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* A–Z of Sailing Craft: X is for Exe Estuary by Edward Paget-Tomlinson, p. 37 | * A–Z of Sailing Craft: X is for Exe Estuary by Edward Paget-Tomlinson, p. 37 | ||
* [[Great Western Railway]] - Broad Gauge Bonus p39 | * [[Great Western Railway]] - Broad Gauge Bonus p39 | ||
* [[Molliette]] and [[Violette]] - The Terrible Twins by Patricia O'Driscoll, p. 41 | * [[Molliette]] and [[Violette (Ship)|Violette]] - The Terrible Twins by Patricia O'Driscoll, p. 41 | ||
* [[Frimley Aqueduct]] by Mick Hutson, p. 50 | * [[Frimley Aqueduct]] by Mick Hutson, p. 50 | ||
* Horse-drawn China Clay Wagons by Robert E. Evans, p. 58 | * Horse-drawn China Clay Wagons by Robert E. Evans, p. 58 | ||
Revision as of 08:40, 12 November 2016
Note: This is a sub-section of the Archive Journal
Issue 32
- Caerleon Tramroad - On the Track of the Caerleon Tramroad by Kirsten Elliott & Andrew Swift, p. 3
- Bentyley, Rolls-Royce - From Aero Engines to Motor Cars: Part Two – Motor Vehicles by Malcolm Bobbitt, p. 19
- British Portland Cement Manufacturers - Follow-up: Hope Cement Works from John Fletcher, p. 34
- A–Z of Sailing Craft: X is for Exe Estuary by Edward Paget-Tomlinson, p. 37
- Great Western Railway - Broad Gauge Bonus p39
- Molliette and Violette - The Terrible Twins by Patricia O'Driscoll, p. 41
- Frimley Aqueduct by Mick Hutson, p. 50
- Horse-drawn China Clay Wagons by Robert E. Evans, p. 58
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