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RAILWAY AND TRAVEL MONTHLY (Transport and Travel Monthly from Volume 20 No. 120, April 1920)

Editor: G. A. Sekon

Listed below are the main contents of each monthly issue. They are word-searchable. From the page number of an article and the page number of the succeeding one, you can judge how many pages it comprised. You can learn whether an article is accompanied by illustrations (usually photographs, occasionally maps or drawings) and also the name of its author, where this was given.

Note 1: The first column in each table is colour coded to indicate the main theme of an article, as follows:-

Railway Railways

Ships Shipping

Air Aviation

Road Road Transport

- No particular theme, or cross discipline

Note 2: The regular item called ‘Apposite Aphorisms’ corresponded to the Railway Magazine’s ‘Pertinent Paragraphs’!

Volume 1 No. 1: May 1910

Theme Page Article Illustrated? Author, if attributed

Railway 1 The World’s most luxurious Railway Coach (Argentine Republic) -

Railway 9 20th Century Railway Development 1: The Great Western Railway -

Railway 18 The Wilson Worsdell Locomotives of the North Eastern Railway J. Russell

Railway 31 British Express Trains and Locomotives (1900-1910) W. J. Scott, B.A.

Railway 40 The most modern Locomotive Works (Eastleigh) -

Railway 50 The Great Eastern Railway’s new Travel Facilities -

Railway 53 Men of the Moment: C L Conacher (Cambrian Rly), J P Crouch (L&YR) and Vincent L Raven (NER)

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Railway 56 The Great Central Railway’s new Saloons -

Railway 58 Scotland’s Mountain Railway (NBR, West Highland Section) -

Ships 60 Pleasure Tours by Coasting Steamers G. W. Tripp

Railway 67 Through delightful Wales by the Cambrian Railways -

Railway 69 Apposite Aphorisms -

Railway 75 What is happening on our Railways x -

Railway 80 What our Railways were doing Eighty Years Ago (May, 1830) x S. M. Phillp

Ships 82 Nautical News and Notes -

- 87 Editorial x G. A. Sekon

Volume 1 No. 2: June 1910


Railway 89 20th Century Railway Development 2: The London & North Western Railway -

Railway 99 The Outer Suburban (London) Train Services 1: Midland Railway W J Scott & G A Sekon

Railway 107 More Improvements on the Metropolitan District Railway -

- 109 Some recent Travel Literature x -

Railway 110 The North British Railway in the Kingdom of Fife John Robertson

Ships 116 The Grand Trunk Pacific Railway’s new Steamers -

Railway 119 What our Railways were doing Eighty Years Ago (No. 2) x S. M. Phillp

Ships 121 The Great Central Railway’s Enterprise on the Humber W. L. S.

Railway 129 The Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway’s Liverpool Suburban Services J. T. Lawrence, M A

Railway 136 Travelling Post Offices, their Routes and Connections J S Ramsay

Railway 144 British Express Trains and Locomotives -

Ships 155 Summer Holidays Afloat V H Nelson

Railway 162 Apposite Aphorisms x -

Railway 167 What is happening on our Railways -


Volume 1 No. 3: July 1910


Ships 177 Famous Shipping Lines No. 1: The P & O -

Railway 187 20th Century Railway Development 3: London, Tilbury & Southend Railway James F Vickery

Railway 198 Summer Train Services Brunel Redivivus

Railway 209 A still-existing Ancient Alliance (The NER and the Midland Railways) H. S. Lawrence

Railway 215 How the L&SWR caters for Tourists in Dorset 1: Lyme Regis and District J Thornton Burge

Railway 221 The North Eastern Railway’s Police Dogs -

Ships 224 Arctic Tours in Comfort -

Railway 227 The Grand Trunk Railway’s Exhibit at the Brussels Exhibition -

Railway 228 Pullman Cars on the Metropolitan Railway G A Sekon


- 244 Travel Talks to Tourists -

Railway 247 What is happening on our Railways x -



Railway 263 What our Railways were doing Eighty Years Ago (July, 1830) x S. M. Phillp

Volume 1 No. 4: August 1910


Railway 265 20th Century Railway Development No. 4: The Great Northern Railway -

Railway 275 British Express Trains and Locomotives W. J. Scott B.A.

Ships 285 Touring the English Lakes J. T. Lawrence, M.A.

Ships 292 A Voyage to the Home of the Hesperides -

Railway 297 The Fascination and Romance of Railway Stations No. 1: Waverley Station, Edinburgh

James Scott

Railway 305 Building Railway Coaches at York James Russell

Railway 316 London and South-Western Tourist Resorts in Dorset No. 2: Weymouth to Swanage

J. Thornton Burge

Railway 325 Some Minor Activities of the Hull and Barnsley Railway -

Railway 329 Men of the Moment: A. E. Bolter (GWR), W. Clow (GCR), H. A. Walker (LNWR), C. Lowndes (LNWR) and E. Hitchcock (GWR).

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Railway 332 The Great Northern’s Latest Picture Posters -

Railway 333 To Japan via the Hook of Holland -

Railway 334 What is Happening on our Railways -



Railway 351 What our Railways were doing Eighty Years Ago (August, 1830) x S. M. Phillp

Volume 1 No. 5: September 1910


Ships 353 Famous Steamship Lines No. 2: The Cunard -

Railway 369 20th Century Railway Development No. 5: The North-Eastern Railway -

Railway 381 What our Railways were doing Eighty Years Ago (September, 1830) x S. M. Phillp

Railway 383 Correspondence x -

Railway 385 Some Scottish Railway Hotels John Robertson

Railway 392 ‘Don’t’s’ for Holiday Travellers -

Ships 396 More Pleasure Tours by Coasting Steamers G. W. Tripp, A.C.G.I., A.M.I.C.E.

Railway 402 An English Railway in Spain (The Algeciras Railway) Sub-Lieut. A. F. Inglefield, R.N.


Railway 422 Technical Railway Books x -




Volume 1 No. 6: October 1910


Railway 441 To Brighton by ‘The Southern Belle’ -

Railway 448 The Man of the Moment: Mr. Donald A. Matheson, Caledonian Railway -

Railway 449 20th Century Railway Development No. 6: The North London Railway -

Railway 456 London ‘Outer-Suburban’ Train Services II: The Great Eastern Railway Cambridge Line

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Railway 463 Compartment Trains on the Metropolitan Railway -


Railway 476 A Celebrated French Railway Bridge -

Railway 477 An Autumn Tour through the Vale of Llangollen to Barmouth Gordon E. Ellis

Ships 486 The Evolution of the Cross-Channel Steamship G. W. Tripp, A.C.G.I.,

A.M.I.C.E.

Railway 493 To Italy via the St. Gotthard Railway E. Coddington, M.A.

Railway 499 A Fascinating Pastime (Messrs. Bassett-Lowke Ltd.) x -

Air 500 Aviation Month by Month -



Railway 514 What is Happening on our Railways x -


Railway 527 What our Railways were doing Eighty Years Ago (October, 1830) x S. M. Phillp

Volume 1 No. 7: November 1910


Ships 529 Famous Steamship Lines No. 3: The Orient -

Railway 541 The Winter Health Resorts of North Wales W. F. Nokes

Railway 549 ‘The Bridge of the World’s Commerce’: The Tehuantepec National Railway J. F. Vickery

Railway 558 How Our Railways Convey Invalids (Part 1) H. S. Lawrence

Railway 565 Wildfowling on the North-East and East Coast -

Railway 569 The Man of the Moment: Mr. William A. Paterson, Caledonian Railway -


Railway 580 Automatic Locking of Railway Carriage Doors -

Road 582 Motors and Motoring -

Railway 586 What our Railways were doing Eighty Years Ago (November, 1830) x S. M. Phillp

Railway 588 London ‘Outer-Suburban’ Train Services II: The Great Eastern Railway (continued) - Chelmsford Line

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Railway 595 The London and North-Western Railway’s Signalling Instruction Model -



Railway 604 Economy in Railway Signal and Platform Lighting -



Volume 1 No. 8: December 1910


Railway 617 The Fascination and Romance of Railway Stations No. 2: Victoria Station, Manchester

James Scott

Railway 625 The Man of the Moment: Mr. Robert Park, Highland Railway -


Railway 629 Caledonian Railway Locomotives of the Middle Era (Part 1) C. E. S. Littlejohn

Railway 636 Improvements in Steam Heating of Trains -

Railway 640 Some Sensational ‘Specials’ Harold MacFarlane

Railway 646 Some Palatial Train Services (Crystal Palace services) Norman Thompson

Railway 652 The North-Eastern Railway’s Striking ‘Commercial Map’ Poster -


- 664 Winter Health and Holiday Resorts: Grange-over-Sands and District -

Railway 665 How Our Railways Convey Invalids (Part 2) H. S. Lawrence

Railway 672 London ‘Outer-Suburban’ Train Services III: London and North-Western Railway

W. J. Scott B.A.

Railway 679 The New Coaches for the North London Railway -

- 680 Clamant Craftsmen x -



Air 694 Aviation Month by Month x -


Railway 702 What our Railways were doing Eighty Years Ago (December, 1830) x S. M. Phillp

Volume 2 No. 9: January 1911


Railway 1 Railway Carriage and Wagon Building at Derby Fred Crocker

Ships 14 A Winter Holiday Cruise to the Mediterranean E Boyd Hutchinson

Railway 20 Men of the Moment: W H Hills (GNR), F G Randall (GER) and Charles Aldington (GWR)

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Railway 23 How the London & North Western Railway caters for Winter Sports H S Lawrence


Railway 33 London ‘Outer-Suburban’ Train Services IV: Great Central Railway J S Lawrence, M A

Railway 41 Caledonian Railway Locomotives of the Middle Era (Part 2) C. E. S. Littlejohn

Railway 48 Home for the Christmas Holidays (schoolboys in the late 1850s) Harold MacFarlane

Railway 52 Puzzle Photograph -








Railway 88 Result of the ‘What do you suggest’ Competition x -

Volume 2 No. 10: February 1911


Ships 89 Famous Steamship Lines No. 4: The Aberdeen to South Africa and Australia -

Railway 100 Railway Carriage and Wagon Building at Derby (Part 2) Fred Crocker


Railway 117 On the Footplate of the World’s Longest Non-Stop Run (Cornish Riviera Ltd.) One of the Drivers

Ships 125 The Port of the Hartlepools: Fish versus Eggs J. Russell

Railway 133 All-Steel British Rolling Stock for the Metropolitan District Railway -

Railway 135 How the London and North-Western Railway caters for Manchester Residential Traffic

H. S. Lawrence

- 142 Winter Health and Holiday Resorts: Ventnor -

Railway 144 Men of the Moment: R. L. Forbes (Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.), Sir J. C. Inglis (GWR) and A. Watson (L&YR)

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Railway 146 The Baker Street and Waterloo Railways’ new Scheme for Through Tickets -

Railway 150 Norway as a Field for Winter Sports Henry James


- 160 Harrogate – England’s Winter Spa -




Railway 175 What our Railways were doing Eighty Years Ago (February, 1831) x S. M. Phillp

Volume 2 No. 11: March 1911


Railway 177 20th Century Railway Development No. 7: The Great Eastern Railway -

Railway 195 The London and North-Western Railway in Yorkshire H. S. Lawrence

Railway 201 The Adams Locomotives of the London and South-Western Railway (Part 1) John Bosham

Road 209 Mail Coaches and their Routes Eighty Years Ago J. S. Ramsay

Railway 217 Railway Carriage and Wagon Building at Derby (Part 3) Fred Crocker

Railway 225 Result of the ‘Do You Know?’ Competition -


- 236 Early Spring Health and Pleasure Resorts: Tunbridge Wells -

Ships 238 An Irish Steamship Company: The City of Dublin Steam Packet Co. G. W. Tripp





Railway 263 What our Railways were doing Eighty Years Ago (March, 1831) x S. M. Phillp

Volume 2 No. 12: April 1911


Ships 265 Famous Steamship Lines No. 5: The Canadian Pacific -

Railway 274 20th Century Railway Development No. 8: The Cardiff Railway -

Railway 282 Automatic Signals on the Metropolitan Railway G. A. Sekon

Railway 288 Mock Railway Accident on the Stratford-upon-Avon and Midland Junction Railway

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Railway 289 The Adams Locomotives of the London and South-Western Railway (Part 2) John Bosham

Railway 297 How the Great Northern Railway created a Suburban Traffic Charles Dix

Railway 302 A Nonagerian’s Reflections of the London & North Western Rly in the ‘Fifties’ Frank Reed

Railway 304 The Heating of Railway Premises -



- 318 Spring Health Resorts: Folkestone -

- 320 Ubiquitous Silvertown India Rubber Tiling -

Road 321 Historical Coaching Inns now L&NW Railway Receiving Offices (Part 1) -





Railway 351 What our Railways were doing Eighty Years Ago (April, 1831) x S. M. Phillp



Ships 353 Famous Steamship Lines No. 6: The Rotterdam Lloyd Royal Mail Line -

Ships 360 The New Steamer for the London-Channel Islands Service -


Railway 370 Men of the Moment: E. P. Grove and C. Partridge (both Central London Rly), F. P. Igglesden (SE&CR) and G. E. Smith (GS&WR)

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Road 372 Historical Coaching Inns now London and North-Western Railway Receiving Offices (Part 2)

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Railway 377 The Cockermouth, Keswick and Penrith Railway W. D. Hasell

Railway 385 London ‘Outer-Suburban’ Train Services V: The Great Northern Railway Charles Dix

Ships 393 The Oldest steamship Service in Europe: The British and Irish Steam Packet Co. Ltd.

