Railway Stations Of Australia by Rennie Ellis, Andrew Ward
SKU: B-001715

Railway Stations Of Australia

Special Features: Dust Jacket, Illustrated
Condition: In good condition. The front inner cover has minor surface tears. One page has a photo attached. The pages are clean and tidy. Free of handwriting. Free of dog ears. Tight binding. From a smoke free home.

Transport & Engineering Art, Design & Photography History

Secondhand copy — please check photos and condition notes.
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Railway Stations of Australia by photographers Rennie Ellis and Andrew Ward is a 1982 hardcover tribute to the grand architecture and quiet stories embedded in the nation's rail hubs. This illustrated picture book pairs vivid imagery with concise history, making it an engaging collectible for train buffs, design lovers and Australiana enthusiasts alike.

Published by Macmillan and wrapped in a protected dust jacket, the volume showcases stations from bustling city terminals to remote outposts, capturing both heritage grandeur and everyday travel culture. Clean, unmarked pages and tight binding ensure the photos and text remain crisp; only faint surface tears on the front inner cover and one tipped-in photo hint at its previous journey.

Ideal for young adults and adults drawn to transportation, photography or Australian history, the book offers a visual journey without academic heft. Its generous plate section invites leisurely browsing while doubling as reference material for model-railroad builders, artists and heritage researchers.

Gently owned in a smoke-free home and free of dog-ears or handwriting, this copy is ready to grace a shelf or coffee table. Add Railway Stations of Australia to your collection today and let the golden age of rail roll into your living room.