Title: Scale Models Handbook, 1964
Author: Graham Farish
Edition: 1964 edition
Format: Paperback booklet (manufacturer’s handbook)
Publisher: Graham Farish (the model railway maker)
ISBN: — (published before ISBNs existed)
Language: English
Pages: —
Dimensions: —
Publication Date: 1964
Genre: Model Railways, Trade Catalogue, Hobby Reference
Condition: Fair
Description:
The Scale Models Handbook is a 1964 handbook from Graham Farish, the British model railway manufacturer. It was published at a cover price of 1/6, and the cover shows a steam locomotive and wagon in silhouette under a trail of white smoke. Graham Farish later became best known for its N gauge range, launched in 1970, and the maker has long had its own handbooks. This 1964 edition comes from the earlier years of the brand, and it is a useful period piece for model railway collectors and for anyone tracing the history of British railway modelling. This is a well-used copy, with creasing and toning to the cover and some damage to the lower corner.
Title: Scale Models Handbook, 1964
Author: Graham Farish
Edition: 1964 edition
Format: Paperback booklet (manufacturer’s handbook)
Publisher: Graham Farish (the model railway maker)
ISBN: — (published before ISBNs existed)
Language: English
Pages: —
Dimensions: —
Publication Date: 1964
Genre: Model Railways, Trade Catalogue, Hobby Reference
Condition: Fair
Description:
The Scale Models Handbook is a 1964 handbook from Graham Farish, the British model railway manufacturer. It was published at a cover price of 1/6, and the cover shows a steam locomotive and wagon in silhouette under a trail of white smoke. Graham Farish later became best known for its N gauge range, launched in 1970, and the maker has long had its own handbooks. This 1964 edition comes from the earlier years of the brand, and it is a useful period piece for model railway collectors and for anyone tracing the history of British railway modelling. This is a well-used copy, with creasing and toning to the cover and some damage to the lower corner.