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Railway 397 Plymouth as a Tourist Centre (Part 1) J. Thornton Burge


Railway 409 How Railway Travelling was made Safe: Interview with Mr. W. R. Sykes (Part 1)

G. A. Sekon

Railway 416 New Travel Facilities on the Caledonian Railway -







Railway 441 The Fascination of Railway Stations No. 3: Euston James Scott


Railway 461 The Shropshire and Montgomeryshire Light Railway R. E. Davies

Railway 465 Signalling Improvements on the Great Central Railway -


Railway 468 Plymouth as a Tourist Centre (Part 2) J. Thornton Burge

Railway 474 The Territory of the Great North of Scotland Railway John Robertson

- 480 Snapshot Photography x J. Malton Murray

Ships 481 Steamer Trips on Scottish Lochs: A Description of Tours by non-Railway-owned Steamers

G. W. Tripp, A.C.G.I.,

A.M.I.C.E.

Railway 488 The Great Central Railway at Leicester H. S. Lawrence

- 495 Sport in the Ontario Highlands -

Railway 499 How Railway Travelling was made Safe: Interview with Mr. W. R. Sykes (Part 2)

G. A. Sekon





Railway 527 What our Railways were doing Eighty Years Ago (June, 1831) x S. M. Phillp

- 528 Sekon v Lawrence (of Railway Publishing Co. Ltd.) Court Judgement x -



Ships 1 The World’s Greatest Ship: The White Star Liner ‘Olympic’ -

Railway 11 Summer Services 1911 Brunel Redivivus

Railway 22 The Re-Opening of the Mawddwy Railway R Willoughby

Railway 25 The London & North Western Railway in Mid-Wales J T Lawrence, M A

Railway 32 The Territory of the Great North of Scotland Railway [continued] John Robertson


- 48 Snapshot Photography x J Malton Murray

Railway 49 London ‘Outer-Suburban’ Train Services VI: London & South Western Rly W J Scott, B A

Railway 56 Railway Picture Gallery: travel posters in colour -

Ships 61 The London & South Western Railway’s Latest Enterprise at Southampton -

- 63 An ‘Ideal’ Provision for the Evening of Life x -

Ships 64 Summer Coasting Tours by the Antrim Line -

- 69 A Summer Sojourn at the Golfer’s Mecca – St. Andrews -



- 81 The Highland Railway’s new Enterprise at Strathpeffer Spa -





Railway 89 20th Century Railway Development No. 9: The Furness Railway -

Railway 103 British Express Trains and Locomotives W J Scott, B A

Railway 113 The Invergarry and Fort Augustus Railway -

Railway 119 A Railway Excursion to a ‘Joss House’ (China) -

- 120 The Seaside in August (Lowestoft) -

Railway 122 The Railway’s Indebtedness to ‘St Lubbock’ Harold MacFarlane

Railway 127 Oil Firing on the L&MR in the ‘70s. (story) J S

Ships 131 Tours and Travel by the Burns Steamers G W Tripp

Railway 137 The 70 Miles of Railway beside Cardigan Bay -

Railway 139 To the Lancashire Seaside by the London & North Western Railway H S Lawrence

Railway 149 The Crystal Palace Coronation Fete Traffic x Brunel Redivivus


Road 161 Road Vehicles for Railway Advertising -







Railway 177 The London Brighton & South Coast Railway1841 to 1911 G A Sekon

Railway 204 The London & North Western Railway in North Wales H S Lawrence

Railway 209 On the Footplate of a ‘Pick-up’ Goods Train S. S.

Railway 218 York to Scarborough by the North Eastern Railway R Trotter


- 234 Cromer: ‘Glorious Poppyland’ -

Railway 236 London ‘Outer-Suburban’ Train Services VI: L&SW Rly [continued] W J Scott, B A









Railway 265 The Fascination and Romance of Railway Stations No. 2: The Central Station, Glasgow

James Scott

Railway 277 London ‘Outer-Suburban’ Train Services VI: London and South-Western Railway (Part 2)

W. J. Scott B.A.

Railway 283 Military Traffic on the Great Eastern Railway H. J. Prytherch

Railway 288 Men of the Moment: H. N. Gresley (GNR), W. A. Fraser (NBR), T. Philip (NBR) and J. Black (NBR)

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Railway 290 The London and North-Western Railway in North Wales (Part 2) H. S. Lawrence

Railway 295 An Actual Non-Stop Train Service -

Railway 297 The Great Western and Midland Joint Railway Norman Thompson

Railway 304 ‘Pigeon Specials’ – Rail and Steamer -

Ships 306 Some Foreign Steamer Routes to the Continent G. W. Tripp


Railway 324 Behind the Scenes in a Railway Goods Warehouse W. F. Lawrence

Railway 331 The Great Central Railway’s Illuminated Sign in the Marylebone Road

Ships 332 What Canada’s Grand Trunk Railway is Doing -







Railway 353 20th Century Railway Development No. 10: The Hull and Barnsley Railway -

Railway 371 The Man of the Moment: Mr. Herbert Ashcombe Walker (L&SWR) -


Railway 377 Important Exchange Centres No. 1: Templecombe Junction J. Thornton Burge

Ships 385 How the Suez Canal is Worked x -

Railway 387 Some Curious Rail and Tram Tickets Lionel Wiener

Railway 394 The London and North-Western Railway in the Liverpool District H. S. Lawrence

Railway 403 Europe’s Largest Passenger Locomotive -

Railway 404 Signalmen and their Duties E. B. Hutchinson

Railway 414 The Great Northern Railway’s new Suburban Trains -


Railway 425 The Moving Stairway connecting the Earl’s Court Stations -







Railway 441 The West Coast Special Postal Express J. S. Ramsay

Railway 449 Is a Sixty-Mile-an-Hour Standard for Express Trains Possible? Humphrey Baker

Railway 455 London ‘Outer-Suburban’ Train Services VI: London & South-Western Railway (Part 3)

W. J. Scott B.A.


Railway 475 Petrol-Electric Inspection Coach, London Brighton & South Coast Railway -

Ships 476 The Victualling of an Ocean Liner -

Railway 480 2-8-0 Mineral Locomotive, Great Central Railway -

Ships 481 Dock Development at Bristol A. G. Pell-Hiley

Railway 490 Monuments of ‘Kings’ of Crewe -

Road 493 The History of the L.G.O.’s Horse Omnibus G. A. Sekon

Railway 499 The Royal Visit to India -

Railway 500 The Metropolitan District Railway’s new Ravenscourt Park-Chiswick Line Brunel Redivivus








Railway 1 To the Cornwall Riviera in Winter by the ‘Riviera Limited’ W. J. Scott B.A.


Railway 25 Goods Train Working in Broad Gauge Days W. Cornock

Railway 33 The National Railways of Mexico -

Railway 40 The Rolling Stock for the Grimsby District Light Railway -

Railway 41 A Comparison between les Chemins de Fer Francais and ours Harold MacFarlane

Ships 47 The Turbine Steamer G. W. Tripp

Railway 55 Railway Colonies No. 1: Neasden, Great Central Railway J. T. Lawrence, M.A.

Railway 61 The Port Said-Cairo Express leaving Port Said -


Railway 67 What Canada’s Grand Trunk Railway is doing -


Railway 74 Railway Literature x -



Railway 87 What our Railways were doing Eighty Years Ago (January, 1832) x S. M. Phillp



Railway 89 The Fascination of Railway Stations No. 5: St. Pancras, Midland Railway James Scott

Railway 100 The Man of the Moment: Mr. Frank Potter, G.W.R. -


Railway 113 The Present-Day Method of Working Goods Traffic (G.W.R.) W. Cornock

Railway 121 The Woking-Guildford Wooden Railway -

Railway 125 French Northern Railway Passenger Train at Eu -

Railway 126 New High Capacity Wagons -

Railway 128 The Mexican Railway H. Fayle

Railway 140 A Trip over an Abandoned Railway (Mineral Railway from Watchet) Ernest C. Pulbrook


Railway 146 The London and North-Western Railway on ‘Foreign’ Systems (Part 1) H. S. Lawrence



Railway 161 Engineering Improvements at Benfleet: London, Tilbury & Southend Railway -




Railway 176 What Canada’s Grand Trunk Railway is Doing -



Railway 177 20th Century Railway Development No. 11: The Great Central Railway -

Railway 213 A New Method of Washing-out Locomotive Boilers -

Railway 216 New Locomotive Superintendents: L. B. Billinton (LB&SCR) and F. G. Smith (Highland Railway)

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Railway 228 The Schmidt Superheater on British Railways R. Willoughby

Railway 233 The Great Eastern Railway’s 6-coupled Express Locomotive -

Railway 234 Engineering, Locomotive and other Railway Specialities -

Railway 237 The Advent of the Tea Car -

Railway 238 The Low Pressure Pneumatic Signalling Installation at Manchester, G.C.R. -






Railway 264 The Stephenson Society x -



Railway 265 The Canadian Pacific Railway in 1912 -

Railway 274 The First Railway with Non-Stop Trains: The London and Blackwall Railway G. A. Sekon

Ships 283 The Sea Post Office: How Mails are sorted on Trans-Atlantic Liners -

Railway 289 How the Working of Goods Traffic can be Improved (G.W.R.) W. Cornock

Railway 297 The new Station at Arbroath -

Railway 299 The London and North-Western Railway on ‘Foreign’ Systems (Part 2) H. S. Lawrence

Ships 305 The Arrival of the Motor Passenger Liner -


Railway 318 Railway and Travel Literature -

Railway 321 Men of the Moment: T.H.Rendell (Barry Rly) and C.A.Roberts (GWR) -

Railway 323 Railway Colonies No. 2: Corkerhill, Glasgow and South-Western Railway R. Willoughby


Railway 334 Some Easter Tours and Trips -








Railway 353 The Railway Revolution of 1892: The Abolition of the Broad Gauge W. P. Martin, M.A.

Railway 362 The R.C.H. (Railway Clearing House): What it is and what it does -

Railway 377 Men of the Moment: A.D.Jones (SE&CR) and G.T.Glover (GNR(I)) -

Railway 378 The Dublin Local Services of the Great Northern Railway H. Fayle

Railway 384 Impertinent Paragraphs (humorous anecdotes!) x -

Ships 385 Passenger Steamers that do not Roll: The Frahm Anti-Rolling Tank -


Railway 393 Petrol-Electric Rail Motors: Great Central Railway -


Railway 404 The Elimination of the Signalman: Junctions worked without his Presence -

Railway 408 Through Tyrol by the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR’s design of observation coach in Austria)

R. Willoughby

Ships 410 To Normandy and Brittany by the London & South-Western Railway (Part 1) J. Thornton Burge

- 416 Railway, Shipping and Travel Literature x -









Ships 441 ‘Posted Missing’ (an article describing passenger liners lost over the previous 30 years, seemingly in response to breaking news of the Titanic)

Victor H. Nelson

Railway 451 To Normandy and Brittany by the London & South-Western Railway (Part 2) J. Thornton Burge

Railway 457 Railway Engineering Triumphs over Nature G. W. Tripp

Railway 464 The Dublin Local Services of the Dublin and South-Eastern Railway H. Fayle

Railway 472 The Ribble Valley: The Scenic District of the Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway (Part 1)

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Railway 487 The English Lakes in Early Summer James Scott

- 494 Droitwich – England’s Brine Baths Spa -

Railway 496 ‘Further North’ by the Highland Railway R. W. Davison

Ships 502 The ‘All-Sea’ Route to the Channel Islands -

Ships 503 David Barry: British & Irish Steam Packet Co.’s new Manager and Secretary -


- 510 Belgium’s Famous Passion Play C. Rutherford

Railway 514 Petrol Inspection Rail-Motor, North-Eastern Railway -







Ships 1 The British and Irish Grand Junction Sandy Scot

Railway 8 The Railway ‘Royal Academy’ G. A. S.

