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Pamphlet. ; Reprinted from the Times democrat, New Orleans, Oct. 15, 1882. ; Printed on alternate rectos and versos. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Have you always wanted to run your own railway? Does your indoor model railway leave you with a desire to fill your nostrils with the smell of steam and hot oil on a winter's morning? If the answer to any of these questions is 'yes' then you probably need to build yourself a garden railway, and you certainly need to read this book! Peter Jones is one of the best-known names in the world of garden railways. In this highly illustrated book he guides you through the exciting world of model trains in your garden, from small-scale electric-powered locomotives to live-steam engines capable o

v. 1. The locomotive, and portfolio of plates. 1910;--v. 2. Engineers' and fireman's handbook. 1911;--v. 3. Locomotive appliances. 1911;--v. 4. Electricity applied to railways. 1910;--v. 5. Cars, and portfolio of plates. 1909;--v. 6. The air brake, and portfolio of plates. 1911;--v. 7. Operating trains. 1911;--v. 8. Collection of revenue and other fiscal affairs. 1907;--v. 9. Building and repairing railways. 1907;--v. 10. Organization of railways, officers, employees, departments, and financing. 1907;--v. 11. Passenger train traffic and accounts. 1907;--v. 12. Freight traffic. 1906;--v. 13. Safeguarding railway expenditures. 1907;--v. 14. General accounts and cash, and how handled at headquarters. 1907;--v. 15. Railway rates and government ownership. 1907;--v. 16-17. Shops & shop practice. 2 v. 1910;--v. 18. Supplement to the volume Air brake. 1911;--v. 19. Supplement to the volume Operating trains. 1911. ; Mode of access: Internet.