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BOOKS

To purchase sales items, please send your order with a cheque to: EPB Sales, 73 Woodhurst Avenue, Petts Wood, Kent, BR5 1AT England. Post and packaging costs are included in the prices listed. Please make cheques payable to 'EPB Preservation Group'.







A book by Kevin Robertson, featuring 80 pages of photos with captions, covering all Southern EMUs from the LSWR to the 4REP units. The book features black and white photos with softback colour covers and is priced at £14.49 (includes £1.50 P&P). It is also available from our sales stand priced at £12.99.







A book by Colin J Marsden, featuring a 128 page comprehensive history of the class 73 and 74 Electro-Diesel locomotives, with colour and black and white photos. A must have hardback book for fans of these locos. The book is priced at £22.30 (includes £2.31 P&P) and is also available from our sales stand priced at £19.99.





An 80 page all colour album by Roger Palmer featuring the majority of the slam door stock, including EPBs, VEPs, CIGs, BIGs, CEPs, BEPs, REPs and more. The book also features the Group's own unit, 7105 (as 2325) three times and is priced at £16.90 (includes £1.91 P&P). It is also available from our sales stand priced at £14.99.







Another 80 page all colour album, this time by Kevin McCormack, features shots of steam, diesel and electric around Clapham Junction in the 1950s and '60s. The book is priced at £16.90 (includes £1.91 P&P) and is also available from our sales stand priced at £14.99.







'In 1948 the Southern Region inherited a remarkable assortment of electric stock including ancient units with pre-grouping ancestry, distinctive 4-CORs from the Maunsell era and the latest steel-bodied suburban trains. Expansion of the electric network in the 1950s/60s considerably increased the variety of units in service. This all-colour album vividly illustrates nearly all the types in use during the fascinating period from the mid-1950s until construction of slam door stock ceased in the mid-1970s.' The book is priced at £19.05 (includes £2.10 P&P) and is also available from our sales stand priced at £16.95.







'The Southern's slam door electric trains have been a familiar sight for decades, and have given excellent service to generations of travellers. A multiplicity of designs has operated including humble 2-car suburban units, the world-famous 'Brighton Belle' Pullman trains and the extremely powerful '4 Rep' units that worked on the Bournemouth line. Simplicity, reliability and longevity were the hallmarks of this huge fleet which, in its heyday, totalled well over 1,000 units. Using the best available images, this all-colour album illustrates the various types that were in service from 1955 to 2005, when the bulk of the remaining units were withdrawn.' The book is priced at £19.05 (includes £2.10 P&P) and is also available from our sales stand priced at £16.95.







'This new and fully revised edition, written by John Glover, is the single most important reference book to the history and operation of the Southern's electrified network. In large format, with over 150 photographs and maps that supplement the author's erudite and detailed text, 'Southern Electric' will be required reading for all those interested in the world's largest electrified suburban network.' The book is priced at £22.99 (includes £3.00 P&P) and is also available from our sales stand priced at £19.99.







'The distinctive growl of a Southern Region DEMU's 4SRKT engine has been a familiar sound across southern England for almost half a century. In the mid-1950s the SR opted for diesel-electric units that were similar in many respects to the region's existing electric rolling stock, and integrating the two fleets considerably simplified maintenance. The consistant reliability and remarkable longevity of the DEMU fleet provide ample justification for that decision. Using top quality images, this all-colour volume traces the history of the various DEMU types and also includes much previously unpublished historical and technical information.' The book is priced at £19.05 (includes £2.10 P&P) and is also available from our sales stand priced at £16.95.







Part our new book selection is the book 'A LIFETIME IN TRACTION' by Arthur Tayler. Published by KRB Publications, it is a photographic record of the author's career as an engineer on the Southern diesels and electrics. The book is priced at £16.45 (includes £1.50 P&P) and is also available from our sales stand priced at £14.95.







The name Blue Pullman is synonomous with the diesel electric multiple units that ran on the Midland and Western Regions in the '60s and '70s. This book decribes the units and their history in some detail and is illustrated throughout and includes a number of colour plates. A good read and of interest to any student of Pullman trains or diesel electric multiple units. The book is priced at £22.95 (includes £3.00 P&P) and published by Kestrel Publishing. The book is also available from our sales stand priced at £19.95.







Featuring both colour and black and white pictures, this very informative book comprehensively tells the story of the Southern's USA tank engines. The book includes detailed drawings and dimensions, useful to modellers and pictures illustrate the many variations of livery that they carried throughout their working lives. With tables listing USATC to SR equivalents, Builders, dates of build, service and renumbering dates, departmental figures and withdrawal dates, this book is invaluable to enthusiasts. The book, priced at £15.45 each (includes £1.50 P&P) is by H Sprenger, K Robertson and C Sprenger. Published by KRB Publications. The book is also available from our sales stand priced at £13.95.







Featuring both colour and black and white pictures, this extemely comprehensive book details the history of every member of the Q1 class. The book includes detailed drawings with dimensions, useful to modellers and pictures illustrate the components, with decriptions fitted to the class. The book includes a cab view picture detailing the Loco's fixtures and fittings and tables of dates, allocations and modifications and much more information for each and every loco. The book, priced at £14.45 each (includes £1.50 P&P) is by John Scott Morgan, published by KRB Publications. The book is also available from our sales stand priced at £12.95.







Nigel Bray looks back at the former Andover to Redbridge line, nicknamed 'The Sprat & Winkle line'. From the early days of steam to the introduction of diesel services using Hamphire and Berkshire DEMUs, the line and its stations are detailed widely with illustrations of pictures, plans and drawings. With timetabled traffic workings and shed duty numbers, this book is ideal for anyone interested in a picturesque line that once formed an important link from Southampton to the Midlands and North. The book is priced at £19.75 each (includes £1.80 P&P) and is published by KRB Publications. The book is also available from our sales stand priced at £17.95.







'The Meon Valley Railway Revisited' is a new work of the book previously published by Ray Stone in 1983, with many new and previously unpublished photographs and information which form the backbone of this book. The book includes detailed drawings of station sites and the viaduct on the line. The book, priced at £12.45 each (includes £1.50 P&P) is by Denis Tillman, published by KRB Publications. The book is also available from our sales stand priced at £10.95.



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