Built by Baldwin
This is the history of E. M. Baldwin & Sons, the most innovative and successful builder of diesel industrial railway equipment in Australia, best known for their introduction to the...
£22.00
Tall Timber & Tramlines Queensland
When the Australian timber industry was first developing in the 19th Century, transport was a major problem. One solution was to use railways of the most primitive sort using horse haulage,...
£17.50
Elrington - The 'Peter Pan Colliery' 1927-1962
Elrington is a history of a coalmine near Cessnock NSW, established by the Broken Hill Proprietary Co. Ltd in 1927 to supply coal to its Newcastle steelworks. The underground 3ft 6...
£15.00
Built by Bundaberg Foundry
This long-established manufacturer of railway locomotives, based in Queensland produced narrow gauge locomotives before World War 2 and subsequently Bundaberg Fowler steam locomotives, Jenbach design diesels and eventually powerful canefield...
£18.00
Barclay Locomotives in New Zealand 2nd Ed
An interesting little book on art paper that details every Barclay loco exported to New Zealand - 37 steam locos. There are numerous photos in the book - many in...
£13.00
Bagnall Locomotives in New Zealand
An interesting little book on art paper that details every Bagnall loco exported to New Zealand - 10 steam and 20 diesel locos. There are over 100 photos in the...
£14.00
The Steam Kyalami, The Great Steam Racetrack thru the Great Karoo
The Steam Kyalami, The Great steam Racetrack thru the Great Karoo Paul Hloben Stenvalls 2017 large hardback, 252 pages, excellent S African steam photos, £23 Members £20
£23.00
Australia's Last Steam Railways - The South Maitland and Richmond Vale Railways
Rare and previously unpublished images illustrate the story of the last commercial steam working in Australia, which was active until 1987.