Discover the rich history of British rail travel in this meticulously researched volume of Yeadon's Register, one of the most important railway directories from the late 19th century. Volume 43, B, covers the period 1929-1933, a golden age for locomotives and rolling stock.
This detailed register lists over 150 locomotive types, including the iconic J Class 73, 74, 75, and 76, which roamed the country's rail network. The book also includes detailed descriptions of locomotive builders, their designs, and specifications. From the diminutive 0-4-2T to the massive steam locomotives, this volume showcases a remarkable range of machines.
For railway enthusiasts, historians, and anyone interested in the evolution of British railways, Yeadon's Register is an invaluable resource. With meticulous attention to detail, this book provides a comprehensive picture of locomotive design, construction, and performance during its time. Volume 43, B, is a must-have for anyone seeking knowledge about LNER locomotives and their successors.
