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This is the earliest Railway Magazine that I have so far been able to view and it takes us back into the 19th century. ... A rather tatty copy with both front two and at least the back two pages missing.

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The August 1905 edition of the Railway Magazine was the 98th issue. In preparation for its 100th edition, it carried an advert for its 'centenary' of issues. ... The Railway Magazine had been established for over 8 years! http://rogerfarnworth.com/2024/08/11/the-railway-magazine-august-1905-advertis...

A series of interesting items from the Railway Magazine of January 1934. ... https://wordpress.com/post/rogerfarnworth.com/53679 Water Pick-Up Troughs Some superb diagrams showing the operation of water troughs were included on page 4 of the January 1934 edition of The Railway Magazine. The GWR Capi...

An article in The Railway Magazine, August 1905 discussed the use of 'Railway' and 'Railroad' in different jurisdictions around the world at the turn of the 20th century. As the linked article suggests, there was considerable uncertainty over the use of the two terms. http://rogerfarnworth.com/2024/...

The Railway Magazine of September 1922 carried two short articles about new Petrol Railmotors. ... https://wordpress.com/post/rogerfarnworth.com/53706 The first short article was about an experimental vehicle used by the NER. On certain portions of the NER network, the company realised that "th...

This article features advertising from the November 1929 edition of The Railway Magazine. http://rogerfarnworth.com/2024/07/30/advertising-in-the-november-1929-railway-magazine/ It will probably be of interest to compare the various adverts in the linked article with those in The Railway Magazine of...

Following on from the short article about The Railway and Travel Monthly of July 1918 which can be found on a parallel thread, this is a short reflection on the advertising which appeared in the November 1938 edition of The Railway Magazine, twenty years after the 1918 magazine, and only a few month...

The Railway Magazine in November 1929 reported the detailed breakdown of staffing across Britain’s railways in the week ending 9th March 1929.

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The Wenlock Branch from Longville Station to Harton Road Station via Rushbury Station.

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This is an Addendum to this series of articles resulting from being able to purchase Kidner's monograph about railcars, tramcars and auto-coaches/trains published in 1947. ...

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