Railway 15 Men of the Moment: J. Rostern (GCR), H. T. Jackson (MR) and E. A. Clear (GCR)

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Railway 17 Summer Services 1912 Brunel Redivivus

Railway 25 The Tank Engine Expresses of the LB&SCR E. S. Hallett

Railway 33 The Ribble Valley: The Scenic District of the Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway (Part 2)

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Railway 38 Pullman Cars in the London – Continental Services -

Ships 42 A Week without Sunset: to the North cape and back by the B and N Line R. W. Davison


- 55 Savings that benefit the Saver x -

Railway 56 Power Signalling at Clapham Junction: The British Pneumatic low-pressure System

G. A. Sekon

Railway 63 The L&NWR’s new Branches and Local Services x -

Ships 64 Manxland, and how to reach it from Everywhere -

Railway 69 What Canada’s Grand Trunk Railway System is doing -








Railway 89 20th Century Railway Development No.12: The Central London Railway -

Railway 104 The Modern Locomotives of the Great Southern and Western Railway Capt. K. H. Reed

Railway 112 The Robinson Superheater -


Railway 126 Silloth as a Holiday Resort John Robertson

Railway 132 The Eve of St. Grouse at Carlisle Citadel and Northward x Ronald A. Senior-White

- 137 The Scottish Riviera R. W. Davison

Railway 142 The Progress of the National Railways of Mexico -

- 146 High Summertime on Cardigan Bay -

- 148 Railway and Shipping Literature x -





Railway 174 Displosive Railway Locomotives x -




Railway 177 The Federated Malay States railways (Railways built out of Revenue) -

Railway 191 London ‘Outer-Suburban’ Train Services VII: Great Western Railway W. J. Scott, B.A.

Railway 197 Sykes’ Lock-and-Block at Clapham Junction, L&SWR T. S. Lascelles

Railway 201 A Day in the Life of a Stationmaster J. Thornton Burge

Ships 211 The Great Central Railway’s Route: Belgium via Grimsby and Antwerp -

Railway 217 Opening of the Central London Railway’s Extension to Liverpool Street x -

Railway 218 Willow Walk to Lovers’ Walk (by a night Goods Train to the Sunny South) S. J. S.

Ships 220 Opening of the King’s Dock Immingham, Great Central Railway -


Railway 240 The Midland Railway’s Royal Saloon -








Railway 265 20th Century Railway Development No.13: The Caledonian Railway -

Railway 293 London ‘Outer-Suburban’ Train Services VII: The G.W.R. [continued] W. J. Scott, B.A.

Railway 299 The August Floods and the Great Eastern Railway -

Railway 303 To meet the Wants of Railways and Travellers -

Ships 305 British Ocean Mail Services J. S. Ramsey

Railway 314 Tank Engines of the Dublin and South-Eastern Railway H. Fayle









Ships 353 The Speed of Passenger Steamers G. W. Tripp


Railway 375 Railway Pictures of Long Ago x W. E. Edwards

Ships 382 A Diary of a Voyage from Madras to Tilbury by the P&O Liner ‘Caledonia’ Violet Leigh

Railway 390 Durham as a Railway Centre T. Preston

- 397 Winter resorts in the South of Spain -

Railway 398 Route Indicating Signals T. S. Lascelles

Ships 402 Nautical News and Notes

Railway 409 Man of the Moment: Oliver R. H. Bury -

Railway 410 London ‘Outer-Suburban’ Train Services VII: The G.W.R. [continued] W. J. Scott, B.A.

Railway 415 New 2-6-0 Express Goods Locomotive , Great Northern Railway -

Railway 416 Some Railway Problems that need solving John Taylor





Railway 439 The McIntosh Spark Arrester x -




Railway 441 The Business Trains of the ‘Business Line’ No.1: The Bradford District W. A. Rucklidge

Railway 450 The Great Northern Railway in Derbyshire and Staffordshire R. W. Davison

Ships 461 Passenger Lifts on Ocean Steamers -

Railway 466 1660 miles by Rail from Salisbury, Rhodesia, to Cape Town Gonyika

Railway 473 A Night with the Bridge Engineers Department Sydney J. Smith


Ships 490 The Fascination of the Deep x -

Railway 491 Waiting-Rooms at London Railway Termini Burge Garlinge

Railway 499 Men of the Moment: A. J. Hill (GER), J. M. Eddy (LNWR) x -


Road 506 Recent Developments in the Services of the ‘GENERAL’ -








Ships 1 The Naming of Ocean Liners Victor H Nelson

Railway 11 North British Railway Locomotives of the Middle Era C E S Littlejohn

Railway 18 Outer Suburban Services VIII: The Metropolitan Railway W J Scott, B A

Railway 25 The Fascination of Railway Stations 6: Leeds New Station (LNWR & NER) H S Lawrence

Ships 33 The General Steam Navigation Co’s new SS ‘Fauvett’ for London-Bordeaux -

- 36 The Sudan for Health and Sport (Railways & Steamers both featured) R. Willoughby


Railway 56 Winter Sports and British Railways Harold MacFarlane

Railway 63 Man of the Moment: R W Urie (L&SWR) -



Railway 77 What is Happening on the Railways -



Railway 88 The Stephenson Locomotive Society x -



Railway 89 The Cromford and High Peak Line G A Sekon

Railway 100 The Business Trains of the ‘Business Line’ 2: Blackburn, Bolton & Preston W. A. Rucklidge

Railway 107 The Robinson Superheater -

Railway 113 North British Railway Locomotives of the Middle Era [continued] C E S Littlejohn


Ships 131 The Disappearing Paddle Wheel Steamer G W Tripp

Railway 139 Railway Systems of Australia 1: The South Australian Railways R W Davison

Railway 148 Men of the Moment: Sir F Ree (LNWR), M F Keogh (MGWR) & photo of A J Hill (GER)

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Railway 150 The Jubilee of the Metropolitan Railway -



Railway 158 What is Happening on the Railways x -





Ships 177 The new Liners of the Canadian Pacific Railway -

Railway 185 Rheims as a Railway Centre W Cornock

Railway 195 The Cheshire Lines around Manchester J T Lawrence, M A

Railway 202 Railway Advertising as it is, and what it ought to be John Taylor, A C I

Railway 208 Ambulance Outfits on London & North Western Express Trains -


Railway 219 Men of the Moment: J H Vickery (Newport Docks & Rly) and E A Neale (GS&WR – no photo)

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Railway 221 Palatial Saloons for the Central Argentine Railway -

Railway 227 Opening of the new Line to Watford (preparing for LNWR electrification) -

Railway 232 Railway Literature -

Railway 233 The Business Trains of the ‘Business Line’ 3: Liverpool and District W. A. Rucklidge




Railway 261 What Canada’s Grand Trunk Railway is Doing x -





Railway 265 20th Century Railway Development 14: Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway -

Railway 313 The Great Central Railway’s Experiment in Tunnel Ventilation x -


Railway 324 ‘Train Control’ on the Midland Railway x -

Railway 326 Protection from Fire on Trains -

Railway 327 The Elsenham and Thaxted Light Railway x -

Ships 328 The Hull & Barnsley Railway’s Developments at Hull -










Railway 353 The General Manager’s Saloon, Central Argentine Railway -

Railway 361 20th Century Railway Development 15: Central Argentine Railway -

Railway 377 The Centenary of the Steam Locomotive -

Railway 380 The Stumpf Locomotive on the NER -

Railway 381 The ‘Old Sheffield’ Line in the Making W H Edge

Railway 388 The Growth of L&NWR Publicity x -

Railway 389 The London & South Western Railway in the New Forest District J Thornton Burge

Railway 395 Progress of the Argentine Railways x -


- 406 Bruges in May Helen Gordon

Railway 413 Railway Apparatus and Material for the Argentine x -

Railway 415 The Killing of Weeds on Railway Tracks -

Railway 416 Premier Train Lighting Cells -

Ships 418 The Canadian Pacific Railway’s new Liner .Empress of Asia’ -









Railway 445 The Romance of Great Railway Stations No. 7: Paddington Station -

Railway 458 The Belfast & County Down Railway Wm C Gentry

Railway 467 The London & South Western Railway in the New Forest District [continued] J Thornton Burge

Railway 472 Men of the Moment: Sir R Turnbull (LNWR) & D Cameron (Caledonian Rly) -

Railway 474 The Royal Visit to Crewe -

Railway 477 British Express Trains and Locomotives W J Scott, B A, AMSE

Ships 486 The ‘All Sea’ Route to Jersey and Guernsey (from London) -

Ships 487 Cruising in Sunny Norway W J Bassett-Lowke

Ships 492 The Steamship Service of the Laird Line G W Tripp

- 499 London Travel – Bus, Tram and Underground -










Railway 1 The Railway Posters of 1913 -


Railway 18 By the West Highland Railway to the Land of Romance and Beauty -

Railway 24 L&NWR Rolling Stock for Secondary Passenger Services -

Railway 27 L&NWR Railway Posters -

Ships 28 August in the Norwegian Fjords J Flinton-Harris

Railway 33 The Somerset & Dorset Joint Railway in North West Somersetshire J Thornton Burge

Ships 39 Training Officers for the Merchant Service (The Devitt & Moore Scheme) A E Moyser

- 43 Transport Literature x -

Road 44 The Motor Bus for Outer Suburban Travel -

Ships 48 To Dublin by the ‘Lady Gwendolen’ C Mackenzie

Railway 51 To Southport by the Cheshire Lines -

- 57 The Accelerated Service to Paris via Newhaven and Dieppe -


Railway 61 The Great Northern Railway’s new Route to Skegness -

Railway 64 The Summer Train Services of 1913 Brunel Redivivus

Railway 74 Success of the Furness Railway’s Ambulance Team x -








Railway 93 The Midland Railway’s Latest Absorption (The London Tilbury & Southend) J F Vickery


Railway 115 Superheated Goods Locomotives -

Ships 117 World’s Biggest Paddle Steamer (The new 6000-pasenger ‘Seeandbee’) -

Railway 123 The Railway Lineman – who he is and what he does J H Runnett

- 130 Cliff Lifts at Seaside Resorts -

Railway 134 The Somerset & Dorset Joint Rly in North West Somersetshire [continued] J Thornton Burge

Ships 139 The Immingham Dock Model at the Ghent Exhibition -

Ships 140 Four Days in Holland (and a Voyage by the Batavier Line) G W Tripp

Railway 147 The Great Northern Railway’s Remarkable Excursion Enterprise R M Thornton

Railway 152 New Refreshment Rooms at Waterloo Terminus -

Railway 153 London Travel by the Central London and City & South London Railways -

Railway 157 By Rail to the Devil’s Bridge (Vale of Rheidol Railway) -


- 166 The Highland Health and Pleasure Resort: Strathpeffer Spa -

Railway 168 Men of the Moment: F T Kinsman (LNWR), H M Bowden & R Rigby (GCR) -

Railway 170 Apposite Aphorisms x

Railway 174 The National Railway of Mexico’s new Dredger

Railway 175 What is Happening on the Railways





Railway 183 The Romance of Great Railway Stations No. 8: Perth (General) Charles C Littlejohn

Railway 198 The Midland Railway’s Latest Absorption (The LT&SR) [continued] J F Vickery

Railway 205 Admiralty Railway, Whale Island, Portsmouth Harbour -

Ships 208 LB&SCR’s new Turbine Steamer ‘Paris’ -


Railway 222 Can Electric Trains be worked economically by Storage Batteries? -

Railway 224 The Egyptian State Railways -

Ships 236 Merchant Ships in Time of War Victor H Nelson

Railway 245 Locomotives with the Tender in Front -









Railway 271 Lincoln as a Railway Centre M D Sergeant

Railway 281 A Private Line becomes a Public Railway: Workington to Lowca -

Railway 283 Improvements in Piston Packing x -

Railway 284 Do the Board of Trade Interlocking Regulations require revising? -

Railway 287 The District Railway W J Scott, B A

Railway 293 The Midland Railway’s Latest Absorption (The LT&SR) [continued] J F Vickery


Railway 308 Railway Ferries G W Tripp

Railway 316 The Somerset & Dorset Joint Railway: Bath to Templecombe J Thornton Burge

Railway 325 ‘Wireless’ Control of Trains x -


Railway 333 Railway Systems of Australia 2: Western Australian Government Railways R W Davison








Railway 359 20th Century Railway Development 16: The Metropolitan Railway -

Ships 386 Some Notable Liners of the Past (‘Germanic’, ‘Britannic’ and ‘Moor’) Victor H Nelson

Railway 390 Signalling Appliances that can prevent Railway Accidents -


Railway 399 The Commercial Intelligence Department of a Railway -


Railway 420 London’s Tube Travel Facilities -


Railway 425 The Electric Lighting of Railway Carriages on Pintsh’s System -

Railway 430 The Thermofeed Regulator x -

Railway 431 The Underwood Typewriter & Fay Automatic Lathe for Railway Work -


Railway 438 New 4-4-0 Great Central Railway Express Locomotive -






Railway 447 20th Century Railway Development 17: District and London Electric Railways -

Railway 472 The North Eastern Railway’s new 4-4-4 Tank Locomotive -

Railway 473 The L&NWR’s Facilities for Followers of the Hounds -

Railway 478 Electrification of the L&SWR in the London District x -


Railway 487 From the City to the Kent Coast on the Footplate R A Senior-White

Railway 492 The Railway Fog-Signalman George McIntyre

Railway 497 A Lady Locomotive Model Maker -


Railway 507 What the Grand Trunk Railway is doing -

Railway 508 Men of the Moment: A Newlands (Highland Rly), R Maunsell (SE&CR – no photo)

