The Privatisation Classes (ePub)
A Pictorial Survey of Diesel and Electric Locomotives and Units since 1994
Imprint: Pen & Sword Transport
Series: Modern Traction Profiles
File Size: 48.4 MB (.epub)
Pages: 263
Illustrations: 160
ISBN: 9781473864399
Published: 13th September 2017
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Post Privatisation Diesels and Electrics is an album of photographs taken by David Cable, a well-regarded author of several books covering trains throughout much of the world.
This book looks at the types of locomotives and multiple units that have been introduced into the UK since 1994, when the government privatised British Rail into a series of privately operated franchises.
An incredible forty-one classes have been, or are shortly to be introduced, the majority being passenger units. The book shows these classes in a variety of colour schemes adopted by the franchisees.
Photographs, in the main, are taken in the South East of England, which is where the great majority of these new trains operate, with the surroundings being given as much prominence as possible.
Another great photo collection by David Cable. With its large number of good and colorful photographs (about 160) it makes confinement more bearable.
Unos Cuantos Trenes
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There is a nice selection of images, backed up with fairly cursory captions of ‘what, where and when’.
RailExpress, November 2017
A magnificent visual archive.
José Manuél Rico Cortés (Mister JM) - Miniaturas JM
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"The Privatisation Classes: A Pictorial Survey of Diesel and Electric Locomotives and Units since 1994" is a unique and very special album of captioned full color photographs taken by David Cable who is a well-regarded author of several books covering trains throughout much of the world.
Midwest Book Review
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About David Cable
David Cable (1929-2017) was interested in trains from a very early age, and this developed into an interest in train photography in 1947. David was the author of many photo albums, covering modern traction in the UK since the 1960s, as well as volumes based on his visits to other countries over the last 40 years. During his life he travelled throughout Europe, North America and Australia, as well as some Far Eastern countries and Morocco.