Trains Illustrated Explained

Firstdate:January 1946
Finaldate:December 1961
Language:British English
Issn:0141-9935
Publisher:Ian Allan Publishing
Based:London
Oclc:35845948

Trains Illustrated is a British rail transport magazine. The first edition of Trains Illustrated was published at the beginning of 1946. Due to post-war paper shortages, issues 1 to 8 appeared at varied intervals in 1946 and 1947. From issue 9 (April 1948) it was published quarterly, from issue 14 (August–September 1949) it became bi-monthly, and from issue 17 (February 1950) it became a monthly publication. The final issue under that title was volume XIV, no.159 (December 1961), after which the sequence continued under the Modern Railways title.[1] [2] [3]

Early issues were edited by Ian Allan and O.J.Morris, with Cecil J Allen taking over from issue 5 and G. Freeman Allen from issue 20; he remained editor until December 1961, when the final issue of Trains Illustrated came out. The journey beyond that continued with Modern Railways, whose first edition was published in January 1962 as Volume XV, no. 160 in a sequence continuing from Trains Illustrated.[4]

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  1. Web site: TRAINS ILLUSTRATED / #44 / STEAM PHOTOGRAPHER . JOHN S. WHITELEY . 2024-07-21 . eBay . en-gb.
  2. Web site: Trains Illustrated Magazine - Back Issues, Subscriptions, Article Search . 2024-07-21 . www.magazineexchange.co.uk.
  3. Joyce . Antony . 1990 . Modern Railways - three decades . . . . 232–3..
  4. Modern Railways pub. Ian Allan, 1962