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Railway 519 Instruction School for the Staff of the LB&SCR -







Ships 1 Famous Steamship Lines No. 7: The Harrison-Rennie Line -

Railway 8 Railways in the Stroud District Maurice D. Sergeant

Railway 16 What the Underground is doing -

Railway 18 The Music of the Locomotive Sydney J. Smith

Railway 24 Speed Indicators and Recorders for Locomotives x -

Ships 25 The Leeds and Liverpool Canal W. A. Rucklidge

Railway 35 A Ballast Train at Work -

Railway 36 Express Locomotive Work on the North British Railway A. B. Purves

Railway 42 What the District Railway is doing -


Railway 52 Man of the Moment: Wm McConchie ((Portpatrick & Wigtonshire Joint Rlys) -

Railway 53 Some Railway Passenger Fiends x H. Hervey

Railway 61 The Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway’s School of Signalling -

Railway 62 A Model Railway to Scale -


Ships 69 Steam Heating of Steamships -


Railway 72 Gift of a Lathe to the LS&WR Servants’ Orphanage x -

Railway 73 What is Happening on our Railways x

Railway 79 Apposite Aphorisms x





Railway 89 20th Century Railway Development No.18: Buenos Ayres Gt. Southern Rly -

Railway 108 The Stroudley Singles Montague F. Long

Railway 117 The Supply and Heating of Locomotive Feed Water (the Weir System) -


Railway 134 Men of the Moment: Sir Alex Butterworth (NER); I. T. Williams, W. A. Jepson and J. Pike (all LNWR)

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Railway 137 Superheating on the Midland Railway x -

Railway 144 How to study the new Railway Accounts and Returns x H. Langford Lewis

Railway 148 New Type of Locomotive for the Great Northern Railway -


Railway 156 Railway and reference Literature x -

- 160 Diamond Treads for Railways, Steamships, etc. -

Railway 161 Adlake Lamps for Railway Signals, etc. x -

- 161 Asbestos Paints and Specialities x -







Railway 177 English Six-Coupled Express Locomotives E. S. Hallett

Railway 189 The S&DJR (Templecombe to Bournemouth and Wimborne Section) J. Thornton Burge

Railway 196 How the London & North Western Rly connects the Centres of Education H. S Lawrence


Railway 213 Death of Sir Frank Ree x -

Railway 214 The Cheapest Suburban Seasons x -

Ships 217 Steamships’ Change of Duty G. W. Tripp

Railway 226 The French ‘Clapham Junction’ – Juvisy near Paris, Paris-Orleans Railway H. H. Boyd

Railway 230 Whence comes the Branch? -

Railway 231 Reasons for pulling the Communicator, and Some Results Harold MacFarlane

Railway 237 The L&YR and the Conveyance of Cinematograph Films -








Ships 265 The Launch of the White Star Line’s second Britannic -

Railway 274 The London-Manchester Competitive Train Services W. J. Scott, B.A.

Railway 282 Easter in the Lake District -

Railway 283 Goods marshalling Yards W. Cornock

Railway 289 The Railways and a Fixed Easter x Harold MacFarlane

Railway 296 The Somerset and Dorset Joint Railway [continued] J. Thornton Burge

Railway 299 The Humours of Locomotive Nomenclature E. L. Ahrons

Railway 303 Strengthening a South-Eastern and Chatham Railway Bridge -


Railway 315 Improved Sleeping saloons for the West Coast Night Trains -


Railway 318 Some Recent American Locomotives -

Railway 327 Man of the Moment: Henry Worth Thornton (GER) -


Railway 335 The Great Northern Railway (Ireland) x -

Railway 336 Apposite Aphorisms / What is Happening on our Railways x -





Ships 353 The Cunard Line’s new Leviathan: the 55,000 tonner Aquitania -

Ships 364 Whitsuntide in the Norwegian Fjords -

Railway 368 The London-Manchester Competitive Train Services [continued] W. J. Scott, B.A.


Railway 377 Great Central Rly in the West Riding 1: Sheffield, GCR’s Yorkshire Centre H. S. Lawrence

Railway 385 New Loco Superintendent of the Caledonian Rly, & his Work on the NBR G. A. Sekon

Railway 392 Goods marshalling Yards [continued] W. Cornock


Railway 409 New Type of Locomotive for the Somerset and Dorset Joint Railway -

Ships 410 New Steamers for the Canadian Pacific Railway -

Railway 411 New terminal Loop of the Charing Cross, Euston and Hampstead Railway -

Railway 416 Strathpeffer Spa in the Early Summer -

Railway 417 The Locomotive comes into its own again on the North British Railway -


Railway 425 Men of the Moment: A. W. Szlumper (LSWR), T.E. Heywood (GNoSR), Cumberland Lowndes (PLA), L. F. A. Warner (Mersey D&HB)

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Railway 441 Mail and Newspaper Trains of Long Ago L. F. Sullivan

Railway 450 Railway Warehouses and Goods depots W. Cornock



Railway 464 Developments on the London Brighton & South Coast railway x -

Railway 465 Dartmoor for Tourists J. Thornton Burge

Ships 473 The Grand Trunk Pacific Railway’s Steamers x -

Railway 474 Obsolete Types of British Locomotive -

Railway 481 The Displosive Locomotive in Regular Service -

Railway 483 A Donkey as a Shunting Engine! -


Railway 493 Platform Tickets from Automatic Machines -

Railway 494 The Largest Escalator in the World x -

Railway 495 Some Early Electric Railway Signals T. S. Lascelles

Railway 498 Shall we have Electric Trains Travelling at 300mph? G. A. Sekon

Ships 501 The Carron Steamship Line G. W. Tripp


Railway 513 Canadian Pacific Railway Vice-President in London -





Railway 1 The Railway Picture Posters of 1914 -

Ships 10 Southern Norway and the Baltic -

Railway 14 The Summer Train Services of 1914 Brunel Redivivus

Railway 25 Midland Railway Locomotive Working and Train Services 1875-1890 E L Ahrons

Railway 32 Dartmoor for Tourists [continued] J. Thornton Burge


Railway 47 20 Men breakfast in a Locomotive Firebox (USA) -

Ships 48 The Firth of Clyde Passenger Steamers W C Macmillan

Railway 56 New Shunting Engines for the Great Northern and the Great Eastern Rlys -

Railway 57 New Lines for the North Staffordshire Railway x -

Ships 59 To Australia and the Cape in Comfort (by the Aberdeen Line’s Euripides) -


Railway 72 Apposite Aphorisms / What is Happening on the Railways x -

- 85 Transportation Literature x -


Railway 88 The Stephenson Locomotive Society x



Ships 89 The Glasgow and South Western Railway’s Steamers Wm C Macmillan


Ships 108 Important Developments at the Alexandra Docks, Newport -

Railway 113 The GCR in the West Riding.: Working Arrangements& Running Powers H. S. Lawrence

Railway 121 Midland Railway Locomotive Working and Train Services 1875-1890 [contd] E L Ahrons

Railway 129 The GNR and the LNWR in Leicestershire H H Meir

Ships 136 Notable Ships No. 3: The Ophir, 1891 Victor H Nelson

Railway 138 Correspondence (The Canadian Pacific Railway) -


Ships 145 The new King George Dock at Hull, Hull & Barnsley Railway C Alan Rhodes

Railway 151 New Rolling Stock for the ‘Flying Scotsman’ -


Railway 159 Apposite Aphorisms / What is Happening on the Railways x -





Railway 177 Our Railways and the War -

- 185 An Appreciation of Sir Albert Stanley -




Railway 210 The World’s Railway Mileage -



Ships 222 Quarantined x W R Gentles







Railway 249 Urban Railways for Sydney, New South Wales x -

Railway 252 The Economy of Moderate Gradients (Denver & Rio Grande Railroad) -


Railway 258 All-Steel Carriages for British Railways -

- 260 The Romance of Travel Picture Posters -

Railway 266 A Midland Railway Carriage made in Germany x -

Railway 267 Superiority of British over German Locomotives x -

- 268 Beware of German Firms masquerading as British x -




Railway 287 What our Railways were doing 77 Years Ago (October, 1837) x -





Railway 297 A Private Railway in New South Wales: The Silverton Tramway C Alan Rhodes



Railway 315 The Great Eastern Railway’s new Train Services -

Railway 319 ‘To Arms!’ (A war recruiting poster from the London Electric Railways) -

Railway 320 The Personnel of the Cardiff Railway -


Railway 333 Man of the Moment: Guy Calthrop, L&NWR -



Railway 342 What our Railways were doing 77 Years Ago (November, 1837) x -






Railway 353 Modern Locomotive Design on the London Brighton & South Coast Rly Norman S Agate

Railway 360 The West Australian Government Railways R W Davison

Railway 364 Railway Progress in the Federated Malay States -



Railway 387 Men of the Moment: W C May (GER), L W Horne (LNWR), C J Selway (GNR), H Wilmer (GER), W M Turnbull & E C Grindley (both LNWR)

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Railway 403 What our Railways were doing 77 Years Ago (December, 1837) x -






Railway 17 Correspondence -

- 18 The Greatest Lifting Bridge in the World (Canadian Pacific Railway) -



Road 30 London’s Motor Buses and the War -


Railway 42 Revival of the Three-Position Signal (Paddington, GWR) -

Railway 45 Railway Developments in New Zealand x -

Railway 49 Where Liners Call George W Tripp

Railway 59 The Widening of the Metropolitan Railway -



Railway 70 What our Railways were doing 77 Years Ago (January, 1838) x -




Ships 73 The Duration of the Liner’s Life V H Nelson

- 82 The Cornish Riviera in Winter -

Railway 86 The Ilford Collision x -

Railway 87 Railways and the War -

Railway 91 Comparative Statistics of the Australasian Railways x -

Railway 92 Linking the Underground with the London & North Western Railway x -



Railway 108 ‘Section Clear, but Station or Junction Blocked’ T S Lascelles

Railway 111 Progress of the Queensland Railways -




Railway 143 What our Railways were doing 77 Years Ago (February, 1838) x -



Railway 145 The Great Western Railway’s 7 ft 8 in ‘Singles’ in the Oxford District Corsair

Railway 155 Hints to Apprentices on the Building of a Locomotive J C Campbell (NBR)

Railway 160 First Class on a Tube Railway -

Railway 161 The Officers of the London Electric Railways -

Railway 162 The Duration of the Liner’s Life [continued] V H Nelson



Railway 183 New Locomotive Superheaters -

Railway 184 The L&NWR’s Queens Park Exchange Station x -

Railway 185 Railways and the War -




Railway 210 What our Railways were doing 77 Years Ago (March, 1838) x -




Railway 213 The Call of the Railway E F Allnutt


Railway 230 The Nidd Valley Light Railway Ian Rawlins


Railway 247 The Management of a Locomotive Erecting Shop on Piecework J C Campbell (NBR)

Railway 251 The Great Western Railway’s 7 ft 8 in ‘Singles’ in the Oxford District [contd] Corsair


Railway 261 Our Railways and the War x -



Railway 278 What our Railways were doing 77 Years Ago (April, 1838) x -




Railway 281 The Last of the Single Wheelers Victor H Nelson

- 289 By Rail and Road in Devon and Somerset J Thornton Burge

Ships 295 The ‘Robinson’ Marine Superheater -



Railway 302 Light Engine Running -

Railway 303 An Irish Locomotive Superheater -

Railway 304 T W Watts (Commercial Superintendent, GER) -

Railway 305 The Jersey Railway -




Railway 340 F V Russell (Superintendent of Operations, GER) -


Railway 347 What our Railways were doing 77 Years Ago (May, 1838) x -



Railway 349 The Last of the Single Wheelers [continued] Victor H Nelson

Ships 357 To Canada by the CPR’s new Liner Metagama -


Railway 373 The Princess Christian Hospital Train -

Railway 377 The Use of Single Needle Telegraph Repeaters J Thorrowgood

- 380 By Rail and Road in Devon and Somerset [continued] J Thornton Burge




Railway 401 Light Engine Running -



Railway 413 What our Railways were doing 77 Years Ago (June, 1838) x -

Ships 415 Shipping Literature x -




Railway 1 The Railway Picture Poster Gallery of 1915 -

- 10 New Coal Conveyor Apparatus at Port Talbot Docks -


Railway 25 Quick Acceleration and Punctuality of Trains Humphrey Baker

Railway 32 Light Engine Running x -

Railway 33 Railways in Warwickshire Philip F Groves


Railway 54 Man of the Moment: Sir William Forbes (LB&SCR) -

Railway 57 How the L&SWR brings Strawberries from Hampshire J Thornton Burge

Railway 63 Problems solved by Timetable Builders x -

Railway 64 Railways and the War x -

Railway 67 The worst Railway Accident in History (Quintons Hill, CR) x -




Railway 82 What our Railways were doing 77 Years Ago (July, 1838) x -




Railway 85 A Fast Disappearing Type of Locomotive (The 0-4-2) Brunel Redivivus

Railway 93 A Record Run in the Argentine -


Railway 106 Straightening the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad x -

