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The first issue of the Observer was produced in May 1944 following along the lines of its British equivalent. It appears to have been a solo effort by Tom McGavin acting as Editor, and Secretary/Treasurer of the new Railway Correspondence Society. Within a year the Society was to get a new name The New Zealand Railway and Locomotive Society, and go on to produce regular issues of The New Zealand Railway Observer. Issue 1 consisted of a few specialised articles and some general news | The first issue of the Observer was produced in May 1944 following along the lines of its British equivalent. It appears to have been a solo effort by Tom McGavin acting as Editor, and Secretary/Treasurer of the new Railway Correspondence Society. Within a year the Society was to get a new name The New Zealand Railway and Locomotive Society, and go on to produce regular issues of The New Zealand Railway Observer. Issue 1 consisted of a few specialised articles and some general news | ||
Latest revision as of 23:56, 1 May 2023
Full Name: The New Zealand Railway Observer
Issue Number: 1
Issue Date: May 1944
Volume and Number: 1/1
Pages: 6
Page Range: 1-6
Cover Image: n.a.
The first issue of the Observer was produced in May 1944 following along the lines of its British equivalent. It appears to have been a solo effort by Tom McGavin acting as Editor, and Secretary/Treasurer of the new Railway Correspondence Society. Within a year the Society was to get a new name The New Zealand Railway and Locomotive Society, and go on to produce regular issues of The New Zealand Railway Observer. Issue 1 consisted of a few specialised articles and some general news as follows:
The New Zealand Correspondence Society.
ARTICLE: Locomotive Developments in New Zealand, 1933 - 1943
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- A_class_loco
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- U_class_loco
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- Ub_class_loco
- Wab_class_loco
- Ws_class_loco
- Kb_class_loco
- Ka_class_loco
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- Ed_class_loco
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- U_class_loco
ARTICLE: NZ Line-Speed Limits
News and Comments
- The Christchurch to Picton Mainline
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- A_Class_locos
- Classification of Car Vans
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