Can anyone help me please. Once again I am trying to search for articles in the railway modeller this time for Ted Polets Craigcorrie & Dunalistair Railway.
Many thanks
A complete Ted Polet bibliography would take some time and effort, certainly beyond my one finger typing skills, as his articles alone, culled from Railway Modeller, Continental Modeller, 009 News and some Dutch model railway magazines, covering the period 1982 to 2010 fill one A4 lever arch file.
Send me an A5 SIZE stamped addressed envelope and I will compile you a full list.
Garry Whiting. 009 Society Archivist
10A Marshall Terrace
Crossgates
Leeds
LS15 8EA
Thank you very much
I am planning a layout for my loft and want to base it in the Highlands, so I will be using David Manders "Stronalachar" and Ted Polets "Craigcorrie & Dunalistair" for inspiration.
John, Garry,
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Sorry, - jumped in too quickly.
John - I have found your email address in your members profile and to save you both the bother of sorting out a new list, I have already previously compiled one a while ago which simply needs to be updated to include recent articles in both RM and 009 News. As soon as I have done this (it's on today's joblist now!) I'll email it to you as a Word file, I'll copy it to you as well Garry.
Regards
Mick
Quote from: MickT on June 15, 2010, 10:15
John, Garry,
John - I have found your email address in your members profile and to save you both the bother of sorting out a new list, I have already previously compiled one a while ago which simply needs to be updated to include recent articles in both RM and 009 News. As soon as I have done this (it's on today's joblist now!) I'll email it to you as a Word file, I'll copy it to you as well Garry.
Regards
Mick
Thanks Mick, an evening's work saved. Much appreciated.
Garry
Quote from: MickT on June 15, 2010, 10:15
I have already previously compiled one a while ago which simply needs to be updated to include recent articles in both RM and 009 News.
Any chance that could be posted somewhere on a site so that the rest of us can catch up with Ted's work please? Tx.
Gr.,
Rod (who owes his very first narrow-gauge effort to a brilliant idea from Ted)