Rail atlas of Britain, 1977

Baker, S.K.

Oxford Publishing

Rail atlas of Britain and Ireland

Travel

Europe

Rail Atlas - Great Britain and Ireland

Reference

Ian Allan Publishing Ltd

Rail Atlas Great Britain and Ireland, 9th edition

Atlases & Maps

Oxford Publishing Company

Probably one of the best-selling railway titles of all time, the new edition is an essential work of reference recording in map form the full extent of the contemporary railway industry. Up to date with all the latest Channel Tunnel developments and work on the West Coast modernization plan

Rail Atlas Great Britain and Ireland

History

Allan

First published in 1975 and long out of print, this book traces the origins of Bomber Command and surveys its early history. The old biplane types inherited on its formation in 1936 were replaced with early generations of monoplane types. The wartime operations covered range from the first bombing and leaflet raids of September 1939 to the start of 'area bombing' in December 1940. 8 pages of colour artwork. Line 3-views. 103 black/white photos. 144 pages. A4 hardback reprint

Rail Atlas Great Britain & Ireland

Ian Allan Pub

The latest edition of the famous Baker Rail Atlas is now completely revised and updated to include all the latest developments and changes to the rail system in Great Britain and Ireland. To the railway enthusiast fraternity, Baker's Rail Atlas is the Bible.” The book portrays the entire railway network of the British Isles, differentiating between passenger and freight lines, as well as between single and multitrack sections. The book also shows preserved lines, freight terminals, LRT schemes, passenger stations, lines under construction, proposed lines, and depots. This new edition reflects the developments in railway and LRT infrastructure due for completion by 2010 as well as those currently under development. These projects include all of the railway investment linked into the 2012 Olympic Games, continued expansion of the British West Coast main line, significant numbers of new railway stations, the completion of a number of projects in Scotland, and much more.

Engineering & Transportation

Transportation

Oxford Pub. Co

Rail Atlas Great Britain Ireland 15th

Crecy Publishing

During their holidays in the late 1880s, S. K. Baker and three of his college friends--clad in stripy blazers and braided straw hats--spent time sailing and camping on the Norfolk Broads, a unique, river-dazzled area of Britain. Baker, a keen artist and diarist, recorded their travels in watercolor in two small, leather-bound books.
The result is an entirely charming, funny account along the lines of the legendary Three Men in a Boat, with which the notebooks are entirely contemporaneous, although the protagonists are younger and possibly more mischievous. Baker records their evenings in the pub, their encounters with women (both ashore and afloat), skinny dipping, as well as culinary disasters, all while lovingly recording the landscape and the boats on which they sailed.
The notebook is published as a facsimile with an introduction by Michael Goffe, the son of one of Baker's fellow students, to whom it was gifted.

A Week on the Broads: Four Victorian gents at sail on a Norfolk gaffer in 1889

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