Welcome to the Signalling Record Society's Bookstall!
The one-stop shop for our books, publications and research media.
The Society maintains and shares knowledge of Railway Signalling and Operation in the British Isles and Overseas. Everything from the present day signalling to the earliest times.
In addition to our Bookstall offering, the Society has a physical and digital archive accessible to researchers, and publishes a quarterly journal to members.
Frequent customers and those interested in signalling may wish to join our Society.
Special Offer
The Signalling Atlas and Signal Box Directory — now only £5.00!
A unique record of signal boxes existing at the beginning of 2010, covering Network Rail, London Underground, tram and metro systems, Ireland, heritage railways and preserved signal boxes.
Bookstall Manager's Choice
Production & Design of
BR (ScR) Signal Box Diagrams
A detailed look at the fascinating history of signal box diagrams in the Scottish Region by Simon Lowe, from the foundation of the region to privatisation.
The Signalling Record:
Back Issues
Previous editions of the Society's flagship journal — The Signalling Record — with articles to suit a wide variety of interests.
The Style L Power Frame
A comprehensively updated version of the 1989 book exploring the Westinghouse Style L miniature lever power frame by J.D. Francis.
New Books from Other Publishers
Telegraph Railway Codes
1905–1946
Deborah Susman's fascinating collection of railway telegraph codes from the UK, America, Australia and the former British Empire, revealing the concise and sometimes peculiar language used by railway staff.
The Longridge Branch:
Its Signalling and Goods Facilities
Mike Norris's new book covers the surprising number of private sidings and businesses alongside the Longridge branch, describing the line's numerous signalling installations and goods traffic.
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