Click on the title in this list of our railway books for more information:

• North Devon Clay, Michael Messenger, £21.00
  Narrow gauge and light railways served the ball clay industry.
• Railway Ships & Packet Ports, Richard Danielson, £26.00
  Britain's railway owned ferry fleets and harbours.
• Industrial Railways of the South West, Michael Messenger, £9.50
  A photographic record of lesser known lines in Cornwall, Devon, Somerset and Dorset.
• The Redlake Tramway & China Clay Works, E. A. Wade, £9.50
  Narrow gauge rails into the heart of Dartmoor
• Caradon & Looe, Michael Messenger, £26.00
  The story of the canal, railways and mines of Caradon Hill, fully revised.
• Brunel's Royal Albert Bridge, John Binding, £29.00
  Brunel's masterpiece and an icon for the south west.
• The Lee Moor Tramway, Roy E. Taylor, £16.00
  A pictorial record of this horse and cable worked Devon tramway.
• Mont Cenis Fell Railway, P. J. G. Ransom, £16.00
  British narrow gauge railway engineering across the Alps.
• The Plynlimon & Hafan Tramway, E. A. Wade, £15.00
  One of the lesser known great little trains of Wales.
• Devonport Dockyard Railway, Paul Burkhalter, £25.00
  The largest industrial railway system in the west of England.
• The Culm Valley Light Railway, Michael Messenger, £15.00
  Pioneer Devon light railway, became a much loved GWR branch.
• Plymouth; Ocean Liner Port of Call, Alan Kittridge, £12.00
  Plymouth's liner trade was well served, and fought over, by the GWR and the L&SWR.
• Cornwall's Railway Heritage, John Stengelhofen, £4.50
  A full guide to the county's railway network, past and present.