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Title: Great Western Railway Journal Post by: grahame on December 29, 2016, 16:14:26 Quote GWRJ No.100 - Autumn 2016 Edited by John Copsey Great Western railway journal Front Cover Image - No.7032 Penrice Castle at Old Oak Common on 24th November 1963 M.G.C.Smith Content Editorial 183 Labelling of Passenger Trains Part 2 by G.F.Taylor and John Copsey 185 Melksham by John Copsey 203 St.Ives Station in Detail by Jack Matthews 209 Standard Boards 211 The Great Bear by John Copsey 219 Castles in Traffic Part 3 by John Copsey 246 Letters Rear Cover Image - No.7032 Penrice Castle at Old Oak Common on 24th November 1963 M.G.C.Smith 8½" x 10¾" ISSN 0964-6809 via http://britishrailwaybooks.co.uk/books/wildswan/gwrj100.php Have to see if I can find a copy of that - very rare to get anything write on Melksham (that's why I've had to write so much over the years ;) ) and this has appeared from left field - looks like a long article too ... I like front and back cover illustrations too - one from in front and one from behind, per chance? Title: Re: Great Western Railway Journal Post by: ChrisB on December 29, 2016, 16:27:03 I *think* those are sold at Marylebone ticket office - there is a display of books to the left ofd the windows....
Title: Re: Great Western Railway Journal Post by: bobm on December 29, 2016, 20:14:29 There's one in the post to you Graham.
Title: Re: Great Western Railway Journal Post by: bobm on January 01, 2017, 20:29:25 As an aside I have been a fan of this publication since it was first brought out.
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