SCOTTISH RAILWAYS
A Livery Register of The Historical Model Railway Society. The Caledonian Railway Locomotives 1883-1923. With an introduction by George Dow. The authoratative work on the subject. (card cover) HMRS, circa 1967, pp17. VG (small mark on front cover and some wear to spine) £2
Ahrons, E.L. Locomotive & Train Working in the Latter Part of the Nineteenth Century. Volume Three. G&SWR, Caledonion Railway, North British Railway, Highland Railway, GNofSR. Detailed articles on locomotive and train working by the respective companies. Reprinting of original articles which covered the period 1916-1922. Heffer, 1952, pp113. VG, VG price clipped £10
Ahrons, E.L. Locomotive & Train Working in the Latter Part of the Nineteenth Century. Volume Three. G&SWR, Caledonion Railway, North British Railway, Highland Railway, GNofSR. Detailed articles on locomotive and train working by the respective companies. Reprinting of original articles which covered the period 1916-1922. (hb) Heffer, 1952, pp113. VG, VG (inscription + dust jacket stuff with strip of sellotape inside front/back) £10
Bolger, Paul. BR Steam Motive Power Depots - Scottish Region. (pb) Book law Publications, 2009, pp112. VG £4
Cormack, J.R.H. & Stevenson, J.L. Highland railway Locomotives Book 1 - Early Days to the 'Lochs'. RCTS Locomotives of the LMS Series. Comprehensive history illustrated with 115 figs. (hb) RCTS, 1988, pp161, glazed boards, isbn0 9011115 64 9. VG £14
Dickson, Brian. Steam Finale Scotland. Well illustrated look at steam in Scotland during the 1960s. (hb) Ian Allan, 2003, pp160, isbn 0 7110 2879 6. F, VG £7.00
Dickson, Brian. Steam Finale Scotland. Well illustrated look at steam in Scotland during the 1960s. (hb) Ian Allan, 2003, pp160, isbn 0 7110 2879 6 VG, VG £6
Gammell, C. J. Scottish Branch Lines 1955-1965. 163 b/w photos with detailed captions, with appendix of branch closure dates. (hb) Oxford Publishing Co., 1978, 163 b/w photographs, large format, isbn 0 86093 005 X. VG, VG £5
Gordon, Hugh. Great North of Scotland Railway Locomotives. The Steam Locomotives of North-East Scotland's Own Railway. The Great North of Scotland was the smallest of the five major railway companies in Scotland. This comprehensive study of its locomotives is lavishly illustrated with many b/w photographs and scale diagrams. (hb) Irwell Press, 2008, pp91, large format glazed boards, isbn 1 903266 08 4. VG £30
Gren, Andre. The Bridge is Down! Dramatic eye-witness accounts of the Tay Bridge disaster 28 December 1879. Detailed study of this disaster. (pb) Silver Link, 2008, pp176, isbn 1 85794 269 9. VG (small corner crease to front cover) £8
Hajducki, Andrew M. The Haddington, MacMerry and Gifford Branch Lines. Oakwood Library of Railway History 90. Comprehensive, well illustrated Oakwood History. (hb) Oakwood, 1994, ppp248, isbn 0 85361 456 3. VG, VG £12
Hunter, D.L.G. Carriages & Wagons of the Highland Railway. Scarce Detailed study with many b/w photos and scale drawings. (pb) Turntable Enterprises, 1971, pp99, isbn 0 902844 03 2. VG (some wear to the cover) £20 scarce
Nock, O.S. The Highland Railway. A comprehensive, well illustrated history of this most innovative of Scottish Railway companies. (pb) Ian Allan, 1973, pp177, 32 pages of photographs, isbn 0 7110 0409 9. VG (some slight browning to page edges/edge wear) £2
Ransom, P.J.G. Scottish Steam Today. Ships, Trains & Engines. Scottish steam today traces the history of steam power and its application in Scotland. Areas covered include Alford Valley, paddle steamer preservation, lock steamers, Summerlee, and many other sites. (pb) Richard Drew Publishing, 1989, pp144. VG £1.50
Sanders, Keith & Hodgins, Douglas. British Railways Past and Present No. 9 - South East Scotland. B/w photos with detailed captions. (pb) Silver Link, 1991, pp128, isbn 0 947971 60 2. VG £6.50
Sanders, Keith & Hodgins, Douglas. British Railways Past and Present No. 9 - South East Scotland. Over 250 photos and featuring over 70 locations including: Edinburgh, Leith, Stirling, Dunfermline, Peebles, Galashiels and Hawick. (pb) Past & Present Publishing, 1994, pp128, isbn 1 85895 057 0. VG £5
Sanders, Keith & Hodgins, Douglas. British Railways Past and Present. No. 19 - South West Scotland. Over 250 photos featuring over 90 locations including South Glasgow, Carstairs, Ayr, Kilmarnock, Stranraer, Dumfries & Beattock. (pb) Past & Present Publishing, 1999, pp144, isbn 1 85895 074 0. VG £5
Sanders, Keith & Hodgins, Douglas. British Railways Past and Present. No. 19 - South West Scotland. Over 250 b/w and colour photographs, featuring over 90 locations including South Glasgow, Ayr, Stranraer, Dumfries, Beattock and many more. (pb) Past & Present Publishing, 1995, pp144, isbn 1 85895 074 0. VG £5.95
