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    Swanage Steam Train Candle  £14.99

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    Emjoy the nostalgic scent of the stea, era with our Swnage Steam train Candle. We've captured the unforgrttable aroma of burning coal, steam and chugging mechnics to create a one-of-a-kind, secented product.

    Burn time 30-35 hours.

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    The Glorious Years of the GWR  £27.50

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    The Glorious Years of the Great Western Railway
    by Peter Tuffrey

    Publication October 2024

    A superb edition with over 230 outstanding photographs and thoroughly researched, informative captions.

    Beautifully produced in hardback with rare and previously unseen images.

    The Price of Coal  £9.99

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    It is 1926 and Caroline is starting to enjoy a varied and interesting social life. Her allowance is secure for now, but can she evade the advances of her suitors and maintain her independence?
    After a life-changing event, Caroline and her father George move into a new apartment in Cheltenham and quickly meet the other residents. The General Strike forces Caroline to consider her situation in a different light, and to understand that actions have consequences. Her address is not the only change Caroline must come to terms with over the next few months as she watches her friends marry and begin to settle down. To clear her head, Caroline travels to an artists’ retreat in Cornwall. Yet this only adds to the confusion she feels about her own future.
    With the anniversary of her brother’s death once again looming, a chance conversation may provide the solution to Caroline’s need to take the next step on her journey to independence.

    William Adams: His Life & Locomotives  £25.00

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    William Adams (1823 – 1904) is probably best known from his locomotive designs for the London & South Western Railway. The years at Nine Elms were the culmination of career which began formally in marine engineering, including a period at sea with the Royal Sardinian Navy, encompassed civil engineering and surveying before joining the North London Railway as locomotive, carriage and wagon superintendent. This book tells the story of a genial man with a love of music, who was undoubtedly one of the finest late Victorian locomotive engineers.