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June 2012 BackTrack is out on the 17th May
The June 2012 edition of BackTrack journal is out on the 17th May. It is packed with lots of interesting
railway articles and pictures. See what's in June's journal. July 2012 edition will be out on the 21st June.
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- allow existing subscribers to register and change their details e.g. address.
Do you remember an article in Backtrack but can't recall which issue it was in?
Or do you want to find out if a particular subject has ever been featured in Backtrack
Then you need to see our new Backtrack Cumulative Index to first 25 years! To find out more see the
BackTrack Index.
Want a Back Issue
Look at the articles which have been in BackTrack journal.
See what was is in the 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 or 2012 journals.
If you want a back issue of BackTrack then see how to order back issues.
E_JOURNAL AVAILABLE!
A sample e-journal is available to look at. It is the popular January 2008 edition.
This sample shows the type, range
and quality of the railway articles which appear in the magazine every month.
BackTrack Magazine
Backtrack, 'Britain's Leading Historical Railway Journal', covers all aspects of railway history from its earliest days through to more recent events up to around ten
years before now, including:
- Early railway history from the 'pre-Stephenson' era
- Steam locomotive history
- Diesel locomotive history
- Electric locomotive history
- Railway company history
- Railway carriages and wagons
- Railway Stations
- Railway ships, hotels and road vehicles
- Railway economic and social history
- Railway publicity and advertising
Backtrack's contributors include many of today's leading railway history writers. From the beginning the magazine has maintained a reputation for its production values
and each issue contains a wealth of photographs reproduced to the highest standards, including a generous selection of historic colour. Published monthly, Backtrack is THE magazine for all who are
interested in British railway history.
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Books from Pendragon Publishing
"A Colour-Rail Journey" by Paul Chancellor and captions by Ron White and "Lancashire and
Yorkshire Railway Locomotives" by Barry C. Lowe both published by Pendragon Publishing are available. See all the available books.
BOOKS AT HALF PRICE
There are only a few copies left of the popular Railways in Retrospect series. These are being sold at half price on a first come first served basis. See the book ordering page to obtain your copies.
For The Kings Service, Railway Ships At War by A.J. Mullay the last few are reduced to £10. See the book ordering page for details and
how to order.
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WANT TO WRITE AN ARTICLE FOR BACKTRACK
If you are thinking of writing an article for submission to BackTrack here is some advice and guidelines on which subjects, styles and photographs are likely to be
accepted. See the guidelines for authors page.
LINKS SECTION
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CONVERSION CHARTS
Different people are familiar with different systems of measurement. Some with Imperial and some with Metric. To help readers convert to
the unit they are familiar with links to a conversion site have been provided in the links section. So if you wondered what speed Mallard achieved in miles per hour,
Kilometres per hour or feet per second the conversion site will work it out for you. See the links section.
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