Hmm, maybe of use to the Corris, and I'm not sure that shipping will be too expensive. Sam K. ... westforkrail Wed Apr 30, 2008 4:48 pm (PDT) I ran across some...
Might be a little bit light for us - we are aiming to lay 50lbs or heavier in the main line. We are also in the process of buying track material from Trecwn...
Is anyone able to say how much the material from Trecwn is costing per point and per length of rail (+ the rail length in feet or Meters)? I might want to...
We were offered a special price for a load of rail from Trecwn which was made up of a number of turnouts plus plain track to fill the lorry to its capacity....
Yesterday I was exhibiting my new 7mm NG layout (Horton Hill Tramway) at the 7mm NGA AGM at Burton on Trent - A very simple terminus layout: run round loop &...
... - Sometime in the not too distance future there will be a 7mm kit of the Corris engines from Trevor Cousins - Mercian Models. The kit has been in...
We have a very nice model of Aberllefenni in the Museum, which (apart from a non-existent window on my house !) is pretty accurate in terms of dimensions. The...
Thanks Richard - very comprehensive - I last wandered up the Ratgoed Valley in the late 70s - I can't recall if 'rail' operations were still taking place....
The rails in the Ratgoed valley were lifted around 1953. Those linking Aberllefenni Quarry to the cutting sheds were lifted in the early 1980s. Richard ... ...
Just thought I'd mention that there is a photo of No 7 at Corris in the article on "Atmosphere" in the latest edition of Garden Rail. We have a wonderful...
Folks, I keep tripping over a box of Talyllyn Newses which I'm never going to read again. Some are from 1980 - 1982 or so (when I saw the light) but most (60?)...
I have a very scruffy, but complete ORIGINAL 1949 copy of Cozens Corris Railway book, just in. It is ex Norbury & South London Transport Club, a few pages have...
So, how come we havn't all signed upto this: http://charities.everyclick.com/info.xq?id=58232 ? Just two people have already raised a little with-out any...
I have 3 books on The Corris for sale. One of which is the rather scarce (and best so far?) book by Scott-Morgan, Irwell Press, and its a hardback edition. ...
I hear on the grapevine that an official opening of the new and rather splendid carriage shed maybe set up for Easer 2009. May I just remind the powers that...
I now have stock of the new book on the S&M... 20087. Johnson P: An Illustrated History of the Shropshire and Montgomeryshire Light Railway OPC 2008 1st 128pp...
There are two new books on the Corris on the way from Gwyn Briwnant Jones - both of which should be available in 2009. Richard ... to get one done on The...
Hopefully a few of them will pass by Corris during their visit to the north. Richard ... rather splendid carriage shed maybe set up for Easer 2009. ... certain...
I am sure they will BUT they won't stop on the Saturday I am sure as that is the grand opening day at Port. PLEASE tell me no plans for an opening at Easter...
Tell me of a better one?? Nigel Nigel Bird (Railway Bookdealer) www.nigelbirdbooks.co.uk OVER 4000 books listed. email nigelbird.books@... Tel 01974...
Good news. But why 2? Why not a single volume? If they are like his earlier works (Gomer again?) they are good,(although too small to get the benefit of the...
Grand opening of the carriage shed is planned for Saturday 9th May. Demonstration horse-worked trains are pencilled in for Easter weekend (depending on...
One volume is concentrating on Tales of the Old Corris, the other on the revival of the railway. Gomer are expected to be the publishers. The format of the...
Agreed, Cozens is the classic and that plus the best from the other 2 with some new pictures and modern layout, colour maps etc should equal a really good...
I will of course stock both of these in due course, but I have to say neither seems to be breaking new ground. I wait to be proved wrong. Nigel Nigel Bird...
