Narrow Gauge & Miniature Railways

128-page hardback publication as part of the Narrow Gauge Album series by Mainline and Maritime in 2020. This book which was written by photographer and author James Waite looks at narrow gauge steam locomotive operations of the former Yugoslavia (Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia-Hercegovina, Serbia, Kosovo,...

Published in 2021. Published by Mainline Maritime. Written by James Waite. This 128 page hardback pictorial album book forms part of a series in the narrow gauge album series of books also published by Mainline and Maritime. Using a wide range of photographs in which were taken on a number of visits...

Published in 2020 by Mainline and Maritime, this book written by author Phil Barnes is a 68-page softback illustrated album covering railway subjects on the Isle of Mann with each of the photographs taken during a 7 day outing organised by Bluebell Railway in September 2019. Isle of Mann, which covers...

Published by Mainline and Maritime in 2020 this book written by Richard Hay is one in a series looking at South African 2 Foot Gauge Railways. This title The Avontuur Railway is a softback book of 66 pages with many color photographs of the route between Port Elizabeth and Avontuur covering the period...

An Online Video production looking at the UK built Garret locomotives that were widely used abroad. We start the DVD having a look at Liverpool Docks with locomotives being loaded onto a cargo ship for export to Rhodesia. Next are scenes from Spain dating 1975 where redundant locomotives are awaiting...

An Online Video production looking at steam operation in and around the county of Kent both past and present. Start off with scenes from festival of steam held in 1999 and also 2000 at Maidstone West. We then go back in time to 1950 s with steam working at Tonbridge, Maidstone West, Gravesend West and...

An Online Video production looking back over the varied modes of transport from in and around the Hampshire city of Portsmouth. Start with a look at the tramway system which started by horse propulsion in 1865 between the railway station and Clarence Pier with the electrification programme beginning...

From 1906 this was an industrial line from Ridham Docks to Sittingbourne Mills via Kemsley Paper Mills once owned by Bowater s before the line being given over for preservation to loco club of Great Britain in 1969. The rail gauge is 2 foot inches. This DVD looks ate how the progress has gone with preservation...