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A journey by steam aboard the ‘Great Britain’ from Penzance to the far north of Scotland and featuring:

71000 ‘Duke of Gloucester’ from Paddington to Bristol

6024 ‘King Edward 1st’ & 5051 ‘Earl Bathurst’ from Penzance to Bristol

46233 ‘Duchess of Sutherland’ from Preston to Glasgow

60009 ‘Union of South Africa' from Glasgow to Perth and double headed with 61994

‘The Great Marquess’ from Perth to Inverness

'The Great Marquess' to Kyle of Lochalsh

8F 48773 from Inverness to Thurso

In addition the programme includes archive film, and a look at each of the locomotives involved to provide a profile of one of the greatest steam railtours of the preservation era.

75 mins approx

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A tour by steam the length & breadth of Britain featuring:

34067 ‘Tangmere’

5029 ‘Nunney Castle’

70013 ‘Oliver Cromwell’

Black 5 45407

Black 5 45231

61994 ‘The Great Marquess’

60009 ‘Union of South Africa’

Lineside Locations include

The Devon Banks - The ‘North & West’ - Shap - Beattock - Drumochter & Slochd summits on the Highland Main Line - The Kyle line - The Inverness to Aberdeen line - Stonehaven - The Tay Bridge - The East Coast Main Line

53 mins approx

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A spectacular view of Britains railways from the air.

Man's fascination with flight goes back centuries. With modern technology his dream has become a reality. During this programme you will witness a unique and different perspective of Britain's railways.

We journey over the cities of London - Exeter - Bath - Newcastle - Glasgow and York. We fly over steel works - coal mines - power stations - docks and oil refineries. We see the magnificent Forth Bridge and Isambard Kingdom Brunel's Saltash Bridge, the highlands of Scotland and Glenfinnen Viaduct. We also visit the South Coast - Beattock - the Newcastle to Carlisle line - and Tees yard.

A wide variety of motive power is witnessed - including classes 08, 37, 56 and Inter-City 125s.

This programme will not only appeal to railway enthusiasts - but also to anyone who has wanted to witness a spectacular birds-eye view of Britain.

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Main Line working steam came to an end in August 1968. However there was still plenty of steam activity at numerous Industrial sites as well as the fledgling Heritage network. This volume takes a trip around the country and looks at everything from Flying Scotsman to NCB operations.

Salisbury Steam Shed and Barry Scrapyard.

The Longmoor Military Railway with 92203 on main line & with Austerity Errol Lonsdale and 2-10-0 Gordon on the railway in the late 1960s.

Main Line Steam. 4472 Flying Scotsman on tour in the late 1960s.

Steam on the Metropolitan. 57xx Pannier tanks on engineering duties to Croxley Tip and at Neasden.

A New Era of Steam. Fledgling Heritage lines in the late 1960s featuring the Keighley & Worth Valley, the North Norfolk, the Bluebell, the Bulmers site at Hereford with King George V, Tyseley with main line locomotives including Flying Scotsman, the Severn Valley & the Kent & East Sussex Railways.

Industrial Steam at Preston Docks, the Ford Dagenham Factory, Reed Paper Mills. Included are a wide variety of Saddle Tanks and a fireless loco.

The National Coal Board in the North East at Philadelphia with Hunslet Saddletanks, Lambton Tanks, Robert Stephenson 0-6-2 tanks.

The National Coal Board in South Wales featuring the Craig Merthyr system, Brynlliw Colliery, Maesteg Colliery, Mardy Colliery, Mountain Ash, Merthyr Vale, Celynen Collieries and Hafodyrynys Collierys with 0-4-0 Saddle Tanks, Austerities and Pannier Tanks.

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Running Time: 95-mins (1hr 35min)

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A look at diesel and electric power in action throughout the network in the 1960s when green livery dominated. We also feature electric power in light blue at Crewe plus the unique red livery on the Western Regions diesel hydraulics.

This volume comprises all previously unpublished footage & includes ;-

Transition at Newcastle. Deltics, DMUs, ‘Peaks’, Class 40s operating alongside steam traction.

Diesel Hydraulics. ‘Warships’ and ‘Westerns’ on the Western Region in the steam era at Taunton and Shrewsbury along with Hymeks

Metrovick Co-Bos and a view of this rarely photographed class at Peak Forest.

BR Sulzer Type 2s at Chinley and York on passenger and freight.

Brush Type 2s at Sheffield alongside steam traction.

English Electric Type 3s on the North Eastern Region.

English Electric Type 4s at York Shed and station alongside East Coast Pacifics and on the East Coast main line to Darlington plus Trans-Pennine services.

Peaks at York and along the East Coast Main Line plus Tran-Pennine services in and around Chinley.

