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Leeds in the West Riding of Yorkshire could at one time boast over 100 mills and first having trams operating throughout the city as of the late 1890's. DVD which has been made in co-operation with Leeds Transport Historical Society contains a lot of archive footage at several places including Bigot,...

Liverpool overhead railway was the first in the world to be operated by electric trains, automated signalling followed by colour light in 1922. Passengers on the railway varied from seaman, dockers and general visitors for the entire 63 year service prior to closure in 1956. Footage includes rolling...

An evocative selection of films (much in colour) recapturing the glory days of one of Britain's most popular and best loved coastal tramways. Assembled to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the closure of the most famous seaside tramway in North Wales, this DVD features spectacular scenes along the...

This DVD looks at the locomotives of past and present on Kent and East Sussex Railway. Footage includes one f the Terriers actually being used in filming Oh Mr Porter at Northiam. History covers from when the line opened in 1901 up to the closure by BR of Headcorn section. The preserved Kent and East...

London has been served by its buses in several forms since 1829 and this DVD shows many of the buses served from 1930's onwards. Footage from during the Second World War shows buses which had to have head lamps blanked off and with mudguards painted white. Footage of famous singer Cliff Richard learning...

London trams part 1 looks at trams that operated in the capital city that laid fame to become the largest network of tramway operation within Britain. They ran through Battersea, Wandsworth, Clapham, Wimbledon, and Purley. Introduction of trams over different networks occurred in stage. Featured on the...

Part 2 of London Trams takes a look at the trams in the final months of operation from January 1952. Included in the DVD are the enthusiast tours of which many ran plus a look at the trams that were fortunate to escape from being scrapped either by being preserved or for use on other tramway networks...

First of 2 DVDs that looks back on the history of the trolleybuses that once worked many areas of London which were introduced as part of a plan in replacing trams from 1931 and was to be the largest trolleybus network in the world. In the DVD a detail history is given followed by an in depth look in...

This DVD following on from part 1 and continues looking at the replacement program of trolleybus operation ending to be taken over by busses. With stages 1 to 8 already shown in Part 1 we start with looking at stage 9 and route 513 from Hampstead Heath to Parliament Hill Fields, 517 North Finchley To...

Following on from underground trains remembered, review volume 1 takes a described look at the Jubilee Line amongst others showing 1938 stock plus 1967 and 1972 stock as well as battery locomotive operation. Many rail-tours of the system are featured on branches such as Uxbridge, Amersham and Watford....