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| #3919124 in Books | Haynes Publishing | 2013-04-01 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 9.06 x.40 x11.03l,2.53 | File type: PDF | 208 pages | ||1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.| Gavin Morrison At His Best|By Stuart Williamson|You often see releases by recording artists branded as “The Very Best Of….”. This could very well have been used to describe the 2013 publication by Gavin Morrison covering his pictorial journey through the final 10 years (1959-1968) of steam traction on British Railways.
The superb photography is ent|About the Author|
|Gavin Morrison is a well-known railway photographer who has compiled more than 60 books since taking up railway photography in 1949. However, this book is the first to use his period colour of steam. He lives in Mirfield, Yorkshire.
This attractive, large-format book shows steam locomotives at work throughout the country, in all weathers and in a year-by-year presentation, accompanied by the author’s knowledgeable commentary. Good-quality colour photographs of the last days of the steam age are rare. Many of those that do exist have been published repeatedly, but the 250 colour photographs featured in this book, taken between 1958 and 1968, are an exception. It is believed that the pho...
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