Model Railways and Locomotives Magazine
Model Railways and Locomotive Magazine was an early British magazine devoted to railway modelling. It existed between January 1909 and September 1918 when it was renamed Models
History and profile
The first volume was published in January 1909. The founder was Henry Greenly.[1] It was edited by Henry Greenly and W J Bassett-Lowke, who are well known in the history of model railways. Henry Greenly was a prolific author, while Bassett-Lowke went on to found a model railway manufacturing company which still exists as part of the Hornby company.
Model Railways and Locomotive Magazine was published on a monthly basis.[1] The magazine was informative on railway lore and carried many construction articles. It ceased publication in 1916.[1]
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References
- "Henry Greenly". Steam Index. Retrieved 29 June 2016.
- Model Railways and Locomotives bound volumes 1 to 12 1909
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