Railway 107 What our Railways were doing 77 Years Ago (August, 1838) x -

- 109 The Electric Locomotives of the Panama Canal -

Railway 118 Railways in Warwickshire [continued] Philip F Groves


- 138 A History of Transport x -






Railway 153 Baldwin Locomotives for British Colonies -

Railway 161 A Fast Disappearing Type of Locomotive (The 0-4-2) [continued] Brunel Redivivus

Railway 167 Railways in Warwickshire [continued] Philip F Groves




Railway 199 How to check Passengers’ Tickets Burge Garlinge



Railway 218 What our Railways were doing 77 Years Ago (September, 1838) x -




Railway 221 The Webb Compounds of the London North Western Railway Reginald H Coe

Railway 229 Electrifying the Montreal & Southern Counties Railway -

Railway 235 An Old Type of Locomotive, New Zealand Railways -

Ships 236 The Pembroke Castle and the Scot, Notable Cape Liners of the Past. Victor H Nelson


Railway 240 How to check Passengers’ Tickets [continued] Burge Garlinge



Railway 268 Third Class Pullmans on the London Brighton & South Coast Railway G A Sekon



Railway 287 What our Railways were doing 77 Years Ago (October, 1838) x -



Railway 289 The Electrification of the London & South Western Railway’s Suburban Lines -


Railway 312 ‘See London First’ x -

Railway 313 4-4-4 Express Locomotive, Philadelphia & Reading Railroad -

Railway 316 Loco Work on a Fast Suburban Service (GCR, London District) Humphrey Baker



Railway 336 What Our Overseas Railways are Doing x -

Railway 339 Railway Hotels – The Great Central’s Four Burge Garlinge



Railway 354 What our Railways were doing 77 Years Ago (November, 1838) x -




Railway 357 The World’s Most Palatial Railway Station (Buenos Ayres) -

Railway 367 The Railway Services between Leeds and Bradford C Hutton, Jnr

Railway 372 New 2-6-0 Locomotives, Glasgow & South Western Railway -

Railway 373 The Bangour (Private) Railway and its Public Traffic J Taylor

Railway 376 The Glasgow & South Western Railway’s Roll of Honour -


Railway 379 What Our Overseas Railways are Doing x -



Railway 403 New Route for North to South of Thames Goods Traffic x J McIlwaine Butler

Railway 404 Waterford Railways and the Waterford & Tramore Railway Norman Thompson



Railway 421 What our Railways were doing 77 Years Ago (December, 1838) x -




Railway 1 By Rail across the Lands of the Huns Lieut. M. S. Blane

Railway 10 Some Recent Engineering Improvements on the Canadian Pacific Railway Burge Garlinge

Railway 18 Victorian State Railways: An Unsuccessful Year’s Working -

- 24 The Magnet of Commerce x -

Ships 25 The Two Himalayas of the P & O Line Victor H. Nelson

Railway 28 British Express Trains and Locomotives x -


Railway 42 Last Vehicle Treadles x T. S. Lascelles

Railway 44 Country Homes in Metroland -


Railway 55 What our Railways were doing 77 Years Ago (January, 1839) x -

Railway 57 Man of the Moment: J. A. Hookham (North Staffordshire Railway) -

Railway 58 A Locomotive Metamorphosis -

Railway 59 New Type of Express Tank Engine, Metropolitan Railway -






Railway 69 Does ‘Making up Time’ add to Safety & Economy in Railway Operation? Humphrey Baker

Railway 79 The Queensland Railway’s Successful Year -

Railway 85 Men of the Moment: Sir F. H. Dent (SE&CR), W. J. Holloway (Cardiff Rly), Frank Tatlow (MR)

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Railway 87 Railwaymen Desire National Service x -


Railway 93 By Rail across the Lands of the Huns [continued] Lieut. M. S. Blane


Railway 111 Railway Literature -


Railway 124 Improvements at Euston -


Railway 133 What our Railways were doing 77 Years Ago (February, 1839) x -

Railway 135 The Greatest Private Excursions: Retirement of Mr. W. Walters x -




Railway 137 Electric Trains between Manchester and Bury, L&YR -

Railway 148 Power signalling at Retiro Station, Central Argentine Railway -

Railway 153 Piel Pier, Furness Railway x -

Railway 155 More Work for Women on Railways -



Railway 174 Locomotive Work on Fast Suburban Services 2: LNWR in the London District Humphrey Baker

Railway 180 The London & South Western Railway’s New Timetable x -



Railway 202 What our Railways were doing 77 Years Ago (March, 1839) x -

- 203 The 1916 ‘Whitaker’ x -




Railway 205 The Four-Coupled Bogie Locomotives of the Great Western Railway Reginald H. Coe

Ships 217 The Atlantic ferry Forty Years Ago -


Railway 233 What happened at New cross ‘A’ Box? x -

Railway 235 The Railway that Disappeared (the Newmarket Railway) x Burge Garlinge


Railway 251 What is the Arrangement between the Railways and the Government? x -

Railway 252 Retirement of Mr. F. W. Kershaw (GCR) -

Railway 253 Mr. A. Aslett on the Wartime Railway Difficulties x -

Railway 254 Railways in the Bournemouth and Weymouth District Philip F. Grover

Railway 259 The Board of Trade and the Form of Rolling Stock Returns x -



Railway 270 What our Railways were doing 77 Years Ago (April, 1839) x -




Railway 273 Locomotive Work on Fast Suburban Services 3: The Great Eastern Railway’s Southend Service

Humphrey Baker

Railway 284 Barmouth as a Tourist centre J. Thornton Burge

Road 290 London General Omnibuses and War Service -


Railway 297 Railways in the Bournemouth and Weymouth District [continued] Philip F. Grover


Ships 319 Nautical News and Notes x -

Railway 331 A. R. Trevithick, E. P. W. W. H. Warneford and Capt. H. P. M. Beames (all new appointments at Crewe Works, London & North Western Railway)

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- 332 The South Downs – an English Land of Mystery x -


Railway 338 What our Railways were doing 77 Years Ago (May 1839) x -

Railway 340 The Why and the Wherefore x -




Railway 353 Barmouth as a Tourist centre [continued] J. Thornton Burge

Railway 361 Locomotive Work on Fast Suburban Services 4: The Midland Railway in the London District

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Railway 373 Instantaneous Application of the Air Break by Electricity -

Railway 377 Speed on Narrow Gauge Railways x -


Railway 387 The London & North Western Railway’s latest Ambulance Train -

Railway 389 Railway Legislation for the Benefit of Aliens x -


Railway 394 A Super-Scenic English Railway (the reconstructed Ravenglass - Eskdale Line

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Railway 406 What our Railways were doing 77 Years Ago (June 1839) x -




Railway 1 Aberdeen’s New Station Burge Garlinge


Railway 25 Lock and Block Signalling for Single Lines T S Lascelles

- 31 The Progress of Wireless Telegraphy (Book) x -


Railway 45 Man of the Moment: Robert Killin (Caledonian Railway) -

Railway 47 The Last Days of the Great Northern Railway 8-ft ‘Singles’ James F Vickery

Railway 51 London Brighton & South Coast Train Information Boards -

Railway 52 United States Railroads in 1915 x -




Railway 65 The L&NWR’s New Picture Poster -

Railway 66 What our Railways were doing 77 Years Ago (July 1839) x -




Railway 69 The Last Days of the Great Northern Railway 8-ft ‘Singles’ [continued] James F Vickery

Railway 79 A Railway Builds the World’s Largest Arch Span (New York) -


Railway 97 The Use of Railway Statistics x Percy F Mason

Railway 102 The Charing Cross Railway Bridge x -

Railway 103 E J Readdy, LB&SCR -


Railway 116 The GCR’s New Lifting Bridge over the Trent at Keadby Bruce Garlinge




Railway 134 What our Railways were doing 77 Years Ago (August 1839) x -




Railway 137 The Stroudley Tank Engines of the London Brighton & South Coast Railway Reginald H Coe

Railway 147 The Timing of Train Speeds Humphrey Baker


Railway 155 The Restaurant Car Services of the Great Eastern Railway R W A Salter



Railway 186 The Robinson Superheater on New Zealand Locomotives -




Railway 196 The Railwaymen’s Union and ‘A Scrap of Paper’ x -

Railway 197 Ireland’s Heaviest Locomotive (No. 400, GS&WR) x -


Railway 202 What our Railways were doing 77 Years Ago (September1839) x -




Railway 205 Doncaster as a Railway Centre Philip F Groves

Railway 219 Honouring the Locomotive, with other Curious Happenings to Her Sydney J Smith


Railway 238 The Isle of Wight in Autumn -

Railway 239 Will the Canadian Government Work the Railways? x -



- 252 The Quebec Bridge Disasters x -

Railway 253 The Electrification of the North London Railway G A Sekon




Railway 270 What our Railways were doing 77 Years Ago (October 1839) x -




Railway 273 Some Recent American Locomotives for Heavy Freight Service -


Railway 295 The Metropolitan Railway ‘Doing its Bit’ to Help End the War -


Railway 301 W J Williams, LB&SCR Continental Traffic Agent -

Railway 303 The GER’s Egg and Poultry Demonstration Train G A Sekon



Railway 323 Nature v. The Dublin & South Eastern Railway x -


Railway 330 T Keeling, new Chief Engineer of the G&SWR x -

Railway 330 The GER General Manager, H G Thornton, at the Front x -



Railway 338 What our Railways were doing 77 Years Ago (November 1839) x -




Railway 341 New York’s Wonderful Grand Central Station R W A Salter



Railway 363 The Railway’s Suburban Traffic Problem JohnTaylor

Railway 369 Mile Posts – Their Arrangement and Eccentricities Maps -

Railway 376 G F West, F Bushrod & D S McBright (all L&SWR) and T Keeling (G&SWR) -

Railway 378 A Named Electric Locomotive (City & South London Railway) -



Railway 393 The World’s Largest Steamer Coaling Depot (Panama Canal) x -

Railway 394 Help L&NWR Railwaymen Broken in the War x -



Railway 406 What our Railways were doing 77 Years Ago (December 1839) x -




Railway 1 Is the Atlantic Locomotive a Success in Great Britain? James Spencer

Railway 10 The other side of the picture -


Railway 24 The Remarkable Utility of Charing Cross Station x -

Railway 25 The Rotary Snow Plough Burge Garlinge

Railway 33 Our Railways and War – the Co-operation of Travellers x -

Road 34 Electric Road Motor Vans and Lorries -

Railway 37 Weekly Tickets on the Great Eastern Railway x -


- 50 A Railway Expert as president of the Board of Trade x -





Railway 66 What our Railways were doing 77 Years Ago (January 1840) x -




Railway 69 Trains that run no more - the War-time Service of January 1917 Brunel Redivivus


Railway 104 Our Puzzle Photographs -


Railway 117 For the Convenience of Millions - The Strengthening of Charing Cross Railway Bridge

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- 118 A Great Transportation Expert -


Railway 122 Solving the Locomotive Fuel Problem: A Coal Dust Burning Engine -

Railway 128 Men of the Moment: S. A. Parnwell (GER), W. Strang and C. K. Stemp (both NBR)

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Railway 137 What our Railways were doing 77 Years Ago (February 1840) x -





Railway 155 Dougald Drummond’s Locomotives for Scotch Railways 1: The North British Railway

C. E. S. Littlejohn

Railway 161 The Common User of Railway Wagons x -

Railway 162 The Victorian State Railways and Tramways Competition x -

Railway 164 How a New Locomotive is prepared for the Road x -




Railway 189 Trains and Tommies x Blighty Case

Railway 192 The Wireless Telegraph and Moving Trains x -

Railway 193 Medallion ‘Season Tickets’ of the London & South Western Railway -



Railway 210 What our Railways were doing 77 Years Ago (March 1840) x -




Railway 213 The Electrification of the London & North Western Railway to Watford G. A. Sekon

Railway 220 The Caledonian Railway’s new Tank Locomotives -


Railway 233 Dougald Drummond’s Locomotives for Scotch Railways 2: The Caledonian Railway

C. E. S. Littlejohn

Railway 238 Test Your Knowledge -

Ships 239 The Yankee Clippers of the ‘Fifties x -

Railway 241 St. Pancras to Manchester in Wartime R. W. A. Salter

Railway 248 The London Brighton & South Coast Railway’s Chief Engineers -



Railway 263 Social Welfare on the London Electric Railways -

Railway 265 The Legal Theory of Rates for the Carriage of Goods on Railways x -



Railway 282 What our Railways were doing 77 Years Ago (April 1840) x -




Railway 285 Express Work between London and Doncaster, Great Northern Railway: Non-Superheater v Superheater

A. H. W.

Railway 296 Aids to Speedy and Safe Traffic Working: Holland’s Mechanical Depression Bar Lock

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Railway 315 ‘The Morning Train’: A Recollection of Blighty (poem) x -

