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May 1, 2024
The Richard J. Willis Collection Dvd – Volumes 3 & 4
May 1, 2024The Richard J. Willis Collection DVD – Volumes No.1 to 4 (2xdvds)
£35.00
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Volume 1 – Main Line Steam Routes
Volume 2 – Main Line Steam Routes
Volume 3 – The Grime & Glory Years
Volume 4 – Oasis of Steam
(see main listings of each volume for full details)
A series of programmes on dvd based on the highly acclaimed 16mm colour films made by the late Richard J. Willis during the 1960s. These companion volumes cover the lines of the former GCR, GWR, LNWR, Midland Railway and Southern Railway.
Today, the early 1960s have a particular nostalgic appeal for those lucky enough to have observed steam’s final decade in service on B.R. The gleaming locomotives we are so familiar with today in their preserved form were, twenty-five years ago, a pretty ill-kept and unloved bunch. This did not stop them giving their all for masters who would, within a few years, consign them to the scrapheap.
Enjoy Richard’s footage capturing these final evocative years.
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