In article ,
(John Salmon) wrote:

"Colin Rosenstiel" wrote

Good grief! I have that booklet (but 2nd impression, 1968) and the
rest of the series published around that time!

How many were there? I've got six, but I don't know whether it's the
full set:
Sixty Years of the Bakerloo (1966)
Sixty Years of the Piccadilly (1966)
Sixty Years of the Northern (1967)
100 Years of the District (1968)
Seventy Years of the Central (1970)
The Metropolitan Line - A Brief History (1972)

Got all them, plus M A C Horne's "A Short History" booklets of the
Central and Northern lines. All mine, apart from Seventy Years of the
Central, appear to be second impressions printed a year or two later
than the dates above.

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Colin Rosenstiel

Colin Rosenstiel wrote:
In article ,
(John Salmon) wrote:

"Colin Rosenstiel" wrote

Good grief! I have that booklet (but 2nd impression, 1968) and the
rest of the series published around that time!

How many were there? I've got six, but I don't know whether it's the
full set:
Sixty Years of the Bakerloo (1966)
Sixty Years of the Piccadilly (1966)
Sixty Years of the Northern (1967)
100 Years of the District (1968)
Seventy Years of the Central (1970)
The Metropolitan Line - A Brief History (1972)

Got all them, plus M A C Horne's "A Short History" booklets of the
Central and Northern lines. All mine, apart from Seventy Years of the
Central, appear to be second impressions printed a year or two later
than the dates above.

--
Colin Rosenstiel

Didn't all these become "The line Line A Brief History" in the 1970s?

Eg, "The Northern Line A Brief History" (1973) contains what was in
"Fifty Years of the Hampstead Tube" and "Sixty Years of the Northern".

The latest equivalents seem to be "The line Line An Illustrated
History", eg I've got the Bakerloo Line, published 2001.

In article .com,
writes
Didn't all these become "The line Line A Brief History" in the 1970s?

Eg, "The Northern Line A Brief History" (1973) contains what was in
"Fifty Years of the Hampstead Tube" and "Sixty Years of the Northern".

The latest equivalents seem to be "The line Line An Illustrated
History", eg I've got the Bakerloo Line, published 2001.

http://www.davros.org/rail/culg/biblio.html lists all the ones I know
about.

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"Clive D. W. Feather" wrote
http://www.davros.org/rail/culg/biblio.html lists all the ones I know
about.

Four of my six have no SBN or ISBN. The only one I can add to your list is:
Seventy Years of the Central (1970): SBN 85329 013 X

In article ,
(Clive D. W. Feather) wrote:

In article .com,
writes
Didn't all these become "The line Line A Brief History" in the
1970s?

Eg, "The Northern Line A Brief History" (1973) contains what was in
"Fifty Years of the Hampstead Tube" and "Sixty Years of the
Northern".

The latest equivalents seem to be "The line Line An Illustrated
History", eg I've got the Bakerloo Line, published 2001.

http://www.davros.org/rail/culg/biblio.html lists all the ones I
know about.

Which suggests to me that Capital Transport have now cornered this market.

--
Colin Rosenstiel

In article ,
(Clive D. W. Feather) wrote:

In article .com,
writes
Didn't all these become "The line Line A Brief History" in the
1970s?

Eg, "The Northern Line A Brief History" (1973) contains what was in
"Fifty Years of the Hampstead Tube" and "Sixty Years of the
Northern".

The latest equivalents seem to be "The line Line An Illustrated
History", eg I've got the Bakerloo Line, published 2001.

http://www.davros.org/rail/culg/biblio.html lists all the ones I
know about.

Apart from

Seventy Years of the Central (1970): SBN 85329 013 X

that John Salmon mentions, that also omits:

Sixty Years of the Piccadilly (1966)
100 Years of the District (1968)
Sixty Years of the Northern (1967)
(and the earlier 50th anniversary of the Hampstead tube book)

and "The First Tube", by Mike Horne and Bob Bayman, Capital Transport
1990, ISBN 185414 128 7

and also The Story of The Victoria Line book published shortly after the
line opened. I have a 1971 reprint of the 1970 revised edition, SBN
85329 018 0.

--
Colin Rosenstiel