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Ref SNG1: Romneyrail. A Journey through time on the Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch Railway Middleton Press Second reprint 2009. Authors: Mitchell and Smith

£13.95
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Medium format. Hardback. 96 pages. B&W. Maps. Timetable extracts. Track diagrams. In good condition. Opened in 1927, the railway was requsitioned for military use in 1940. It was used extensively for troop movements and the conveyance of materials and particularly the coveyance of steel pipes in connection with PLUTO (Pipe Under The Ocean) a submarine petrol supply for the Allied armies. After the war, the line suffered mixed fortunes but was eventually acquired by enthusiast groups in 1972 and continues to operate successfully to the present day.

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Ref SNG1: Romneyrail. A Journey through time on the Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch Railway Middleton Press Second reprint 2009. Authors: Mitchell and Smith

Ref SNG1: Romneyrail. A Journey through time on the Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch Railway Middleton Press Second reprint 2009. Authors: Mitchell and Smith

£13.95
In stock: 1 available
Product Details

Medium format. Hardback. 96 pages. B&W. Maps. Timetable extracts. Track diagrams. In good condition. Opened in 1927, the railway was requsitioned for military use in 1940. It was used extensively for troop movements and the conveyance of materials and particularly the coveyance of steel pipes in connection with PLUTO (Pipe Under The Ocean) a submarine petrol supply for the Allied armies. After the war, the line suffered mixed fortunes but was eventually acquired by enthusiast groups in 1972 and continues to operate successfully to the present day.

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