Transport

The White Star Line's Celtic (1901), Cedric (1903), Baltic (1904) and Adriatic (1907), collectively known as the Big Four, served for a combined 11...

Kevin McCormack has written a large number of transport books mainly using previously unpublished material, much of it sourced from the Online Tran...

Take your seats, and by all means, fasten your seat belts! Come on a journey back in time to aviations most daring and innovative era. Travel back ...

This is Eric Bottomley's second art book, in which he has varied both his transport themes and the mediums in which he works. The majority of paint...

Great passenger ships that never were is a completely revised and updated version of Damned by Destiny (Teredo Books, 1982), a comprehensive accoun...

2019 marks the 200th anniversary of the completion of the Lancaster Canal from Wigan to Kendal. Designed by the celebrated engineer John Rennie, it...

What was the first real automobile? And what actually constitutes an automobile, anyway? SUCH questions are not easy to answer, but Keith Ray has e...

This is the second book by Martin Jenkins and Charles Roberts, about transport in the Isle of Man. The first volume covered the railway network, w...

School buses that have been converted into mobile living spaces known as skoolies are a natural extension of the tiny house craze. Buses are not ...

This new volume from the respected and well-regarded aviation historian and author Graham M. Simons is sure to appeal to all aviation enthusiasts, ...

This fascinating and informative book looks at the Tilling Group of bus companies during the 1960s. These operated approximately half of the inter-...

Following the four books describing his successful career as a military and civilian pilot, in Flying Past Mike Brooke gives the reader a fascinati...

Until 1987, there was still a busy stretch of British main line railway where traditional Victorian operating practices were used to control the mo...

Using photographs from Jim Blake's extensive archives, this book examines the turbulent period in the history of London's buses immediately after L...

When British Railways was privatised in 1994, much interest was generated by the franchise arrangements including the new operators and the specifi...

The Olympic Airways story has fascinated Graham M. Simons for many years. This new book represents the culmination of decades spent researching the...

This book illustrates one of the country's best loved railway companies in the days of steam. Maps, charts, timetables and photographs are used to ...

This book is the second in the series of International Railway Memories titles from the publishers of Locomotives International magazine. Using arc...

Susanne Fournaise Grube, has been painting marine scenes for over thirty years, during which time, she has produced a large portfolio of material, ...

The fourth hard copy Summer Special from our Narrow Gauge Net imprint, the book features articles and photo features on: The Douglas Bay Horse Tra...

The British have had an affair with Bugatti for decades and perhaps Prescott is the place where that have relationship has reached its highlights a...

The National Rifle Association (NRA) was founded in the mid-nineteenth century and was granted a Royal Charter of Incorporation by Queen Victoria i...

The ShipCraft'' series provides in-depth information about building and modifying model kits of famous warship types. Lavishly illustrated, each b...