Shaw, Donald. The Balerno Branch and the Caley in Edinburgh. The Oakwood Library of Railway History 77. Well illustrated study from the early days of the 1880s through to LMS days and closure. (hb) Oakwood, 1989, pp192, isbn 0 85361 366 4. VG, VG £22
Simmonds, J. Scottish Railways. Contains 6 pages of b/w photographs and a map. (card cover) James Pike Ltd., 1975, pp32, isbn 0 85932 108 8. VG (some slight wear to cover) £1
Simms, Wilfred F. Railways of Mull and Iona. Illustrated history. (pb) Published by author, 2001, pp56, isbn 1 902822 07 2. VG £10
Smith, David L. The Little Railways of South-West Scotland. Comprehensive history on the railways in Galloway, illustrated with b/w photos, gradient profiles and maps. (hb) David & Charles, 1969, pp228, colour frontis, isbn 0 7153 4652 0. VG, VG (small repaired tear and slight edge wear to dust jacket) £32
Swinfen, David. The Fall of the Tay Bridge. Examination of the Tay Bridge disaster,illustrated with b/w photos. The bridge took six years and 600 men to build. Today passengers travelling across the new Tay Bridge can still see the stumps of Thomas Bouch's ill fated bridge. (pb) Mercat press, 1998, pp114, isbn 1873644 345. F £14.00
The Mallaig Railway. A guide to the line reprinted from the turn of the century, with colour illustrations to celebrate the return of steam in the 1980s. (pb) Northern Books from Famedram, 1988, pp32. G+ (some wear to cover) 50p
The Rannoch Line (Crianlarich to Fort William). Edited selections from Mountain, Moor and Lock first published in 1894. A lovely work brought up to date with some contemporary photographs of stations and class 37 diesels. (pb) Famedram, pp78. Book is in a VG condition but the card cover has a few edge knocks and marks due to use. £2.50
Thomas, John. The Scottish Railway Book. The author recalls in words and pictures the railways of Scottish past, covering the railway companies, routes, disasters and a host of other topics. (hb) David & Charles, 1977, pp96, glazed boards, isbn 0 7153 7324 2. VG £3
Weir, Tom. The Highland Line (Perth, Pitlochry, Aviemore, Inverness, Lairg, Wick/Thurso). A Pictorial Guide. A lovely illustrated guide to the line with many photographs and detailed text. (pb) Famedram, circa 1975, unpaginated, small landscape format. VG (Small mark on front cover) £1
Ahrons, E.L. Locomotive & Train Working in the Latter Part of the Nineteenth Century. Volume Three. G&SWR, Caledonion Railway, North British Railway, Highland Railway, GNofSR. Detailed articles on locomotive and train working by the respective companies. Reprinting of original articles which covered the period 1916-1922. Heffer, 1952, pp113. VG, VG price clipped £10
Ahrons, E.L. Locomotive & Train Working in the Latter Part of the Nineteenth Century. Volume Three. G&SWR, Caledonion Railway, North British Railway, Highland Railway, GNofSR. Detailed articles on locomotive and train working by the respective companies. Reprinting of original articles which covered the period 1916-1922. (hb) Heffer, 1952, pp113. VG, VG (inscription + dust jacket stuff with strip of sellotape inside front/back) £10
Bolger, Paul. BR Steam Motive Power Depots - Scottish Region. (pb) Book law Publications, 2009, pp112. VG £4
Cormack, J.R.H. & Stevenson, J.L. Highland railway Locomotives Book 1 - Early Days to the 'Lochs'. RCTS Locomotives of the LMS Series. Comprehensive history illustrated with 115 figs. (hb) RCTS, 1988, pp161, glazed boards, isbn0 9011115 64 9. VG £14
Dickson, Brian. Steam Finale Scotland. Well illustrated look at steam in Scotland during the 1960s. (hb) Ian Allan, 2003, pp160, isbn 0 7110 2879 6. F, VG £7.00
Dickson, Brian. Steam Finale Scotland. Well illustrated look at steam in Scotland during the 1960s. (hb) Ian Allan, 2003, pp160, isbn 0 7110 2879 6 VG, VG £6
Gammell, C. J. Scottish Branch Lines 1955-1965. 163 b/w photos with detailed captions, with appendix of branch closure dates. (hb) Oxford Publishing Co., 1978, 163 b/w photographs, large format, isbn 0 86093 005 X. VG, VG £5
Gordon, Hugh. Great North of Scotland Railway Locomotives. The Steam Locomotives of North-East Scotland's Own Railway. The Great North of Scotland was the smallest of the five major railway companies in Scotland. This comprehensive study of its locomotives is lavishly illustrated with many b/w photographs and scale diagrams. (hb) Irwell Press, 2008, pp91, large format glazed boards, isbn 1 903266 08 4. VG £30