Brush Type 4s at York.

Deltics on the North Eastern Region in their early liveries at York and along the racing stretch of the East Coast Main Line.

Diesel Multiple Units with many types in action in Yorkshire and Tran Pennine routes with many in their early liveries.

Shunters with views in and around Doncaster

All Change at Crewe with electrics in their early years working alongside diesel and steam traction.

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Narrated by: Written & researched by David Powell
First published on DVD: June 2020
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Running Time: 67-mins (1hr 7min) , Colour
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The Alston Branch ran from the junction at Haltwhistle to a terminus high in the Pennines. In this programme we explore the Branch using archive film and chart the history and route of a fascinating railway

The programme comprises all previously unpublished footage & includes –

A History of the Alston Branch right up until closure in 1976.

A Journey along the line in the last months of British Railways operation calling in at the various stations and features on the way including Featherstone Park, Coanwood, Lambley and Slaggyford.

Branches in Transition The lines in the surrounding area using archive film from the 1960s and including the Alnwick to Alnmouth branch with the steam hauled passenger and freight service, the Woodburn Branch and its steam worked pick up freight, the Langholme branch and a steam worked freight and DMU operation along the line from Northallerton to Harrogate.

The Closure of the Alston Branch Features the very last day of operation including the Stephenson Locomotive Society’s special on the 1st of May 1976. The line is also explored just after closure.

Survivors Branch lines in the North East in the 1980s including the lines to Whitby and Scarborough plus the Bishops Auckland branch in recent years.

Revival of the Alston Branch The South Tynedale Railway with a look at the line from Alston to Slaggyford plus the route north to Haltwhistle.

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Running Time: 70-mins (1hr 10mins)

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A look at working steam during the British Railways era, using mostly archive colour film, starting in the early 1950s and ending with the very ‘Last Steam Train’ in August 1968. Film is included from the Eastern, North Eastern, Scottish, Midland and Western Regions.

The volume comprises all previously unpublished footage & includes ;-

The East Coast Main Line in the early 1950s- Norfolk in the 1950s – Doncaster shed and surrounding area in the early 1960s – Retford and the East Coast Main Line – York Station and Shed in the period 1961 to 1965 & the main line to Darlington – Scotland- Cambrian Lines and Talerddig – Devon Banks in the 1950s – Oxford at the end of steam- Great Central – Midland Main Line in the 1950s – West Coast Main Line in the 1960s – Railtours — Willesden Shed- End of Steam in the North West – ‘Flying Scotsman’ on Tour – ‘15 Guinea’ Special – Vale of Rheidol.

A wide range of classes are featured including A4s, B12s, B17s, B1s, N2s, 9Fs, Peppercorn & Thompson Pacifics, A3s, 02s, 04s, ‘Halls’, ‘Castles’, ‘Manors’, ‘Granges’, 8Fs, ‘Flying Scotsman’, ‘Jubilees’, Scottish preserved locomotives and V2s.

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Narrated by: Nik Smith; Written & researched by David Percival
First published on DVD: September 2019
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Steam on the line from Kings Cross to the North, on the lines from Liverpool Street, and throughout East Anglia in the 1950s & 1960s.

GREAT NORTHERN THROUGH THE SUBURBS - The mid to late 1950s on the Kings Cross to Hitchin line with A4s, L1s, A1s, B1,s, A3s and N2s on a wide variety of traffic. Includes Top Shed, Hatfield and Hitchin Shed.

PRE-WAR VARIETY - LNER Exhibition at Romford in 1936.

GREAT EASTERN SUBURBAN - Liverpool Street and its services in the late 1950s to the end of steam with N7s, Britannias and B1s. Steam at Bethnal Green, Chingford and along the Lea Valley.

STRATFORD SHED AND WORKS - in the late 1950s to the end of steam.

TEMPLE MILLS - The marshalling yard at work with a variety of freight

THE NORTH WOOLWICH BRANCH - L1s on passenger services plus a trip along the line to Stratford.

NORTH TO CAMBRIDGE - Freight and passenger working in the late 1950s on the line through Bishops Stortford to Cambridge.

OFF THE BEATEN TRACK - The late 1950s at Yarmouth Vauxhall and Yarmouth South Town and the Mildenhall Branch.

SPECIALS - Including the ‘Eastern Counties Ltd’ with 61577, 65476, 62785, with scenes at Cambridge, Kings Lynn and along the line to Wells, the ‘Great Eastern Suburban Tour’ of the 7th April 1962.

WOOD GREEN EXHIBITION - Scenes from 1958.

CROSS COUNTRY - Steam in the late 1950s on the line through Newmarket and Bury St Edmunds.

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Running Time: 75-mins (1hr 15min)

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