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    Co-authors reveal the challenges of landmark station signs publication

    Jul 05, 2022 3 minutes

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    A 352-page publication that is set to be the definitive history of one of the enduring features of the steam era has been described by its co-author as “by far the most difficult and complex book I have ever been involved with.”

    Richard Furness, who has written 16 previous books, was speaking of British Railways Station Totems – The Complete Guide, a coffee-table style tome that he and former BR driver Dave Brennand have worked on for

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