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Tom Rolt's Books.
The late Tom Rolt was one of the very best, if not the best, writers on British engineering history, and engineering matters. He was instrumental in starting the canal preservation movement, the railway preservation movement, being General Manager of the Talyllyn Railway for the first year of its existence, and led the campaign to preserve the Tasker collection of road steam vehicles, which indirectly led to the brilliant Milestones Museum in Basingstoke, to name just three. Every one of his books is well worth reading.
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Tom Rolt had written a very full biography of Isambard Kingdom Brunel back in the late 1950s - this shorter and simpler version followed in 1965, being aimed at a broader, and somewhat less...
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Any book which has been continually in print for sixty five years has to have something to recommend it, and this certainly does, not least because it can be said to have started a revival of...
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A reprint of the third edition of Tom Rolt’s classic work, covering railway accidents from 1830 to 1957, and the effect they had on subsequent railway practice and legislation. A core book...
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Back in print again, this is a combined edition of the three volumes forming the autobiography of one of Britain’s greatest writers on engineering history, Tom Rolt. The volumes are...
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