Old Glory Magazine
Summer 1988 issue
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ISBN Number: NA
Format:
Magazine
Number of Pages:
75
Publication Date:
Summer 1988
Publisher:
EMAP National Publications Ltd

First ever edition of this famous vintage restoration magazine.

Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue:

4 NEWS PAGES - New venue for big steam fair; steam narrowboat engine recovered; Fostered wagon takes shape.

9 VIDEO REVIEWS - A double helping of British Transport classics, plus Stourpaine 1984 recalled.

10 CHARIOTS OF FIRE - Even when rescued as hulks from Down Under, the steam wagons of Tom Varley always end up in immaculate condition.

16 EVENTS GUIDE FOR 1988 - What's on and where in the season ahead.

18 PAINTED JEWELS - Why were such lowly objects as narrowboats sometimes painted dazzingly in diamonds, crescents and rose and castle panels?

22 UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS - There's nothing like an old-fashioned bus for bringing back the memories.

27 KNOW YOUR ENGINES - Eric Sawford looks at the traction engines of William Foster & Co Ltd, of Lincoln

30 THINGS THAT GO PLONKÃ - A glimpse into the fascinating world of stationary engines.

32 TAKE YOUR PARTNERS - Keeping the spirit of steam ploughing alive: David Wilcock tracks down the Beebys' Fowler BBC1 compound by Geoff Wheeler.

38 GODDESSES OF THE STREETS - It's a long time since Liverpool's majestic trams glided through the city. Painting by Mike Turner, photos by Tony Porter.

42 DISASTER AT BARDWELL MILL - Traction engine owner and technical illustrator Geoff Wheeler tells of the night he'll never forget.

44 TRAM RIDE TO 1920 - At the Beamish North of England Open Air Museum, time has a habit of standing still.

50 THE MAGIC OF OLD-TIME FAIRS - Showman Harry Lee, whose 1900 steam yachts are now owned by Fred Coupland, can tell a story or two about the old-fashioned fairgrounds.

56 AGRICULTURAL PIONEERS - The Hunday Countryside Museum in Northumberland harbours a galaxy of rare vintage tractors.

59 PROUD AS A PEACOCK - When Bill Peacock set eyes on a clapped-out 50-year-old Ford truck, it was love at first sight.

62 RESTORATION IS OUR BUSINESS - Dorothea Restoration Engineers Ltd will tackle anything old and interesting, from ploughing engines to the Laxey Wheel.

66 AMAZING GRACE - The steam launches of Lake Windermere have grace and pace to spare, as Tony Porter's superb colour photography shows.

74 ROLLING ALONG - Dick Riley's 1950s colour picture bring back the days when steam rollers were working machines, not rally showpieces.

Condition: Very good.
 

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