Railway 316 Italian State Railways -

Railway 317 Opening of the Mansfield Railway for Passenger Traffic Burge Garlinge


Railway 332 Man of the Moment: Ernest A. Prosser (Cardiff & Rhymney Railway) -


Railway 335 Electric Trains to Watford -





Railway 353 The Glasgow & South Western Railway’s Gift of Motor Ambulances -

Railway 354 The Stephenson Society x



Railway 355 The Whale Locomotives of the London & North Western Railway Edward E. Robinson


Ships 375 The Palace Steamers of the Hudson R. W. A. Salter

Railway 378 Photography from a Moving Train A. M. Wales

Railway 384 The Lubrication of Superheated Locomotives -


Railway 400 A Real West Coast Route to Scotland x G. A. Sekon

Railway 403 Will Canadian Railways be Nationalised? x -

Railway 404 Another Opportunity -




Railway 414 Mr. E. A. Scanes (new Solicitor, LB&SCR) -






Railway 1 The 4-4-0 Locomotives of the Midland Railway Reginald H. Cole

Railway 9 The Hundred of Manhood and Selsey Tramway -


Railway 27 Dining Cars with a Corridor Each Side x -

Railway 29 The Buckinghamshire Railway and its Connections H. H. Meik

Railway 37 The 1917 Largest Locomotive in the World -

Railway 39 Man of the Moment: Sir J. Audrey F. Aspinall (L&YR) -









Railway 73 Patrick Stirling’s 2-2-2 Locomotives on the Great Northern Railway J. F. Vickery


Railway 94 The Application of Wireless Telegraphy to Moving Trains -


Railway 110 The Growth of Railway Rails x -

Railway 111 The Locomotive with the Unique History -

- 114 What is Your Wish? x -


Railway 118 Super Expresses after the War Humphrey Baker


- 127 Transportation Literature x -



Railway 138 What our Railways were doing 77 Years Ago (August 1840) x -




Railway 141 Baldwin Locomotives in the War -


Railway 162 New Zealand Locomotive development -

Railway 163 Patrick Stirling’s 2-2-2 Locomotives on the Great Northern Railway [continued]

J. F. Vickery

Railway 171 London’s Lost railways x Burge Garlinge


Road 179 Signals with Interlocked Points on a Street Tramway -




- 199 The Metropolitan Railway’s War Service Corps Sports -


- 204 Green, or Green and Black, for the Railway and Travel Monthly? x -

Railway 205 What our Railways were doing 77 Years Ago (September 1840) x -




Railway 209 British Express Trains and Performance -

Railway 220 Which Railway owns this Locomotive? -

Railway 221 Across South Western America by the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad R. W. A. Salter

Railway 227 ‘Round-About’ Expresses -

Railway 236 4-6-2 Locomotive, South African Railways -

Railway 237 Charing Cross Railway Bridge: Poisoning the Minds of the Young x -




Railway 258 London’s Lost railways [continued] x Burge Garlinge

- 264 Ships and Railways in Literature x -



Railway 273 The LNWR Severs a Link with the Coaching Age x -





Railway 277 War-time’s Meagre Train Services -


J. F. Vickery

Railway 291 British Express Trains and Performance -

Railway 303 ‘Charing Cross to Baghdad’ x G. A. Sekon


Railway 307 Locomotives in War Paint -

Railway 308 The Weight of No. 990, Midland Railway x -



Ships 326 A Navy Ship on Land -

Railway 329 How our Railways work Steep Gradients x Carpender Thane



Railway 341 The Owning Railway Known x -





Railway 345 How our Railways work Steep Gradients [continued] Carpender Thane

Railway 353 War-time’s Meagre Train Services [continued] -

Railway 362 The Earliest Memories of Mr. W. D. Phillips (North Staffs Railway) -

Railway 365 Track Water Troughs on Curves -


J. F. Vickery

- 373 Christmas Cards and 1918 Calendars x -

Railway 374 Man of the Moment: Mr. James Briggs (Midland Railway) -




Ships 397 Dock, Harbour and Shipbuilding Comments -








Railway 1 The Locomotives of the Somerset & Dorset Joint Railways E Jackson


Railway 21 Aids to Speedy & Safe Traffic Working 2: The GRS Low Voltage Point Movement

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Railway 24 How our Railways work Steep Gradients [continued] Carpender Thane




Railway 47 American Railroad Posters and the War -

Railway 48 GNR Locomotive No. 1300, rebuilt by H N Gresley -


Railway 55 Man of the Moment: J A Campbell (GCR) -

Railway 56 The Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway’s Latest Ambulance Train -



Railway 65 Retirement of O S Holt, Secretary GCR. -





Railway 69 The 4-6-0 Locomotives of the Great Western Railway Wilfrid A E Westall


Railway 90 Great Western Railway Schedules West of the Tamar A Eric Forrest

Railway 95 Railway Officers’ Services Rewarded at Last x -

Ships 96 Fleetwood and the Augmentation of our Food Supply -





Railway 123 4-6-0 Four-Cylinder Express Engine, Great Central Railway -

Railway 125 War Necessities and Historical Railways x -







Railway 137 Exeter and the London & South Western Railway J Thornton Burge

Railway 145 German Exploitation of the Railways in Belgium Maps -

Railway 152 A Result of State Oppression (USA) -




Railway 173 The Route of the ‘Overland Limited’ (USA) R W A Salter



Railway 189 Signalling Definitions x -







Railway 205 20th Century Railway Development 19: The North British Railway -

Railway 229 German Exploitation of the Railways in Belgium [continued] Maps -





Railway 261 Retirement of Alfred Aslett (GM & Secretary, Furness Railway) -







Railway 273 Bangkok to Singapore by Rail -


Railway 297 The Route of the ‘Overland Limited’ (USA) [continued] R W A Salter

Railway 301 ‘Ladies Only’ Carriages on the New Zealand Railways -

Railway 302 Exeter and the London & South Western Railway [continued] J Thornton Burge


Railway 313 Men of the Moment: J Calder (NBR) and L Speakman (Furness Railway) -










Railway 341 The Naming of British Locomotives Victor H Nelson


Railway 363 Aids to Speedy & Safe Traffic Working 3: Harper’s One-Wire Block Telegraph Instruments

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Railway 367 The Karnborok Curves, Southern Pacific Railway (USA) -

Railway 368 Through Services that passed ‘Round About London’ Maps -




Railway 387 Signalling Definitions – Competition Winning Entries x -

Railway 391 Rest and Refreshment for the London Electric Railway’s Women Staff -








Railway 1 The 4-6-0 Locomotives of the London & South Western Railway -

Railway 10 Concrete Boilers for Locomotives x -

Railway 11 The Naming of British Locomotives [continued] Victor H Nelson

Railway 23 Side-Door Coaches for American Suburban Trains -


Railway 37 Three-Position Light Signal on the Metropolitan Railway -











Railway 69 The South Eastern & Chatham Railway’s War-Time Development -

Railway 80 British Express Trains and Locomotives – Century Issue Review, with a Forecast

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Railway 92 An Irish Railway and the War – the Great Northern Railway of Ireland -

Railway 97 The Effect of the War on London’s Underground Railways -

- 102 The North Staffordshire Railway’s Use of Electricity for Shunting and Towing -

Railway 106 Did the ‘Cornwall’ ever have Eight Wheels? -

Railway 109 How the Metropolitan Railway has carried on during the War -

Railway 114 The Train Service of the Great Central Railway in War Time -

Railway 117 The Three Locomotive Designs of the Late W G Beattie -




Railway 134 What our Railways were doing 77 Years Ago (August 1841) -




Railway 137 South Australian Railway Progress -

Railway 145 Six Years’ Progress of the Caledonian Railway -

Railway 150 Through Services that passed ‘Round About London’ [continued] -





Railway 181 The Modern Express Passenger Engines of the Great Central Railway Reginald H Coe








Railway 205 Early Recollections of the Wilts, Somerset & Weymouth Railway A E Edwards

Railway 215 The CPR names its Locomotives after Meritorious Drivers -

Railway 221 Man of the Moment: A Bolden (Antofagasta & Bolivia Railway) -

Railway 222 The Modern Express Passenger Engines of the Great Central Rly [contd] Reginald H Coe


Railway 229 Disused Junctions and Loop Lines Maps -



Railway 256 The Latest Theories concerning ‘Railcreep’ x -








Railway 273 The Manchester South Junction & Altrincham Railway Carpender Thane

Railway 281 Early Recollections of the Wilts, Somerset & Weymouth Railway [contd] A E Edwards


Railway 298 The ‘Mogul’ Locomotive on the Great Eastern Railway -



- 312 Horticulture on the ‘Underground’ -


Railway 318 Disused Junctions and Loop Lines [continued] Maps -

Railway 322 British-Built Locomotives and Goods Vehicles for War Service Overseas Burge Garlinge







Railway 341 An Electric ‘Tube’ for Goods Traffic (Chicago) -

Air 351 ‘The LSD of Flying’ (Book Review) x -

Railway 352 The Manchester South Junction & Altrincham Railway [continued] Carpender Thane

Railway 362 Government and the Railways: How to Vote at the General Election x -




Railway 383 E W Beatty: Canadian-born President of the CPR -



Railway 397 Ladies at the Railway Clearing House (a poem) x -







Railway 1 After War 1: The Reconstruction of Passenger Train Services -


Railway 19 The Life of a British Locomotive x -

Railway 20 The Naval Train x -



Railway 33 Early Locomotive Developments in France -



Railway 52 Narrow Gauge Locomotives for Light Railways -

- 56 Correspondence -






Railway 69 Our Railways’ Part in the Great War Sir Herbert Walker

Railway 87 Westinghouse or Vacuum for our Nationalised Railways? -

- 90 Correspondence x -

Railway 93 After War 2: The Business Train Services -




- 128 Book Notes x -






Railway 137 The South Eastern & Chatham Railway’s Part in the Great War G A Sekon

Railway 152 Lancashire & Yorkshire Rly: New Superintendent of the Line & Assistants -


Railway 159 Out-Hunning the Huns – Railway Unions and Strikes x -

Ships 161 How our Steamship Companies helped to win the War: The Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.

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Railway 164 Armoured Train built by the London & North Western Railway x -

Railway 165 The Great Eastern Railway repairs Belgian Locomotives -





Railway 193 After War 3: Pleasure Services, Sunday Trains and Express Fares -





Railway 205 The London Brighton & South Coast Railway’s Part in the Great War G A Sekon


Railway 219 The Railways of the Isle of Wight G G Jackson

Ships 226 How our Steamship Companies helped to win the War: The Canadian Pacific Ocean Services

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Railway 228 Railway Storekeeping in Theory and Practice (Book) x -

Railway 229 After War 3: Pleasure Services, Sunday Trains and Express Fares [contd] -


Railway 244 The Landslide between Folkestone & Dover on the SE&CR December 1915 -



Railway 257 New Assistant Managers GWR and GCR -

Railway 259 Appreciation of Mr A Aslett’s Efforts to develop Furness Railway Traffic -

Railway 261 Pullman Cars on the Caledonian Railway x -






Railway 273 The Great Western Railway’s Part in the Great War G A Sekon

Railway 282 Men of the Moment: I T Williams (L&NWR), H F Loney (MR) and J B Stephens (GNR(I))

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Ships 289 How our Steamship Companies helped to win the War: The Cunard Line -


Railway 297 Disused Junctions and Loop Lines [continued] Maps -

Ships 302 The Canadian Pacific’s New American Liners -

Railway 306 The Railways of the Isle of Wight [continued] G G Jackson

Railway 312 The North Staffordshire Railway Vindicated x -








Railway 341 The Trans-Australian Railway Carpender Thane

Railway 350 Disused Junctions and Connecting Lines in Scotland Maps A Son of the North


Railway 357 An Impression of the Crewe to Carlisle Section of L&NWR Corsair


- 365 The Railway on he Road (Light Railways along Public Roads) -



Railway 384 Some Thoughts on ‘Reconstruction’ from a Railway Traffic Standpoint John Taylor (NBR)

Railway 390 Man of the Moment: John H Follows (Midland Railway) -







Railway 1 To the West of England by the London & South Western Railway J Thornton Burge

Railway 12 Post-War Summer Train Services -

Railway 17 An Impression of the Crewe to Carlisle Section of L&NWR [continued] Corsair

Ships 23 How our Steamship Companies helped to win the War: The Bibby Line x -

Railway 25 Little-Used Spurs and Connecting Lines in Scotland Maps A Son of the North

Railway 28 The Value of Courteous Officials on some Railways x -

Railway 29 The Trans-Australian Railway [continued] Carpender Thane




Railway 60 The Furness Railway and Fleetwood x -






Railway 73 A Paddington Footplate Yarn Corsair



Ships 97 The Granton and Burntisland Ferry John Taylor (NBR)

Railway 106 Extracts from a R.E.’s Notebook on French and Belgian Railways -

Ships 110 A Continued War-Time Service of the L&SWR (Channel Islands Ferry) R A Hardy


