Old Glory Magazine
November/December 1990 issue
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ISBN Number: NA
Format:
Magazine
Number of Pages:
75
Publication Date:
November/December 1990
Publisher:
EMAP National Publications Ltd

Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue:

News - Rushden Museum threatened; Coldharbour Mill in steam for Christmas; Maid of the Loch to sail again.

The Quest For The Holy Grail - David Vaughan tells of a tranquil canal trip which ended up at a steam party in a farm cum pub.

The Steaming Postie - One of the most unusual steam vehicles to survive must be Andrew Lawson's steam powered tricycle, the Craigevar Express.

Bess - The Oldest Roller in The West - Richard & Maureen Eslick from Cornwall are just two of the many unsung preservationists throughout the country.

From The Sublime - Mark Ruddall picks his pen up again to tell us about some of the oddest conversions in the South Western U.S.A.

From The Old Glory Shop - Christmas is coming closer and we have one or two more lines to tempt you with.

Bristol's Kings - John Wood hams returns with another look at a popular bus marque, this time the Bristol K series.

W.E.T. On Sedgemoor - On the Somerset Levels steam pumps were used to drain the land. This is the story of one which has been preserved.

Two Pairs - Steam dredging is alive and well. Barnaby Newton tells the tale of a father and son team and a pair of Fowler BB1s at work.

Where to Go - The last of this year's events.

Letters - A further selection of your letters.

A Tale Of Elegant Serenity - Surely one of the best ways to travel must be by Edwardian steam launch. Or are they just big kids messing about in boats?

Dieselmania - Part 2 - David Leeming returns with the second part of his treatise on the development of the diesel engine.

Steam Smorgasbord - Across the North Sea a large number of steam and oil engines have been collected by Ruben Blom.

Busman's Pride - Not a bus story, but an Allis-Chalmers Model U, preserved by a Yorkshire family better known for their coach business.

Thomas Wood & Sons Part 2 - Following on from last issue's article we look back over the 130 year history of this firm of steam contractors.

Gone For Scrap - A selection of photographs taken in a scrapyard in Wiltshire.

In Camera - A further selection of readers' photographs.

A Square Deal All Round - The title refers to the badge worn by vehicle powered by Perkins diesel engines. Allan Condie relates the history of these respected engines.

Apprenticed To Steam - A brief look at one of the events run by the Steam Apprentice Club.

Product Reviews - A bumper selection of books and videos are considered for your guidance.

News Extra - The latest on the ex-Hollycombe fairground rides.

Condition: Very good.
 

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