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CREWE WORKS IN THE AGE OF STEAM: A PICTORIAL TRIBUTE by  Edward Talbot - Used Book - Hardcover - from Capricorn Books and Biblio.com
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CREWE WORKS IN THE AGE OF STEAM: A PICTORIAL TRIBUTE

by Talbot, Edward


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Price: $25.00

  • Bookseller: Capricorn Books CA (CA)
  • Bookseller Inventory #: 15635
  • Binding: Hardcover
  • Publisher: Hayes / Oxford Publishing, (Sparkford, 1987), reprint.
  • Keywords: Crewe Works, Steam engines, Locomotives, Railway, United Kingdom, London & North Western, Carriages, Rolling stock, Engineers, LNWR, LMS, British, Stanier Pacifics, Standard, Engines, Manufa

Book Description

Hayes / Oxford Publishing, (Sparkford, 1987), reprint.. Unpaginated, 4to (11" H), hard cover in dust jacket. 213 b&w photographs. "Throughout the steam age, Crewe Works was one of the leading, if not the leading, railway works in the UK. Indeed, in 1913 'The Railway Magazine' described it as 'the most. famous railway works in the world'. In its heyday (particularly under the London & North Western Railway) it was world renowned for its manufacture and repair of locomotives and carriages. In addition to rolling stock, the Works manufactured d. o z e ns of other items as diverse as steel rails and needles, bricks and gas mantles, and signals and lubricants. Moreover, it trained hundreds of railway engineers; who either entered the ranks of the LNWR, LMS or British Railways; or who went on. t o ot her British railway companies or to railways overseas in the British Empire and beyond. The influence of Crewe Works accordingly spread far from the confines of Crewe as a railway engineering centre...This album is designed to give a pictor. ial i mpr ession of Crewe Works in the steam age, and endeavours to portray some of the many achievements of the Works and the personnel who laboured within it." Faint cigarette odor, small bump to top corner of boards and at bottom edge of rear b. oard . Dust jacket has a few small areas of light edge wrinkling. VG/VG.

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