Large size landscape style book showing how British luxury trains of the 1935-39 were improvisatory in nature, failing to utilise modern technology in construction and crew training. Their success was due to the loyal staff.
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Hardback book with glazed pictorial boards protected by a similarly illustrated unclipped dustjacket. Very slight yellowing to edge of pages and dustjacket and some foxing on the endpapers. Otherwise good condition with no marks except the previous owner’s name written in ink inside front cover.
| Book Author | A. J. Mullay |
|---|---|
| Book Format | Hard Back |
| Condition | Pre-Owned – Good |
| First Published | 1994 |
| ISBN | 0-7153-0171-3 |
| Number of Pages | 128 |
| Publisher | David & Charles |
| Subject Matter | Railways, Locomotives |
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