Contents Listing - Articles & Features
in this issue:Eric Sawford looks at the Traction
Engines of Wallis & Steevens.
A guide to the early summer
rallies.
HMS Warrior's long haul from a
derelict hulk to a floating museum.
Delivering the ale. A Foden in
Dorset. Painting by Mike Turner.
Wingham Engineering Co. The 'Hertz'
of the Steam Age.
Restoration of the only surviving
Burrell Ploughing Engines.
Dick Riley looks back over 30 years
of rallying Steam Wagons.
The serenity of Mapledurham Mill,
the last working Watermill on the Thames.
A selection of letters following
the Premier Issue of Old Glory.
1989 Steam Heritage Awards; Oldest
Showman's Engine returns; Dennis' bus celebrates its 60th birthday;
Kennet & Avon Canal Restoration.
A visit to the Covent Garden Museum
to celebrate London Transport's Anniversary.
A selection of pictures from
today's Preservation Scene.
Dr John Middlemiss' love affair
with his Burrell Showman's engine.
Walsh & dark's Steam Ploughing
Engine Look-a-Like.
Places to visit during the coming
months.
The last Marion Box Car from
Blackpool survives at Beamish.
A look back to the working days of
some of today's Tram Survivors.
No Victorian Street scene is
complete without its enamel signs.
We review books for tram and
commercial vehicle enthusiasts.
Richard Cooper visits Roger &
Penny'Burnville in Canterbury to discover the history of their 101
key Mortier concert organ.
Eric Sawford tells the story of H.
E. Paine's restoration of four commercial vehicles.
Getting ready at the Great Dorset
Steam Fair.
The Northern Mill Engine Society
have restored huge Mill Engines at Bolton. This is their tale.
Condition:
Very good.
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