Railway 121 A Railway made for Queen Victoria (Caledonian Railway) Map -

Railway 122 The Fire at Rochester Railway Bridge x -

Railway 123 To the West of England by the London & South Western Railway [continued] J Thornton Burge

Railway 127 New Coaches for the Metropolitan District Railway -



- 136 The Enormous Growth of London’s Local Traffic x -

- 137 The Victory Celebration of London Transport -


Railway 143 What our Railways were doing 77 Years Ago (August 1842) x



Railway 145 A Last Home of the ‘Lady of the Lake’ Singles (L&NWR) Corsair


Railway 169 To the West of England by the London & South Western Railway [continued] J Thornton Burge




Railway 189 The GCR’s Interesting Experiment with Pulverised Coal for Locomotive Fuel -

Railway 191 Retirement of W J Grinling (GNR) -

Railway 193 The First Railway to Peterborough (from Northampton, L&NWR) -

Railway 199 Men of the Moment: C Aldington and F J C Pole (both GWR), and Sir I T Williams (L&NWR)

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- 202 Transport Literature -

- 204 Apposite Aphorisms x -





Railway 217 The Trans-Canada Ltd: The CPR’s New Express de Luxe Burge Garlinge

Railway 225 Some Broad Gauge Locos on the Wilts, Somerset & Weymouth Railway W E Edwards

Railway 231 A pair of Twin Trucks to carry very heavy Loads -

Railway 232 Mammoth Simple Locomotives on the Mallet System -



Railway 255 The Disused Friockheim Viaduct, Caledonian Railway -


Railway 261 Man of the Moment: F A Lowry Barnwell (North Staffs Railway) -

Railway 262 French Railways’ War Traffic, August 1914 x -


- 274 The Noticeable Increase in London’s Tube, Bus and Tram Services x -


Air 281 Regular Passenger & Parcels Air Services now in Operation x -





Railway 289 The History of the London Chatham and Dover Railway G A Sekon

Railway 299 Single Phase Railway Traction Maurice D Sargeant

Railway 306 Bogie Open Fish Van, GWR -





Railway 336 Two New Locomotive Valve Gears x -

Railway 339 Facts and Incidents during he Railway Strike -






Railway 361 The History of the London Chatham and Dover Railway [continued] G A Sekon

Ships 373 The London & North Western Railway’s New Steamer -

Railway 376 Two New Locomotive Valve Gears [continued] x -


Railway 391 Hollow Concrete Piers 190 ft High carry a Railway Viaduct (USA) -



Railway 408 The North British Railway’s New Steel Dining Cars -







Railway 1 Are Satisfactory Passenger Services Possible without Competition? -

Ships 13 To the Canary Islands and back by the Aguila -

Railway 18 A Curious Use of a Railway Tunnel (Mushrooms!) x -


Ships 29 Activities, War-Time and After, in Poole Harbour R A Hardy

Road 32 Some Motor Transport Problems -









Ships 73 The Aire and Calder Navigation – Britain’s Down-to-Date Inland Wateway J P Mallinson

Railway 88 60 Years Railway Operations without Killing a Passenger (USA) x -

Air 89 Aeroplane Pullmans -


Railway 95 W Chalmers and J P Grassick (both North British Railway) -

Railway 97 Grangemouth Docks Facilities: The Avoiding Lines at Grahamston -


Railway 112 Quickly Empty, Quickly Fill Coaches for the Metropolitan Railway -

Railway 114 Annual Reunion of London’s Tube, Bus and Train Staff x -







Ships 143 In War and Peace: The Record of the R.M.S.P. Almanzora -

Railway 153 Birmingham’s Never-Used Railway Viaduct Map -


Railway 167 Some Present Problems & Possibilities of Suburban Passenger Traffic -


- 185 Transport and Travel Literature -



Railway 198 The Permanent Way Institution x -

- 199 Transport Topics x -

Railway 200 The Rectank – A War Service Railway Vehicle -

Railway 203 Reviving a Disused London Railway Map -


Railway 209 New Radial 0-6-2T for the Glasgow & South Western Railway -




- 215 Change of Title (editorial) x -

- 216 The Future of British Transportation x Sir Eric Geddes

- 224 The Institute of Transport (inaugural meeting and full list of members) x -

Railway 232 Mr Percy Crosland Tempest, GM South Eastern & Chatham Railway -

Ships 234 The new Piers at Whitby Burge Garlinge

Railway 239 The History of the London Chatham & Dover Railway [continued] G. A. Sekon

Railway 248 0-10-0 Banking Engine, Midland Railway -


Ships 258 Birmingham’s Service of Canal Passenger Boats -

Road 260 Palladium 4-ton Lorry -


- 271 The Scientific Study of Transport Problems x Charles Travis, M.Inst.T

- 274 A Spring Holiday in Italy -

- 279 Transport Happenings on Land and Water, and in the Air -




Railway 289 Passenger Train Unpunctuality: Its Cause and Cure x -

Ships 297 The Canadian Pacific Ocean Services SS Empress of France -

Road 302 Is the Tramway Doomed in London? -

Railway 305 New Tourist Cars, Canadian Pacific Railway -


Ships 313 The new Piers at Whitby [continued] Burge Garlinge


Road 327 AEC Hydraulic Tipping Wagon -

Railway 328 A German Locomotive with Aeroplane Engine and Propeller -


Railway 337 Rolling Stock for Watford to Elephant & Castle Electric Trains -

Road 339 Improved Types of Steam Wagons and Road Locomotives -

- 344 Honours for Transport Officials x -


Road 349 The Future of the King’s Highways x -





Railway 361 On the Footplate of R.O.D. Locomotives in France J. Birch

Ships 368 Our Inland Waterways: A Problem for the Ministry of Transport x -

Ships 371 Methuselahs Afloat (snippet on very old ships) x -

Road 372 The Public Touring Car (Charabancs) -

Railway 378 4-6-0 Goods Locomotive, London & South Western Railway -


Railway 387 Passenger-Train Unpunctuality: its Cause and Cure [continued] x -

Railway 393 The Great Eastern Railway’s Operating Problems x -


Road 397 Improved Types of Steam Wagons and Road Locomotives [continued] -

Road 402 A Boat’s Overland Voyage -



- 418 Transport Topics -




Ships 1 Greater Luxury Afloat: The P & O’s New SS Naldera -

Road 8 A Road Motor Horse Box -

Railway 11 On the Footplate of R.O.D. Locomotives in France [continued] J. Birch

- 18 Development of British-Canadian Express Business -

Ships 22 The London & North Western Railway’s Latest Liner -

Ships 25 Distinctive Names for Ships x -


Railway 34 The Public Touring Car (Charabancs) [continued] -


Railway 42 Present Day Port Administration x -

Railway 43 British Express Trains and Locomotives E Sharpe, BA

Ships 50 The Olympic Again in Service -


Air 61 By Aeroplane to Amsterdam x Ernest C Gill





- 73 The Bridges of Cologne Cmdr C E Eldred, RN

Railway 82 The GER’s Successful Alternative to Electrification G A Sekon



- 107 Celebrating the Success of the Institute of Transport x -

Road 108 Improved Types of Steam Wagons and Road Locomotives [continued] -

Railway 112 The Liverpool Street Arcade -


Road 123 Pressed Steel Wheels for Road Motors -





- 143 Why Not Convert Our Canals into Goods Railways? -


Railway 163 The World’s Biggest Opening Railway Bridge (USA) -

- 165 Economy in Petrol Consumption -

- 166 Travel Guides to the Western Front x -



Road 179 The London Bus on the Continent -

Railway 180 Statistics of Locomotive Power x -


Road 191 Road Watering and Cleansing by Power -

Road 194 The Road Traffic Bill x -

Road 195 Electric Road Vehicles -





Railway 213 How British Railways were Guarded During the War H G Archer

Railway 222 The Electric Lighting of Railway Carriages -

Railway 226 Canadian Pacific Railway War Memorials -


Railway 236 The Great Central Railway’s Locomotive War Memorial (‘Valour’) -

Railway 237 Station Indicators in Tube Trains x -


Road 245 Giant Pneumatic Tyres -


Railway 254 How the Railway Won the War x -

Road 255 Electric Road Vehicles [continued] -

- 260 Why Not Convert Our Canals into Goods Railways? [continued] G A Sekon


- 277 Transport Happenings on Land and Water, and in the Air x -

Air 284 Government Encouragement of Civil Aviation x -



Railway 285 The Economical Working of Local Passenger Traffic -

Railway 293 The Ministry of Transport’s Proposed Grouping of Railways x -

Railway 294 The Canadian Pacific Enters the Peace River District x -

Railway 295 Southampton and the London & South Western Railway J Thornton Burge

Ships 304 The GER’s New Steamers for Harwich-Antwerp (Antwerp, Bruges & Malines) -


Railway 316 Death of C J Bowen Cooke (L&NWR) x -

Railway 317 More Footplate Experiences in France with the R.O.D. x Robert Walker

Railway 319 Railwaymen’s Children and ‘Safety First’ x -



Air 334 Important Aircraft Developments x -

Road 335 Accumulators for Electric Road Vehicles -






Ships 357 The Dover-Ostend Steam Packets -

Railway 365 The Economical Working of Local Passenger Traffic [continued] -

Railway 369 Regrouping of British Railways x -

Railway 373 4-4-4 Tank Locomotive, Metropolitan Railway -


Railway 381 Southampton and the London & South Western Railway [continued] J Thornton Burge

Railway 388 Accumulators for Electric Road Vehicles [continued] -

Railway 392 High Fares Kill Better Class Traffic on Swiss Railways x -








Railway 1 The Railways’ Own Scheme for Grouping the Railways x -

Railway 7 New Quickly Empty Quickly Fill Coaches: London Electric Railways -

- 9 The Severn Dam and Power Scheme Burge Garlinge

Railway 15 Man of the Moment: Arthur Watson (L&YR and L&NWR) -

Railway 16 Fog Signals as Permanent Danger Signals -

Ships 19 The Dover-Ostend Steam Packets [continued] -

Road 25 Railless Electric Road Traction (Trolley Buses) -

Road 32 Co-ordination and Economy in Road Transport x -

Railway 35 Southampton and the London & South Western Railway [continued] J Thornton Burge

Railway 40 Gearless Electric Locomotives -

Ships 43 The Cunard’s Second Scythia -

Railway 46 Sir Herbert A Walker and Slow Freight Traffic x -

Air 48 High Level Aeroplane Stations in Cities -







Ships 73 Ireland’s Premier Canal (The Grand Canal) G A Sekon

Railway 84 Disadvantages and Advantages of Train Control -

Railway 91 Transport Topics x -

Road 97 The Effects of Roads on Vehicles and Vice-Versa x -

- 101 Railroads and Roman Roads in Britain – A Comparison Maps W A Rucklidge

Railway 106 Value in Dining Car Meals x -

Railway 107 The Metropolitan District Railway’s New Wide Coaches -

Ships 109 A Proposed English-Swedish Train Ferry x -

Railway 110 The Traction Increaser Revived -

- 114 Accumulators for Road and Rail Vehicles -

Railway 119 Block Signalling by Telephone x -


Ships 133 The Oropesa, the Pacific Steam Navigation Co’s Biggest Vessel -

Air 136 Government Subsidy for Civil Aviation x -




Railway 145 The Effect of Railway Grouping on the Inter-availability of Tickets -

Railway 154 The Collision at Abermule, Cambrian Railways -

Ships 157 Electrically-propelled passenger Liner x -

Railway 158 Technical Training Schools for Railway Officials x -

Railway 161 Mammoth Canadian Pacific Railway Dining Cars -


Railway 169 Electric and Steam Locomotives critically compared x -

Road 173 Improved Transmission Mechanism -

Air 177 Transport by Air (passengers and freight both considered) x

Railway 181 New Pullmans for the Continental Services of the SE&CR -

- 185 A successful Transport Congress (at Manchester) Charles Travis, M.Inst.T

Railway 194 The Permanent Way Institution x -

Road 195 Oil-fired Steam Road Wagons


- 208 Transport Happenings -



Railway 217 The Zeeland Steamship Company (Folkestone-Flushing Service) G A Sekon

Railway 227 Railway Trucks on Rubber Tyres -

Railway 228 The Revival of Cheap Travel Facilities -

Railway 236 The Problem of Main Line Electrification x -

Railway 244 Eight-Car Trains on the Metropolitan District Railway -

Road 246 The Yale Electric Truck -

Railway 249 The Construction of a Plan of Interlocking x -

Railway 254 The T.U.V. Automatic Coupling -


Railway 266 The Furness Railway’s 4-6-4 Tank Locomotive -


Railway 268 Reinforced Concrete in Railway Engineering -





Railway 289 The New ‘North-Western’ (Amalgamation of the L&NWR and the L&YR) Maps -

Ships 296 The Zeeland Steamship Company (Folkestone-Flushing Service) [continued] G A Sekon

