... ISBN; Haven't seen this. Note the page count, anyway. Note the age as well. There are also books in the same series on the Central, District, ELL, Metropolitan, and Northern (but, it seems, not the Piccadilly... 1966, according to the copy on my bookshelf. Quite so. We discussed this in December 2005 in the thread "History of Northern Line underground 1967 FA"

... DLR, or Tramlink, but there are other books on all of these (large and expensive in the case of the W&C). "Underground to everywhere -- smallest line, largest book"? No, wait, I don't think I have... list hadn't added any general books on the Underground since the old copy I ... the bullets before each title. :-)] There is: Underground to Everywhere, by Stephen Halliday, 2001, ...

...Years of the Bakerloo, by Charles E.Lee, # pub.1966 London Transport, P24p, no ISBN; Haven't seen this. Note the page count, anyway. Note the age as well. There are also books in the same series on the Central, District, ELL, Metropolitan, and Northern (but, it seems, not the Piccadilly). Sixty Years of the Picadilly was published in 1966, according to the copy on my...

... pub.1990 Douglas Rose & Nebulous Books, P56mS, ISBN 1-870354-05-... pub.1987 Douglas Rose & Nebulous Books, P56mS, ISBN 1-870354-01...pub.1987 Douglas Rose & Nebulous Books, P48mS, ISBN 1-870354-00...pub.1988 Douglas Rose & Nebulous Books, P56mS, ISBN 1-870354-02...editions) and Desmond Croome did books on the Central and Piccadilly...about any part of the Underground, though. The Middle Circle ran...

Paul Thompson wrote: Hi, Please could someone suggest the best/most definitive book on the underground? I'm totally new to the subject, and wanted to start with a book that won't waste my time. Thanks, Paul...of things, and the way the system was built is amazing. This book details the system from the first plans, through to modern day ...

...suggest the best/most definitive book on the underground? I'm...date of publication. # * The London Underground, a Diagrammatic History, by Douglas...from other people. # # * The London Underground: An illustrated history, by Oliver...depth. Organized chronologically. No index. # * Underground: Official Handbook, by Piers Connor...If there was a comparable book covering the District [and the...

... <1163937811.482202.137140@h48g2000cwc.googlegroups.com>, Paul Thompson <paul.thompson@gmail.com> writes Please could someone suggest the best/most definitive book on the underground? I'm totally new to the subject, and wanted to start with a book that won't waste my time. Since so much has been published on the subject, you ...

...@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1163937811.482202.137140@h48g2000cwc.googlegroups.com... Hi, Please could someone suggest the best/most definitive book on the underground? I'm totally new to the subject, and wanted to start with a book that won't waste my time. I suggest it's probably this: http://www....

Hi, Please could someone suggest the best/most definitive book on the underground? I'm totally new to the subject, and wanted to start with a book that won't waste my time. Thanks, Paul

Simple answer is to take a stroll down to the LT Museum at Covent Garden and ask for a recommendation. IIRC one publication in particular is regarded as the poodles dangly bits by the Museum staff for their own reference purposes, but I'll be d****d if I can remember what it is ...