All Stations to Guildford by Geoffrey Higham.
Marking the 125th anniversary of the railway from Fremantle to Guildford and Midland, this booklet provides a concise history and a lineside guide.
It Is well illustrated, mostly in colour.
24 pages, soft cover.

The WESTLAND journal.
Why not subscribe to Rail Heritage's quarterly journal, with
historical research, current rail and heritage activities,
posted direct to you? Issues are normally 44-48 pages, and
include colour photos.

Troops, Trains and Trades by Philippa Rogers.
Comprehensive and readable account of the vital role of railways in second world war. WAGR, Midland Railway and Commonwealth Railways.
160 pages, well illustrated with rare photos, graphs, official notices, etc.

The Pinjarra-Narrogin railway.
New book by Roger Sallis gives a complete story of this railway, including the early politics, construction, government operation, closure and then resurrection of part as the Hotham Valley Tourist Railway.
Many photos, including colour, map, index. 230 pages.

Western Australia’s men of steam.
Ron Kowald subtitles his book “stories of drama, humour and luck – they worked to keep the wheels turning” and has assembled a fascinating collection.
Many recollections of work and life as it was in steam days, together with potted background histories and over 100 photos.
130 pages.

48 months, 48 minutes: Building the Perth to Mandurah railway.
Brilliant record of this great project in text and pictures, plus stories of project people and a list of 8000+ names of workers involved.
Generous sponsorship means a very reasonable price for this book of 314 pages and all colour photos, hard cover with dustjacket.
Postage $10.00