Railway 302 2-8-0 American Engines for the Belgian Railways -

- 307 Motor Tractors for Launching Lifeboats -

Air 308 First British Mooring Mast for Airships x -

Road 309 London’s Down-to-Date Motor Van Garage -

Ships 313 Water-Tube Boilers for Mercantile Vessels -

Ships 316 From Steam Yacht to Cable Steamer -

Railway 320 Safety Precautions on Light Railways x -

- 324 The New Southwark Bridge x -

- 325 Road Motor and Railway Co-operation -

Ships 326 Speed and Power for Motor Boats -

- 329 Down-to-Date Arrangements for Immigrants at St John, N.B. -

Air 333 The Erection of Airship Sheds x -



Railway 345 The Control of Railway Traffic x -


- 354 Transport Happenings x -



Railway 361 Railway Publicity – its Scope and Development -

Railway 368 The Government Scheme of Railway Management x G A Sekon

- 376 Conveyance of Exceptional Loads -

Ships 379 Revival of Shipbuilding in India -

Railway 380 Economical Operation of Slow Goods Traffic Plans -

- 388 Transport Methods in Nigeria J R Raphael


Railway 404 Apparatus to Prevent Over-Running of Signals on German Railways x -

Railway 408 Mechanical Aids for Permanent Way Work -

Road 411 Crane for Motor Lorries -

- 412 Goods Road Motor Services by Railways x -





Railway 1 Improvements in Restaurant Car Services -

Railway 9 Felix J C Pole (GWR) -

Ships 10 London’s New Dock -

- 13 Pre-War and Post-War London-Paris Services 1: The SE&CR G A Sekon

Air 22 Airships Given Away! £50 Offered for a Mooring Mast Design -

Railway 25 Economical Operation of Slow Goods Traffic [continued] Plan -

Road 32 Non-Skid Tyre Devices -

Road 34 Cheap Power for Motor Vehicles -

Road 38 Lift Vans for Road Transport -

Railway 40 Apparatus to Prevent Over-Running of Signals on German Railways [contd] x -

- 44 Ancient and Modern Transport (Barges and Electric Tipper Lorries) -







Railway 73 Formation of Passenger Trains Composed of Modern Rolling Stock -

Railway 83 The North and South-Western Junction Railway x G A Sekon

Ships 90 The Development of Shallow Draught Steamers -

Railway 97 Types of Passenger Coaches in Spain and South America x -

Railway 104 Railway Time-Tables during the Coal Strike -

Railway 111 New Dining Cars for the Midland-Scottish Service -


Railway 122 The International Railway Association x -

- 126 Pre-War and Post-War London-Paris Services 2: The LB&SCR -

Ships 133 Stream Line Experiments with Ship Models x -

Railway 134 Transportation of Cotton x -





Ships 147 By Ship Canal to Manchester Gilbert B Parnell

Road 158 This Summer’s Motor Coach Traffic x -

- 159 Pre-War and Post-War London-Paris Services 3: The L&SWR G A Sekon

Road 165 Vacuum Gully Emptier -

Railway 166 Types of Passenger Coaches in Spain and South America [continued] x -

Road 170 The Repair of Cracked or Scored Motor Cylinders x -

Road 171 Metropolitan Railway Omnibuses x Burge Garlinge

Road 174 Electric Operation of Tramway Points -

Railway 177 Special Steels for Rails, Points, Crossings, &c x -

Ships 182 A New Type of Shallow Draught Vessel -

Ships 183 Wireless on Sailing Ships x -

Railway 184 Metropolitan Railway Developments -


Railway 198 New Rolling Stock for the Cornish Riviera Trains -





Railway 219 Goods Train Working Time-Tables x -

Railway 233 Sand Screen on the Highland Railway x -

Air 234 Huge German Aeroplane x -

Railway 235 Present-Day Permanent Way in Britain and India x -

- 245 Floating Bridge Across the Hudson x -

Ships 246 A Luxurious Motor Yacht -

Road 249 The Upkeep of Roads Laid with Tram Lines -

Air 250 Wind Tunnels in Aeronautical Research x -



Road 262 The Motor ‘Busvan’ -

Railway 266 The Use of Reinforced Concrete on Railways x -

Railway 270 Sir Henry Fowler on Liquid Fuel for Locomotives -





Railway 291 Passenger Train Alterations (Why Proposed & How Carried Out) x -

Railway 298 Superheating on the Continent -

Ships 305 40-ft Motor Launch for Mexico -

Railway 307 Diesel-Electric Rail Motors in Sweden -

Ships 312 Post-War Conditions at Manchester Docks G B Parnell

Railway 323 Slow Freight Traffic in North America x -

Road 326 Electric Dustcarts -


- 339 Institute of Transport Second Annual Dinner x -

Railway 340 The Use of Reinforced Concrete on Railways [continued] x -

Road 343 The AEC All-Weather Motor Coach -

Railway 344 Why not a Railway Clearing House for North America? x -



Ships 355 Shipbuilding and British Prosperity x -




Railway 363 Competition Under the Grouping Maps -

Air 374 Seaplane for the Quest Expedition -

Railway 377 Railway Crossings on the Level -

Railway 379 Superheating in England and America x -

Railway 382 Post-War Conditions at Manchester Docks [continued] G B Parnell

Road 388 North American Tramway Practice from the British View Point Plans -

Railway 393 Improvements in Continental Passenger Coaches x -


Road 409 Motor Buses for Country Service -


Railway 412 The London Electric Railway’s Plan to Reduce Unemployment -

Railway 414 A Mechanical Automatic Train Stop -


Road 425 Successful Steering of an AEC Lorry by Improvised Gear -




Railway 1 Railway Grouping and Policy Train Services x -

Ships 8 The Commercial Use of Model Ships Edward W Hobbs

Road 14 Guy Electric Commercial Vehicles -

Railway 16 Passenger Termini and Passenger Terminals Plans -

Ships 21 The SE&CR’s Turbine Steamer Biarritz again in service -

Railway 22 New Electric Coaches, North Eastern Railway -

Railway 24 Caledonian Railway’s War Memorial -

Road 25 Charging Accumulators of Electric Vehicles (The A.C. Drawback Obviated) -

Railway 28 Electrification of Main Lines -

Ships 36 Sea Sleds for Express Services -

Railway 39 Improvements in Continental Rolling Stock [continued] x -

Ships 47 Post War Activity at the Port of Preston G A Sekon






Railway 73 Parcels, Postal and Perishables Trains, and their Working x -

Road 84 Convertible, Single to Double Deck, Bus -

Railway 86 Passenger Termini and Passenger Terminals [continued] Plans -


Road 92 Eliminating the Gear Box and Clutch of the Road Motor Carpender Thane

Railway 97 Bogies, Springs and Axles of Locomotives -

- 104 Transportation in Sarawak H S Lawrence

Railway 109 The Lighting and Heating of British Passenger Trains x -

Railway 113 Departmental Reorganisation of the London & North Western Railway x -

Railway 116 Railway Vehicles Used by a Defeated Army x -


Railway 128 Express Electric Locomotive, North Eastern Railway x -





Railway 145 Through Carriages – Their Working Advantages and Disadvantages x -

- 154 Rail Motor Buses Carpender Thane

- 158 Transportation in Sarawak [continued] H S Lawrence

Railway 161 Locomotive Cab Signals -

Railway 171 Great Western Railway Break-Down Trains -

- 174 Permanent Way Institution Annual Dinner and Reunion x -

Road 175 Road Motor Trains -

Air 179 The Present Position of Flying x -

Road 181 Reconditioning the London General Omnibus Co’s Buses G A Sekon

Railway 186 Permanent Way Maintenance x -


Road 200 63-Seat Motorbus -





Railway 217 Excursion Traffic – Pre-War and Post-War Working x -

Ships 228 Port Improvements at Valparaiso x -

Railway 229 What should be done with St Pancras? (The Midland Railway at Euston) Map G A Sekon


Railway 241 Locomotive Cab Signals [continued] , and Speed Indicators on Locomotives -

Road 250 Gearless Drive Road Motors -

Railway 254 Coal & Ash Plant at Willesden Locomotive Depot -

Railway 259 ‘What the Traffic Will Bear’. (Railway Economics) x -


Railway 273 Waterloo Terminus, opened by the Queen Carpender Thane

Railway 278 International Railway Congress at Rome x -




Railway 287 The Problem and Possibilities of First-Class Passenger Traffic x -

Ships 294 Harwich-Antwerp Steamers Carpender Thane

- 300 The Efficient Repair of Transport Units C W Brett

Railway 303 A British Turbine Electric Locomotive -

Railway 306 Siamese State Railways Sleeping Car -

Railway 307 Railway Vehicle Axles for Different Gauges Burge Garlinge

Ships 312 The Biggest Motor Lifeboat -

Road 314 Road Transport Progress x -

Railway 320 The Canadian Pacific Railway and the ‘Inner Man’ -

Road 321 Cure of the Headlight Glare Danger -


Railway 325 Improvements in Cab Signals x -


Ships 338 Swansea – the Non-Railway Port of South Wales Willmott Molton

Railway 344 4-6-2 Express Locomotive, Great Northern Railway -





Railway 359 The Case For and Against a Supplementary Charge for Express Trains x -

Ships 368 The Biggest Pacific Liner (The Empress of Canada) -

Railway 375 Transport Literature x -

Road 376 The Bristol Motor Lorry -

Road 378 Pointing out the Way to the Driver (A Forerunner of the Sat Nav!) -

Ships 380 Bristol, the Down-to-Date West of England Port Carpender Thane

Road 388 Road Transport Progress -

Railway 394 New Platform Arrangements at Victoria, South Eastern & Chatham Railway Plan -

Air 396 Crash-Proof Aeroplane Fuel Tanks -


- 408 The Institute of Transport London Congress (Summaries of Papers Read) x -





Railway 1 The Progress of Railway Group Co-operation and Competition Maps -

Road 12 The Development of the Railless Trolley Bus: The AEC Design Carpender Thane

Ships 18 Victoria, British Columbia, as an Ocean Port Norman Thompson

Railway 23 Trial Run of New 4-6-4T Express Engine, Glasgow & South Western Rly -

Railway 27 The Euston to Queens Park Electrification x -

Road 28 Four Speeds for Ford Cars -

Railway 30 Automatic Train Control (Transport Ministry Committee Report) x -



Ships 39 Electric Welding of Ships x -


Railway 49 North-Eastern Railway’s Electric Express Locomotive x -

Railway 52 Pullman Development x -

Railway 53 Electric Railway to Hendon and Edgware Willmott Molton





Railway 73 Are Our Sunday Passenger Train Services Adequate? x -

Road 83 A New 6-ton Steam Wagon -

Air 87 Flying at 300 Miles per Hour x -


Railway 101 The L&NWR’s Electrification Lay-Out at Chalk Farm -

Road 105 The Four-Wheel Drive Lorry -

Road 107 The Cost of Motor Roads x -



Ships 120 The Port of Gloucester and Sharpness Docks Carpender Thane





Railway 145 Ticket Frauds – How Railways Prevent and Detect Them x -

Road 154 A ‘Quality’ Motor Car (Crossley) -

Road 158 Six Speeds for the Ford x -

Road 161 Road Motor Progress -

Railway 169 English Locomotives and Coaches for Palestine -

Railway 173 Joining the City & South London and Charing Cross, Euston & Hampstead Railways

Map -

Railway 175 Improved Concrete Sleepers x -


Road 191 Low Centre of Gravity Tank Motors -


Road 195 Converting a 4-Wheel Lorry to a 6-Wheeler -

Road 197 The Warwick Municipal Motor Vehicle -

Ships 199 Mechanical Trimming of Coal Cargoes -





Railway 217 A Regular Interval Train Service: Should the L&SWR’s Method be Followed? Map -

Road 231 Special Roads for Motor Traffic in Italy E Barabino

Ships 234 Kings Lynn: Progressive East Coast Port -

Road 238 New Compound Traction Engine -

Railway 240 Rebuilt 4-4-0 Express Locomotive, LB&SCR -



Road 254 A 3-Wheel Tractor -


Road 269 One-Man Foolproof Steam Wagon -


Railway 280 A Train Load of Canadian Motor Cars -




Railway 289 Passenger Train Services on Bank Holidays x -

Ships 297 SS Diogenes, the new Aberdeen Liner Burge Garlinge

Railway 303 Traders and Transport Facilities F P Larkin

Ships 306 Birmingham’s Waterway to the Sea: The Worcester & Birmingham Canal Carpender Thane

Railway 313 Sir Sam Fay on Railway Management x -

Railway 316 Heated Water for Locomotive Use -

Road 320 Traffic Regulation in Congested Streets x -


- 331 The Institute of Transport x -







- 361 Road Transport Competition with the Railways x -

Railway 370 Automatic Brakes for Freight Trains -

Road 380 Electric Trucks for Works Transport Carpender Thane

Road 384 Hydraulic Petrol Storage Method -

Railway 386 Model Railway Engineering x -

Road 387 Gravity Tipping Motor Wagon -


Railway 401 French Northern Railway: Reconstruction of Bridges Destroyed in the War x -


Road 413 The Newton Electric Vehicle -



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