A fascinating insight into some of the most collectible diecast buses. Today, many magazines, clubs and events exist as the hobby thrives.

A guide and introduction to collecting model buses and coaches in the popular HO/1:87 scale. It isn't intended as definitive but more of an aid. Plenty of pictures help to clarify things especially if you buy over the internet.

Over 1,500 toy buses are shown in full color, including early buses, transit and trolley buses, school buses, and modern luxury coaches. Featured are buses from 30 countries and over 250 toy makers, dating from 1905 to 2001. Also features a section on bus memorabilia and current values for all models shown. Hop aboard to experience a wonderful showcase of worldwide bus toys!

With its collection of articles and photo-features, this book covers contemporary and historic bus companies in Great Britain. The latest edition includes the tried and tested mix of articles and photo-features, both historic and contemporary, covering a wide range of subjects of road transport interest, edited by highly-respected author Stewart Brown.

Previously unpublished images of British buses in Canada, Macau, India South Africa, Portugal and Hong Kong.

Fascinating images, with some in full colour, of buses in the former British colony. Some redundant buses exported worldwide also feature.

With a range of previously unpublished photographs, a unique look at this aspect of the beloved Southdown operator.

This magnificent book covers the entire period of Corgi production, which commenced with the showing

When Americans think of buses, the name Greyhound inevitably comes to mind. Avid bus enthusiast and historian, William A. Luke compiles ten dozen fascinating photographs depicting the great variety of buses the company has used from its beginning in 1914 to present. In addition to standard models from the Big Gray Dog's fleet there are examples of experimental models, unusual types operated at the 1933 Chicago World's Fair and the 1940 New York World's Fair, and timetables and sales brochures.

Do you know why the transit fare card in Boston is called the CharlieCard? Young readers will find out, and should bring an extra nickel along, when they hop aboard the "T" to follow Charlie through the streets of Boston in 1949. The full-page magical illustrations of Caitlin Marquis will take readers on a ride above and below the streets of Boston as they were in Charlie's time, zooming past familiar landmarks--many still standing, some long gone--wondering all the while, will Charlie ever return? Julia M. O'Brien-Merrill sets the story straight using original historical documents and the original M.T.A. song lyrics of the mayoral campaign song, written by Bess Lomax Hawes and Jackie Steiner, for her father Walter A. O'Brien, Jr. A timeline at the end of the book has juicy tidbits of Boston's history surrounding this time-honored folk song, made famous by the Kingston Trio, and will inform and enthrall readers young and old.