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Book Review: MGR Coal Trains by Mike Rhodes

This book is a historical archive of what was an everyday scene when Merry-Go-Round coal trains were to be found in throughout most of the UK.

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This book is a collection of photographs of the railway scene in the 1980s, with many locomotives and locations that are now just memories.

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This book presents a selection of the author’s best photographs from 45 countries taken during his travels around the world between 1975 and 2019.

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A photographic record of every Class 68 and Class 88 locomotive and of them working for both Direct Rail Services and on loan to other operators.

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This book shows how a Rover ticket can provide great opportunities for both rail enthusiasts and tourists wishing to explore the East Midlands.

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This book describes how railways in East London, both National Rail and Transport for London, have developed from 1969 to the present day.

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This book provides an appreciation of British Rail from the 1960s to the 1990s, where all locomotives and rolling stock were painted in rail blue.

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This book provides an appreciation of Derbyshire's railways and the different railway companies that sprang out from the county's mineral wealth.

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This book describes the importance of Nuneaton as a railway crossroads, and the source and variety of trains that pass through the area.

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The book covers all classes of diesel shunters that have been saved for preservation, with the exception of Class 13 of which none survived.

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