Test File Names

Assigned publication codes for generating file names.

In alphabetical order.

• A - Autocar
• AC – Autocar
• ACar - Autocar
• Ac – Autocar
• ACJ Automobile Club Journal
• AE - Automobile Engineer / Automobile Engineering
• Aero - The Aeroplane
• AFP - Aircraft of the Fighting Powers
• Ag - Agricultural Chronicle
• AI – Architecture Illustrated
• AJ - Automotor Journal
• AmPh – Amateur Photographer
• Anna - Galleon Claygate Brochure (not in SMCL).
• AW - Arthur Woolf, The Cornish Engineer
• BC - The Britannia and Conway Tubular Bridges
• BCCS – Bristol Classic Car Show
• BCI - British Commerce and Industry
• BIF – British Industries Fair
• BL - Bassett-Lowke Ltd
• BOP – Boy’s Own Paper
• BN – Bicycling News and Motor Review
• BNAMR - Bicycling News and Motor Review
• BN – Building News and Engineering Journal
• BNAl – Brown’s Nautical Almanack
• BOR - Brookland Official Racecard.
• BS - British Standard Exporter.
• Buck – Buck and Hickman, Tools and Supplies.
• BulmNYo – Bulmers Guide to North Yorkshire.
• BW – British Waterways
• Cass - Cassier's Magazine
• CGA – Country Gentlemans’ Association Annual Price Book
• CJ – Chambers’s Journal
• CL – Country Life
• ClayF, Clay and GClay - Galleon Claygate Brochure not in SMCL.
• CM – Commercial Motor
• CT – Cycle Trader and Motor Cycle and Review / Cycle and Motor Trades Review
• CTCG – CTC Gazette (Cycling)
• CV – Commercial Vehicle
• Cy - Cycling
• Cyc – Cycling.
• DirStaff – History, Gazetteer and Directory of Staffordshire, By William White
• DMYB – Daily Mail Year Book
• E or Eg - Engineering
• EC - Engineer in Charge
• ECC - Edward Cook and Co
• EE - Electrical Engineering
• EnV - The Engineer Vol
• EM – English Mechanics
• ERT - Electrical and Radio Trading
• ES - Esquire
• EW - Everyweek
• EYB - Engineer's Year Book
• FAS - Farnborough Air Show
• FG - Fancy Goods Trader and Exporter
• G – The Graphic
• GFire, GBri, GallSt and Gall - Galleon Claygate Brochure not in SMCL.
• GH – Good Housekeeping
• GHK – Good Housekeeping
• GM - Glover and Main.
• GSA - Games and Sports in the Army.
• GTM – Geevor Tin Mine
• GWR - Great Western Railway Special Centenary
• HA – Horseless Age
• HAl – Heaviside’s Almanack
• HB - House Beautiful
• HE - Hospital Engineer
• HG - House and Garden / Home and Gardens
• HVE - Heating and Ventilating Engineer
• HW - Hobbies Weekly
• HWC - History of W. Canning and Co
• ICB - Illustrated Carpenter and Builder.
• ICE - Internal Combustion Engineering
• ICH – Ironmongers Chronicle and Hardwareman
• IIJ – Irish Industrial Journal
• IH - Ideal Home
• IHX - Ideal Homes Exhibition Catalogue
• ILN - The Illustrated London News
• IM - Ironmonger
• IME - Proceedings of the IMechE
• IMR – Implement and Machinery Review
• Ir - Ironmonger, Universal Engineer and Metal Trades Advertiser
• ISDN – Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News
• JBB - John Bright and Brothers
• JGL – Journal of Gas Lighting.
• KBE - Key British Enterprises
• KD - Kelly's Directory
• KDBuck - Kelly's Directory of Buckinghamshire
• KDBed – Kelly’s Directory of Bedford.
• KemBish – Kemball, Bishop and Co
• LAX - Laxton's Price Book.
• LBE – Levant Beam Engine
• LC – Light Car and Cyclecar
