Old Glory - April 2016

In this issue

Regaining the Crown - It’s a welcome return to the road for ‘Crown Haulage’ Super Sentinel steam waggon No 7954 of 1929 after a gap of ten years.

Fiery Elias and the Cadeby connection - Audrey Boston’s Foster class ST 6nhp traction engine No 14598 of 1927 Fiery Elias is steamed for the first time in February following a heavy restoration.

Leyland Works tour - A look at Leyland’s works in the early years of the last century with the help of some stunning official photography of the period.

Sale of the decade: auction preview - Fifteen steamers, a myriad of tractors, commercials and much more besides previewed for the Keeley Collection sale on May 14.

Winston Churchill Pt.2 - An elder statesman among Burrell Special Scenic Road Locomotives is now owned by ‘Fowler man’ Allan Marchington.

Too Savage by half - A model that collected three trophies during its first year of steaming, Ray Sweeting talks about his 6in scale Savage Road Locomotive.

Old Glory Magazine Description:

If you love the spectacle of immaculately-restored old machinery, or are fascinated by Britain’s rich industrial and transport heritage, Old Glory is the magazine for you! In vivid detail it brings back all the sights and sounds of yesteryear.