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We no longer stock VHS Videos. They are now to order only (see my FAQ Q5).

30Jan08- This is a new links section. It will eventually replace the Wolverton Rail Links page which is getting outdated.
AC Locomotive Group - All things electric!
Signalling Record Society - maintains and shares knowledge of Railway Signalling and Operation in the British Isles and Overseas. It possesses much archive material and has expertise which can assist members in their study and research on these topics. It also publishes books, photographs and drawings which may be purchased by members and non-members.
The Signal Box - All about railway signalling. Its primary purpose is to describe the principles behind railway signalling in Great Britain, but some coverage of signalling around the world will also be found. The emphasis is on the older, mechanical signalling - that worked by mechanical levers and with semaphore signals.
Disused Railways - British Railways as it was in October 1960. Sectiona Appendices contain a wealth of information including: signal boxes, distances, running lines, speed restrictions, local instructions and much, much more.
BR/Sulzer Type 2 Classes 24 & 25
Great Western Steam Locomotive Names Database
Rail Professional magazine
thejunction.org.uk - Diagrams, Depot Info, Fleet Lists, Photos, Rolling Stock
Disused Railways - Over 700 photos of disused railways taken in the 1980s and early 1990s plus railway scenes from the 1980s.

ALL VHS TITLES NOW TO ORDER ONLY (see our FAQ). All VHS videos are UK PAL Format only. PAL DVDs normally work OK in North America. Javascript currency converter