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    Great Western: Halls & Modified Halls

    Posted By: IrGens
    Date: 6 Oct 2020 23:48:57
    Great Western: Halls & Modified Halls

    Great Western: Halls & Modified Halls (Locomotive Portfolios) by Laurence Waters
    English | November 6, 2015 | ISBN: 1783831456 | EPUB | 128 pages | 139 MB

    The gradual growth of the railways in Britain during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, in both passenger and freight traffic, saw the requirement for a more powerful and versatile type of motive power – mixed traffic locomotives. The construction of Great Western Halls and Modified Halls gave the Great Western a superb all round locomotive, and for thirty-six years they operated passenger and freight services over the Great Western, and later Western Region.

    The Hall class were among the largest mixed traffic steam locomotives that ran throughout this country, and this is the first serious volume to focus on them in fifty years. The book charts the history of both classes, from their construction and withdrawal, to their design, development and eventual scrapping. With over 200 black and white, and color photographs, accompanied by informative captions, each member of the classes is excellently illustrated. It will appeal greatly to those interested in the history of Great Western Locomotive development.
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