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FREE this month a 16 page colour supplement by Peter Coster covering the Southern Main Line from Basingstoke to Exeter - Great Value!

Bumper special issue - 16 extra pages covering the mighty Manchester Piccadilly Station.

THE IRWELL PRESS COLOUR CALENDAR IS FREE WITH THIS ISSUE

Special Complimentary 16-page Magazine for BRILL Readers Only

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THE LOCOMOTIVE COLLECTOR

No--3 Standard Pacific Power

Special Complimentary 16-page Magazine for BRILL Readers Only

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Welcome to the third COMPLIMENTARY offering from Irwell Press, a sixteen page magazine in its own right devoted to a particular BR class or type, a treat for our readers which we hope to repeat at intervals.

The tale of the Britannias, Clans and the Duke has been told before, and some of the most extensive coverage will be found in the Irwell Press offerings The Book of the BR Standards (Volumes 1 and 2), The Book of the Britannia Pacifics and The Book of the Britannias: A Photographic Accompaniment. It's not the intention, nor would it be possible, to provide a complete account of any class in the limited space available in The Locomotive Collector. The idea, rather, is to celebrate the subject with some good quality (NEW as often as possible) photographs spiced with captions designed to inform and maybe even amuse at odd points.

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THE LOCOMOTIVE COLLECTOR

No--1 The BR 9F 2-10-0

Special Complimentary 16-page Magazine for BRILL Readers Only

Welcome to the first of an occasional COMPLIMENTARY offering from Irwell Press, a sixteen page magazine in its own right devoted to a particular BR class, a treat for our readers which we hope to repeat at intervals.

The tale of the 9Fs has been told before, and some of the most extensive coverage will be found in the latest Irwell Press offering The Book of the 9F 2-10-0s. It's not the intention, nor would it be possible, to provide a detailed account of any class in the limited space available in this new Locomotive Collector. The idea, rather, is to celebrate the subject with some good quality (NEW as often as possible) photographs spiced with captions designed to inform and maybe even amuse at odd points.

For the first time in its 14 years of publication BRILL goes colour! We hope to include some of the very best colour photograph available in the 1950s, earlier if possible, but readers can be reassured we will continue to give the very best in previously unpublished Black & White photos too. No price increase but more for your money. Watch out too for the 'Specials' and the odd freebie too!

Another special 16 page supplement covering ... Best of Times, Worst of Times. August 1968 saw the last working main line steam locomotives in Britain, a painful swansong acted out in the industrial and mining country of the English North West. Some never-before seen dramatic photographs and unforgettable images.

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A reprint of the very first edition of Brill