Life in a Railway Factory
Biographies & True Stories Historical History Transportation Engineering & Technology
"Life in a Railway Factory" by Alfred Williams is a fascinating non-fiction book that offers a unique glimpse into the world of railway manufacturing. Published in 1992 by The History Press Ltd, this paperback edition is a treasure trove of information, featuring 320 pages of engaging text and illustrations that bring the story to life. Weighing 826g and measuring 250mm in height, this substantial book is a must-have for anyone interested in railways, engineering, and history.
As a rare and sought-after title, "Life in a Railway Factory" is a valuable resource for young adults and adults alike. The book's condition is good, with clean and tidy internal pages, although the cover shows some scuffing and wear, and the closed page edges have foxing. Despite these minor flaws, the book remains a compelling read, offering a firsthand account of life in a railway factory.
This book is particularly special for railway enthusiasts, historians, and anyone interested in the stories of ordinary people who worked in extraordinary industries. Alfred Williams' vivid narrative brings to life the sights, sounds, and experiences of workers in a railway factory, making this book a true gem for anyone looking to delve deeper into the world of transportation and history.
With its unique blend of historical insight, personal stories, and technical details, "Life in a Railway Factory" is a rare and valuable find for anyone interested in this fascinating topic. Don't miss the opportunity to own this special book, which is sure to delight and inform readers for years to come.
Refer to our eBay listing for a full condition report and many more high-quality pictures of this item.
Buy Now