AHRONS, E L; NOCK, O S - The British Steam Railway Locomotive 1825-1925 & 1925-1965. 2 Volume Set

London: Locomotive Publishing Co & Ian Allan Ltd, 1966. Reprint. Buff hardback cloth cover. 290mm x 230mm (11" x 9"). [vi], 391pp; 276pp + plates. 6 b/w fold-out plates . Over 470 illustrations including 385 photographs, 188 line-drawings and 19 tables. Revived edition of a railway classic - a detailed and fascinating study of the British steam locomotive during its first century complete with the O S Nock second volume. Heavy set extra shipping needed for overseas.. G : in good condition without dust jackets. Covers rubbed. Spined darkened .

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