• LCar – Light Car and Cyclecar
• LE - London International Engineering Exhibition Catalogue
• ListCat – Lister Catalogue
• Loco - Locomotive
• Lon – London Magazine
• LS - London Society Magazine
• M - Mechanics.
• MA – Motoring Annual (Vol I)
• MC – Motor Commerce
• MCT - Motor Cycle Trader
• MCy - Motor Cycle
• MCSupp - Motor Cycle Supplement
• MCyg - Motor Cycling
• MelMill – Melinsey Mill (Near Truro)
• MD - Melvilles Directory
• MF - Motor Field (American).
• MidRail – The Midland Railway, Williams.
• Mill – Milling in the UK
• M - The Motor
• ME - The Model Engineer.
• MEE - The Model Engineer and Electrician.
• MJ - Municipal Journal and Public Works Engineer.
• MM. Meccano Magazine
• MO – Morris Owner
• MotAnn – Motoring Annual (Vol II)
• MoTr – Motor Trader
• MRL - Models, Railways and Locomotives
• MS - Bristols' 'M Shed'.
• MT – Motor Trader
• MWYB – Mechanical World Pocket Diary and Year Book.
• MWEYB – Mechanical World Electrical Pocket Diary and Year Book.
• NJ – National Journal (Cycling)
• Nwa - News of the world Almanac
• OEF - Old English Fireplaces - Galleon Claygate Brochure not in SMCL.
• OsbGuide – Osborne’s Guide to the Grand Junction.
• OurRail1 – Our Railways (Vol I), J. Pendleton.
• OurRail2 – Our Railways (Vol II), J. Pendleton.
• PA - Photographic Almanack
• Pa - Practical Advertising
• PAW – Practical and Amateur Wireless
• PD - Plumber and Decorator
• PE - Practical Engineering
• PEYB - Practical Engineering Year Book
• 1905PEARS - Pear's Soap Annual 1905
• PH – Practical Householder
• Phot – Photography
• Phot – Photography and Focus
• Pl - The Plumber
• PLAH - Port of London Authority Handbook
• POD - Post Office Directory
• POTD - Post Office Telephone Directory
• P - Punch
• PP- Picture Post
• PR - Practical Engineer, Mechanical Pocket Book and Diary.
• PU - Power User
• PYB - Photography Year Book
• RA - Royal Agricultural Show Catalogue
• RAC - Royal Automobile Club Guide and Handbook
• RASJ - Royal Agricultural Society Journal
• RER - Radio and Electrical Retailer magazine
• Rilette - Rilette (Artist)
• RM - The Railway Magazine
• RS - Radio Show catalogue
• RSS - Radio Service Sheets (Misc)
• RTrev – Richard Trevithick Memorial Book, Dickinson and Titley
• Ry - Rylands
• RYB – Rochdale Year Book
• RW – Road Way
• S – The Sphere
• SEBSEC - Steam-Engine Builders of Suffolk, Essex and Cambridgeshire
• SEP – Saturday Evening Post
• Sk – The Sketch
• SMTR – South Molton Tractor Run
• SMVR – South Molton Vintage Rally
• SoT - Stockton -on-Tees Illustrated Pamphlet.
• Str - The Strand
• Tat – The Tatler
• TE - Transport Engineer
• TimHack – Timothy Hackworth and The Locomotive
• TLSE - Transaction of the Liverpool Society of Engineers
• TrHanbk – Traders’ Handbook (Dunlop)
• TPM – Treasure Park Museum, Redruth.
• VigHod – Vigzol Oil Co Paperwork
• VLN - Vital to the Life of the Nation (1946 book).
• W - Work
• WD - White's Directory
• Wells – A. G. Wells (Photos)
• WhAl - Whitaker's Almanack
• WM - Winderful Models.
• WSE - Wallsend Slipway and Engine.
• WW – Wireless World
• WWE - Who's Who in Engineering.
• WW(SGB) - Westfield Works (Scottish Gas Board).

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