ITEMS in your basket   TOTAL     COMING SOON! New for June  The Wensleydale Branch – A New History by Stanley C. Jenkins Running for almost 40 miles across the former North Riding of Yorkshire, the Wensleydale line was one of the longest secondary routes on the North...more £18.95   The Wisbech & Upwell Tramway by Peter Paye Opened in 1883 the Wisbech and Upwell Tramway ran for over five miles – slowly – from Wisbech to Outwell and Upwell. Passenger services ceased in 1927...more £20.95   The Lincolnshire Potato Railways by Stewart E. Squires Although Lincolnshire is not a county normally associated with narrow gauge railways, the county had over 140 miles of track laid on farms in at least...more £16.95   Nottinghamshire’s Lost Railways by Neil Burgess Much of Nottinghamshire’s former railway network is unlikely to see a train again. Although many people mourn the loss of these lines, as the...more £16.00   Old East Preston by Dorothy P. Lee Dorothy Lee is a native of East Preston and despite the many changes it has seen (principally getting rid of old buildings and redeveloping the...more £10.00   The Dalmunzie Railway by Roderick Dingwall Bad weather for climbing Munros drove the author eastwards resulting in his chance encounter one day in 2001 with the remains of a narrow gauge...more £10.00   Old Redcar and Coatham by Paul Chrystal From medieval port to seaside resort Redcar has seen a lot of change, reflected in this collection of old photographs of the town and adjacent...more £10.00   Wheels Around Yorkshire by Paul Chrystal Wheels Around Yorkshire is a great collection of old photographs featuring, alas, wheels – pretty well every type except a rotary club and a wheel...more £10.00   Old Yorkshire Country Life by Paul Chrystal This book’s title hopefully is a good start in explaining the subject matter. The author observes that as the UK’s biggest county...more £10.00   Old Shawlands and Newlands by Sandra Malcolm Horses, carts, trams a few pedestrians and the odd bicycle appear in the street scenes featured in this collection of these two, adjacent, Glasgow...more £10.00   The Bristol FSF by Steve Chislett FSF stands for Flat floor, Short wheelbase with a Front entrance. Bristol FSFs were built by Bristol Commercial Vehicles at their Bristol factory...more £35.00   New for April  The Buses of Dumfries and Galloway in colour photographs by John Sinclair by John Sinclair A 1948 holiday at Lendalfoot sparked the interest of soon-to-be bus enthusiast, John Sinclair. To this seven year old the Ayrshire coast was bleak but...more £10.00   New for March  The Saffron Walden Branch by Peter Paye The Saffron Walden Branch traversed the undulating Essex countryside in that county’s north-west corner. When the town was bypassed by the...more £18.95   Exploring Dumfries & Galloway’s Lost Railway Heritage – A Walker’s Guide by Alasdair Wham The railway era arrived in Dumfries and Galloway when the Caledonian Railway built what became the West Coast Main Line through Annandale and the...more £16.00   New for February  Wheel Specifications for the Modeller by Mike Sharman Mike Sharman’s beautifully engineered locomotives and rolling stock, performing impeccably on trackworks of intriguing complexity, have inspired...more £10.00   Old Grasmere and Rydal by Neil Honeyman Postcard collector, dealer and Lakeland historian, Neil Honeyman offers his fourth Cumbrian book for us. His love of the Lake District shines...more £10.00   New for January  ‘Just Pots’ Chris Carter - A retrospective by Stuart Dickens & Chris Carter Good grief no, of course it isn’t just pots although this look back at Chris Carter’s career at 70 does indeed have many pictures of his...more £25.00   Stenlake Publishing, 54-58 Mill Square, Catrine, Ayrshire, KA5 6RD Telephone/Fax 01290 551122 Email info@stenlake.co.uk page design by Sunnyfield