LIGHT STEAM POWER

ARCHIVE SITE

Introduction

The 'National Steam Car Association' own the copyright to all the writings and publications of John Ness Walton of Kirk Michael, Isle of Man. These include the 'Light Steam Power Magazines', which were published from from April 1949 until October 1983, and also many publications of the 'Bolsover' brothers.

The Association is anxious to make these works available to private individuals who have an interest in the subject material and also to the editors of journals, who would like to reprint articles for the benefit of their readers.

The 'Light Steam Power' magazine articles are available as downloadable '.jpg' files for printing at home. The articles can be selected from the Archive Listings below and then ordered on the downloadable form which you can select at the bottom of this page. They will be sent by Email once the fee (discounted for NASC members) has been paid.

BOLSOVER MAGAZINE LISTINGS Bolsover reprints are available on special request. Please send an Email explaining what you need and we will do our best to help. Bolsover Archive .

LSP ARCHIVE LISTINGS LSP ARCHIVE SECTIONS A Steam Cars B Heavier Steam Road Vehicles C Steamboats & Ships D Engines E Boilers F Burners & Fires G Auxilliaries H Automatic Steam J Miscellaneous M Recent! Cars & Heavier Vehicles. N Steamboats, Misc.,& Special

DRAWING SETS Dimensioned drawings are available as printed sets. Drawings List

MAGAZINE ARTICLES: From the Archive Sections above make a note of the ID No. of the article you would like and the number of pages. Then download the appropriate ORDER FORM below, complete and send to us with your cheque. The Articles will be sent to you as .jpg files attached to an Email.

DRAWINGS: Select from the Drawings list above. Having made a note of the sets that you require, download the appropriate order form below, complete and send to us with your cheque. Your order will be acknowledged and the sets will be sent to you as hard copies, sized A3 or smaller. Some of the A3 drawings will have been 'photo reduced' from larger sizes so should not be used for scaling.

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