Gren, Andre. The Bridge is Down! Dramatic eye-witness accounts of the Tay Bridge disaster 28 December 1879. Detailed study of this disaster. (pb) Silver Link, 2008, pp176, isbn 1 85794 269 9. VG (small corner crease to front cover) £8
Hajducki, Andrew M. The Haddington, MacMerry and Gifford Branch Lines. Oakwood Library of Railway History 90. Comprehensive, well illustrated Oakwood History. (hb) Oakwood, 1994, ppp248, isbn 0 85361 456 3. VG, VG £12
Hunter, D.L.G. Carriages & Wagons of the Highland Railway. Scarce Detailed study with many b/w photos and scale drawings. (pb) Turntable Enterprises, 1971, pp99, isbn 0 902844 03 2. VG (some wear to the cover) £20 scarce
Nock, O.S. The Highland Railway. A comprehensive, well illustrated history of this most innovative of Scottish Railway companies. (pb) Ian Allan, 1973, pp177, 32 pages of photographs, isbn 0 7110 0409 9. VG (some slight browning to page edges/edge wear) £2
Ransom, P.J.G. Scottish Steam Today. Ships, Trains & Engines. Scottish steam today traces the history of steam power and its application in Scotland. Areas covered include Alford Valley, paddle steamer preservation, lock steamers, Summerlee, and many other sites. (pb) Richard Drew Publishing, 1989, pp144. VG £1.50
Sanders, Keith & Hodgins, Douglas. British Railways Past and Present No. 9 - South East Scotland. B/w photos with detailed captions. (pb) Silver Link, 1991, pp128, isbn 0 947971 60 2. VG £6.50
Sanders, Keith & Hodgins, Douglas. British Railways Past and Present No. 9 - South East Scotland. Over 250 photos and featuring over 70 locations including: Edinburgh, Leith, Stirling, Dunfermline, Peebles, Galashiels and Hawick. (pb) Past & Present Publishing, 1994, pp128, isbn 1 85895 057 0. VG £5
Sanders, Keith & Hodgins, Douglas. British Railways Past and Present. No. 19 - South West Scotland. Over 250 photos featuring over 90 locations including South Glasgow, Carstairs, Ayr, Kilmarnock, Stranraer, Dumfries & Beattock. (pb) Past & Present Publishing, 1999, pp144, isbn 1 85895 074 0. VG £5
Sanders, Keith & Hodgins, Douglas. British Railways Past and Present. No. 19 - South West Scotland. Over 250 b/w and colour photographs, featuring over 90 locations including South Glasgow, Ayr, Stranraer, Dumfries, Beattock and many more. (pb) Past & Present Publishing, 1995, pp144, isbn 1 85895 074 0. VG £5.95
Shaw, Donald. The Balerno Branch and the Caley in Edinburgh. The Oakwood Library of Railway History 77. Well illustrated study from the early days of the 1880s through to LMS days and closure. (hb) Oakwood, 1989, pp192, isbn 0 85361 366 4. VG, VG £22
Simmonds, J. Scottish Railways. Contains 6 pages of b/w photographs and a map. (card cover) James Pike Ltd., 1975, pp32, isbn 0 85932 108 8. VG (some slight wear to cover) £1
Simms, Wilfred F. Railways of Mull and Iona. Illustrated history. (pb) Published by author, 2001, pp56, isbn 1 902822 07 2. VG £10
Smith, David L. The Little Railways of South-West Scotland. Comprehensive history on the railways in Galloway, illustrated with b/w photos, gradient profiles and maps. (hb) David & Charles, 1969, pp228, colour frontis, isbn 0 7153 4652 0. VG, VG (small repaired tear and slight edge wear to dust jacket) £32
Swinfen, David. The Fall of the Tay Bridge. Examination of the Tay Bridge disaster,illustrated with b/w photos. The bridge took six years and 600 men to build. Today passengers travelling across the new Tay Bridge can still see the stumps of Thomas Bouch's ill fated bridge. (pb) Mercat press, 1998, pp114, isbn 1873644 345. F £14.00
The Mallaig Railway. A guide to the line reprinted from the turn of the century, with colour illustrations to celebrate the return of steam in the 1980s. (pb) Northern Books from Famedram, 1988, pp32. G+ (some wear to cover) 50p
The Rannoch Line (Crianlarich to Fort William). Edited selections from Mountain, Moor and Lock first published in 1894. A lovely work brought up to date with some contemporary photographs of stations and class 37 diesels. (pb) Famedram, pp78. Book is in a VG condition but the card cover has a few edge knocks and marks due to use. £2.50
Thomas, John. The Scottish Railway Book. The author recalls in words and pictures the railways of Scottish past, covering the railway companies, routes, disasters and a host of other topics. (hb) David & Charles, 1977, pp96, glazed boards, isbn 0 7153 7324 2. VG £3
Weir, Tom. The Highland Line (Perth, Pitlochry, Aviemore, Inverness, Lairg, Wick/Thurso). A Pictorial Guide. A lovely illustrated guide to the line with many photographs and detailed text. (pb) Famedram, circa 1975, unpaginated, small landscape format. VG (Small mark on front cover) £1
