Book on NER rolling stock

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Book on NER rolling stock

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Looking to treat myself with a book on the NER's rolling stock - goods especially. Would I be right in thinking the North Eastern Record Volume 2 is the one I want, or can anyone reccomend another title?
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That and Tatlow LNER Wagons Vol 2 .
also North Eastern Railway Brakevans Bylines special by Ian Sadler.
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That is the set I have.

NER Record v2 & v2 are regularly on sale - the NERA are trying to clear old stock. It has coverage of older rolling stock, liveries, coaches, etc.

Tatlow's book is perhaps better organised if you are looking for a particular wagon type, but only covers those that entered LNER ownership and has less on liveries, etc.

Sadler is a very thin book, but probably the most definitive book on the brakevans.


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Private Owner Wagons of the North-East : Volume 1, The Chaldrons (John A Elliott, Chilton Iron Works, 1994), is also very useful. Has there ever been a Volume 2?

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Actually I have that one too - yes very useful if you're into chaldrons.
Mainly PO but the NER P1 and P2 are in there.


My understanding is that there was never a v2. Probably too specialised. v1 is pretty scarce, although it isn't too pricey (indicating it probably isn't in high demand).

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