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Rail Failures - Description, Classification and Reporting

Collection:  NRM - Documents
Object Name:  book
Maker:  British Railways Board
Date Made:  1969
Materials:  paper (fibre product); cardboard; metal (unknown)
Measurements:  overall: 212 mm x 147 mm

Description: British Railways Board Civil Engineering Department Handbook No. 1, "Rail Failures - Description, Classification and Reporting", third edition, issued 1969. Publication no. B.R. 36803. Pages fixed inside cover with screws.

Object Number: 2004-7893

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