This table contains Southern Railway books owned by members of the Southern E-Group (SEmG). The scope is the same as SEmG, therefore the table includes books related to the Southern Railway (SR), or its predecessors or successors. The table also includes any general book which has some coverage of the SR (or its predecessors or successors). Currently the table contains list of books supplied by Norman Allum, Richard Barton, Tony Bush, Tony Cane, John Dedman, Colin Duff, Bernard Early, Christopher Gardner, Eric Gates, Cliff Hutton, Thorgeir Lawrence, Martin Love, Graham "Muz", Eric Penn, Graeme Pettit, Peter Richards, John Russell, Dave Searle, Howard Sprenger, Roger Stanford, Michael Taylor, Mark Tomas and Gordon Weddell.
Contributions from other SEmG members are welcome, please check the On-Line Instructions and/or contact John Russell
The following list contains just those books published recently. Please note this does include reprints of older books.
New additions in 2011, 2012, 2013 and
2014
There are now two versions of the book list (which contains 1,616 books). The first version is a HTML table and takes a long time to load, but you can search this version using the "Find in page" function of your browser. The second version is in pdf (Adobe Acrobat) format, which can also be searched (in the standard reader), but is a better format for downloading and printing. Please make sure you have the Adobe Acrobat Reader installed before you use this version.
Books sorted alphabetically in HTML format (about 916 KB) Books sorted alphabetically in Adobe Acrobat format (about
368 KB, 39 pages)
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| The following sites specialize in Railway Books (in print and second-hand) :- |
| Ian Allan Publishing (includes OPC and Midland Publishing) |
| Irwell Press (includes BRILL and BYLINES) |
| Nigel Bird Books |
| Nick Tozer Railway Books |
| Here are some general second-hand book sites, for that hard to find book :- |
| DealOZ (was Campusi) |
| Abebooks.com |
| For out of print magazines, try these sites :- |
| British Railway Books (Magazine & Periodicals Index) |
| TEE Publishing |
Inclusion of any of the above sites is for your convenience and does not imply any endorsement of these commercial services. I am an Associate of Amazon.Co.UK and will receive a small commission for purchased made by any links to this company, but the income is transferred annually to SEmG. I have no commercial connection to the other companies.
