Book Review: Narrow Gauge Panorama: Steaming Along the Rustic and Narrow by James Waite

Posted on February 17, 2025 by Guest authors

This book illustrates narrow-gauge railways from 49 countries around the world, with scenes ranging from what looks like a toy train to express trains.

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