Atmospheric Railways
Book Description
This is the story of the rise & fall of atmospheric traction applied to railways, and the great names associated with it. It also offers the first full account of the actual operation of the atmospheric lines.
Included with the book is a newspaper cutting from 1977 on the demise of Brunel's air pumping station on the now abandoned Unigate Dairy site at Totnes + a postcard of the experimental pneumatic railway at Crystal Palace (1864).
Author
Charles Hadfield
Date
1967 (1st Edition)
Binding
Black cloth with silver titling. Original dust wrapper (price clipped) Personalised book plate of 'John Stephen Brooke' inside.
Publisher
David & Charles
Illustrator
Black & white photographs & sketches - plates as well as illustrations in the text.
Condition
VG. Dust wrapper G - light sunning to spine & slight scuffing to top of spine
Pages
240
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