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Flying Scotsman – 100th Anniversary Edition 1923 -2023 – digital version
£12.95The LNER A3 Pacific which was re-launched in January 2016 is quite probably the most famous steam locomotive in the world. Following its £4.2 million pound […]
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34015 Winston Churchill Special Edition
£12.95A special edition Locomotive Profile to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the death and funeral of Sir Winston Churchill. The Bulleid light Pacific No. 34051 named […]
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925 Cheltenham
£12.95One of only three of the ‘Schools’ class to survive into preservation, 925 was overhauled by volunteers of the Mid-Hants at Eastleigh railway works where it […]
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Strictly Bulleid Gala II – digital streaming version
£10.95The 7th to 9th June 2024, saw the Swanage Railway hold their second ‘STRICTLY BULLEID’ gala event following the success of the first event in 2017 […]
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Swanage Railway News Special – Flying Scotsman
£10.00A News Special of the Visit of Flying Scotsman. Background history of the world’s most famous locomotive covering its early times in the 1920s and 1930s from rare British Pathe news films through to its operation following purchase by Alan Pegler in 1963 and various other owners until purchased by the National Collection in 2004. We see the locomotive operating following its overhaul in 2016 and running-in.
We end with the visit of Flying Scotsman to the Swanage Railway in 2019 with many scenes of it operating and in static display at Corfe castle station.
58 minutes duration. Just £10
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Return to the Summer of ’68
£5.00Return to the Summer of ’68
By Roger Hardingham
An A5 paperback full of colour and black & white images with captions of the final weeks of BR Steam. Stories of visits to motive power depots in April and June 1968 and the 4th August specials over the final weekend of steam. Shed visits to Bolton, Rose Grove, Stockport, Speke Junction, Edge Hill, Lostock Hall, Carnforth, Newton Heath and Patricroft. All compiled from Roger Hardingham’s collection.
24 Pages paperback with colour and black & white photographs, £5.
