These days when planning a train journey we use technology but back in 1956, if you wanted to plan a rail journey, on one of the many different services available you either went to the station or for one shilling you could buy a Passenger Services book. Such a guide provided every piece of information...

"All Aboard!!!" It's time for steam train enthusiasts to buy a ticket or rather a pack of Top Trumps. This set brings together some of the most famous steam trains in museums or preservation railways in the UK. Each card has a coloured photograph of a specific train, along with engine number, where it...

Have you ever wanted to visit places of interest around this wonderful country while travelling by train? Well now you can so forget high ticket prices, forget overcrowding and forget delays and let your armchair take the strain. The box is strong and intact and has only suffered slight rubbing at the...

An official publication which should grace the library of any rail enthusiast. Pre-dating the Beeching closures of the 1960's this large volume lists every station, junction, sidings, collieries and works which used the rail system in the UK. Originally costing 25 shillings to purchase which is about...