Any way to find old freight timetables ?

[HullSimplibus]

Hi
I have always been a rail enthusiast, but a couple of months ago, I started to really follow freight trains.

I was wondering if it is possible to find old working timetables (dating as far back as 90s, early 2000s)?

Thanks.

 

[Dhassell]

Possibly have a look on ebay for some old Freightmaster books. They will contain the freight info for plenty of places. Not sure when they started being produced.

For trains in the Taunton area, have a look here. http://www.tauntontrains.co.uk/workingslog

 

[HullSimplibus]

Possibly have a look on ebay for some old Freightmaster books. They will contain the freight info for plenty of places. Not sure when they started being produced.

For trains in the Taunton area, have a look here. http://www.tauntontrains.co.uk/workingslog

Thank you

 

[Bertie the bus]

There used to be quite an active trade in working timetables on e-Bay. I've not traded any for a number of years and the change in postage might have affected it but try searching on WTT or Working Timetable.

 

[8A Rail]

Suggest you click onto 'Amazon' (books) and enter 'Freightmaster' and will come up with numerous books over the years, far better than what is on Ebay.

Also from the very early 90's 'Freight Fax' by Paul Shannon and Michael Rhodes - produced A6 size books with various freight train times around the country. However, these are harder to come by but should find a copy or two eventually.

 

[deltic]

There used to be quite an active trade in working timetables on e-Bay. I've not traded any for a number of years and the change in postage might have affected it but try searching on WTT or Working Timetable.

There are still plenty of wtt on eBay