Australian Orders, Page Two

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NOTE: if ordering MORE THAN TWO BOOKS, or ordering for post OUTSIDE AUSTRALIA, please email sales@railheritagewa.org.au for a correct postage cost.

GM1 supporter's badge

Show your support for our work to restore GM 1 locomotive to operating order.
Rail Heritage WA is now the proud custodian of the historic first diesel to cross Australia, and we are working hard to restore it.
You can show your support with this badge professionally made by Sheridans of Perth.

Postage: $5.00

$18.50

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Australind - 70 years of service

The full story of the express which connects Perth and Bunbury every day - as it has now done for 70 years.
This popular train was launched in November 1947, and a special issue of the Westland has been compiled to present the story.
Includes numerous photos (inside and outside of the train), quotes and recollections from staff and passengers, and colour pages.
40 pages.

Postage: $4.00

$8.00

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Katie and her Cousins

The complete story of the oldest engine in the Railway Museum, C1, also affectionately known as 'Katie'.
C1 and C2 were built in 1880 specifically for the opening of the Fremantle-Perth-Guildford railway, by the famous firm of Robert Stephenson & Son. But when traffic demands boomed after the 1890s gold rush, she soon proved too small for the main line but went on to a long life working in the timber forests.

The book also explains how 'Katie' was a copy of locomotives already built for New Zealand, where one has been restored and operates today.

Postage: $4.00

$7.00

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Destination Mandurah by Nicholas Pusenjak

This special edition of The Westland (Issue 258) was devoted to the Mandurah line, a major extension of Perth's suburban rail passenger network. The line from Perth to Mandurah was officially opened for public use by the Premier on Sunday 23 December 2007. This book covers the situation before the line opened, the political discussion, planning, construction rolling stock and operation of the line, with many photos including colour images. 48 pages.

Postage: $4.00

$2.00

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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, 24 pages, mostly colour, soft cover.

Postage: $4.00

$2.00

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