Aerial view of Stoke-on-Trent electricity power station with wooden cooling towers taken in 1933 | Charles Henry Yeaman (1869-1940) City Electrical Engineer | Hanley Generating Station viewed from Caldron Canal | North Staffordshire Railway battery electric locomotive | Stoking Lancashire boilers by hand at Stafford Corporation Electricity Generating Station | Potteries Electric Traction trams at top of Ironmarket Newcastle-under-Lyme on 17 March 1900 | Bellis & Morcom six-cylinder four-stroke diesel engine installed in Newcastle-under-Lyme Generating Station in November 1928 | Alfred John Castriot De Renzi, Borough Electrical Engineer, Newcastle-under-Lyme | Last annual staff outing in 1947 of Newcastle-under-Lyme Electricity Department | Frederick Favell (1894-1978) Engineer and Manager of the North West Midlands Joint Electricity Authority | Art Deco logo on gates to sub-station at Victoria Road, Fenton installed 1837 | Railway sidings at north end of Meaford A Power Station on 24 September 1945 | Work on south chimney and precipitator columns at Meaford A Power Station on 19 December 1945 | Construction site looking north west on 29 January 1946 | Tippler gear and coal conveyor under construction on 21 June 1947 | No. 1 Tippler conveyors and junction tower under construction on 6 February 1948 | No. 2 Tippler on 9 April 1948 (one of Bagnall locomotives just visible on left | Meaford A operational with two cooling towers & two chimneys & two Bagnall locomotives | Taylor Tunicliff & Co. Ltd. of Stone advertisement showing heavy duty post insulators | Central Electricity Authority 20 ton wagon on Meaford A tippler | Barlaston Power Sidings signal box and Meaford A Power Station |
Euan Corrie.
Scottish bypasses: 2. The Caledonian Canal. 20-33
Map: Caledonian Railway Highland lines | Entrance to Caledonian Canal from Loch Linnhe at Corpach Ordnance Survey 1873 | Corpach basin | SS Gondolier at Banavie Pier with Holmes 4-4-0 No. 344 with van conveying luggage | Banavie Pier Station: 1900 Ordnance Survey map | SS Gondolier leaving Banavie Pier | SS Gondolier leaving Gairlochy Top Lock | Entrance to Loch Lochy at Gairlochy Ordnance Surrvey 6-inch map 1903 | View from tower of St. Benedict's Abbey with SS Gondolier approaching top of staircase at Fort Augustus | Ordnance Survey map 1900 map of above | View from tower of St. Benedict's Abbey showing Fort Augustus staircase | Railway viaduct at Fort Augustus | SS Gondolier descending Fort Augustus staircase with St. Benedict's Abbey in background | Fishing boat descending Fort Augustus staircase between second and third chambers | Four sailing fishing boats passing Tomnahurich swing bridge when manually operated | Ordnance Survey map 1904 map of above | Muirtown Top Lock with schooner Margaret Reid about to pass into third lock | Ordnance Survey map 1904 map of above |
Tony Neuls.
Cheltenham Coach Station — 1975. 34-47
Part 1 see Issue 111 page XX
Malcolm Bobbitt. In
the showroom... Austin's 3 litre white elephant. 48-57
Illustrations:
NOB 567F publicity photograph ADO61 with Hydrolastic suspension snd self-levelling at rear | A125 Sheerline of 1947 | Austin A135 Princess IV with Vanden Plas body | Sergio Pininfarina styled A99 Westminster with two femsle models, one in parschute sty'e dress | Sergio Pininfarina styled A110 Westminster photographed in 2018 | Vanden Plas 4 litre Princess R with Rolls Royce engine criticised for poor handling and performance | Alec Issigonis XC 9000 of 1956 | Alec Issigonis XC 9005 of 1961 | Austin 1800 on MIRA test track | JOK 620F being tested in France | ADO61 | OOH559G |
Mike G. Fell. Hull's
King George Doc. Skimpings. 58-9
Illustrations:
Aerial photograph looking east in 1926. | The Tekoa> built by Earle's Shipbuilding of Hull for New Zealand Shipping Co. | View towards grain silo but much busier |
The Institute. 60
Chris Sambrook. .
Ludovic Berry — @He hath done all things well'. 61-4
Illustrations:
Compliment slip Wigan Coal & Iron Co. | Ludovic Berry on footplate of Peckett X2 class 0-6-0ST Dorothy | Collapsed No.7 shaft at Brookside Colliery, Wigan |