
Midland 4F No. 43924
July 7, 2026Hampshire Railway Calendar 2027
£9.95
The 2027 Hampshire Railway Calendar.
Commemorating 60 years since the end of Southern Steam – 1967
12 full-page historical photographs of stations and locomotives around the county. You can see pages separately on the web page.
Back cover is in colour celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Re-opening of the Mid-Hants Railway Watercress Line in 1977.
12 pages of dates and photographs in A4 landscape format
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