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Stationary Engine Books provides a range of historical and instruction books covering the common makes of oil, gas, diesel, petrol and paraffin stationary engine. The various books contain information on the history of the machines and their development together with helpful details enabling owners to perform complete rebuilds or restoration of such machines. The main makes covered are Lister, Petter and Amanco, the books are mostly those written or edited by David Edgington.

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All David Edgington’s books purchased from this website will arrive signed by the author, a dedication can be added if requested.

LISTER ENGINES TYPES H to R.

This book chronicles the evolution of the engines in the H to R range, commencing with the Southwell/Stover (1904) and continuing until production ceased in the 1940s. Covered in some detail are types, H, J, K, L, M, N, P, Q, R, PE/PL, plus twin and 4-cylinder variants. Water hopper (types & styles), carburettors, magneto types, paintwork and transfers, are all covered. This book is the result of two years of extensive research and collaboration with enthusiasts worldwide.
52 pages, photos colour & mono, plus factory drawings.Order Now

 

Price £12-00p post paid (Overseas £6-00p extra to cover postage).

 


Wolseley Stationary Engines 1909 - 1975.

David Edgington has been researching Wolseley history, and the full range of engines, for around 30 years. This book, around 60 pages with over 100 illustrations, read more about the Wolseley Book.

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THE LISTER A & B STORY

 

THE LISTER A & B STORY

David Edgington's latest book covers the history and development of Lister's popular range of agricultural petrol and kerosene engines built between 1923 and 1963.
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Rule of Thumb - David Curwen

As a designer and builder of small-gauge locomotives David Curwen has a reputation second to none. At various stately-homes, or pleasure parks, Curwen locomotives are still to be found at work even though some are now over fifty-years old. Click here for more

 
Lister CS Story

 

THE LISTER CS STORY.

David Edgington's long awaited book on Lister's best known range of diesel engines, covers the marque from 1929 until the 1980s.
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