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BANKS, CHRIS. - BRITISH RAILWAYS LOCOMOTIVES 1948.
Yeovil, Somerset. Guild Publishing / Oxford Publishing,1990., Reprint. In 1948 the new rail network "British Rail" was formed from 4 main companies. It inherited over 20,000 locomotives of 448 different designs. 216 pages. Over 270 b./w. photographs of British Rail locomotives. Cover & contents near fine, no inscription or marks. D./w. is near fine, but ends of spine and edges slightly bumped. 11" x 8½". 1990
GBP 2.50 [Appr.: EURO 3 US$ 3.12 | JP¥ 494] Booknumber: 3984
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