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Just a reminder: NB. If ordering multiple copies and in particular the most popular i.e. Southern Way then please contact us initially for postal rates. 

Ref SL2: The GWR Exposed. Swindon in the days of Collett and Hawksworth. OPC 2015. Author: Clements

00141
£24.95
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Product Details

Portrait format. Hardback. 192 pages. B&W. A new take on GWR history which focuses on the policies of two well-known locomotives engineers and what now appears to be a series of mistakes and missed opportunities. Using new material, the author reveals that the GWR failed to make advances in locomotive building which were being used by the other 'Big For' companies during the same period. This analysis challenges the establised GWR history and is intended for reading by enthusiasts of the railway as well as more general readers.

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Ref SL2: The GWR Exposed. Swindon in the days of Collett and Hawksworth. OPC 2015. Author: Clements

00141
£24.95
In stock
1
Product Details

Portrait format. Hardback. 192 pages. B&W. A new take on GWR history which focuses on the policies of two well-known locomotives engineers and what now appears to be a series of mistakes and missed opportunities. Using new material, the author reveals that the GWR failed to make advances in locomotive building which were being used by the other 'Big For' companies during the same period. This analysis challenges the establised GWR history and is intended for reading by enthusiasts of the railway as well as more general readers.

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