Linesiding with John

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Last updated: 17 May 2012

New DVD Pricing Structure (after Royal Mail price increases recently - May 2012)
Fairer prices with different postal charges for UK, Europe and Worldwide

Cheaper prices for almost all orders*
(but only until postal prices increase further – as they surely will!)
There are now 3 different postal options with all PayPal order buttons (unless I have missed any). (This work is ongoing, prices below and on my DVD pages are updated but PayPal buttons on report pages still need updating. Email me if you don't see 3 postal options with a DVD you want to order. )
The basic price of a single DVD is now £15. A double DVD now costs £20. If you order a DVD (single or double) to be posted to a UK address, you will pay an additional £0.69p for 2nd class postage. If you order for posting to a European address, the price of a single or a double DVD is plus £2.70. If you order for posting to a rest of the world address, the price of a single or a double DVD is plus £3.30.
For reference, my previous pricing structure was £18 for a single DVD, £24 for a double DVD postage paid anywhere in the world.

*The only prices that are more are the price of a single DVD plus postage to the rest of the world and any specially priced items which now have a standard price. All other prices are cheaper.
As always, I can offer a discount on orders for more than one DVD which will reflect both a quantity discount and some saving on postage. However, please contact me by email to discuss this as you cannot order on this website and get this quantity discount.

 

Reports & Blogs

Updated 27 March

Illustrated reports recent and ancient

Steam Tours

Updated 2 May

China
Java
Japan

DVDs

50+ DVD Titles for Sale

For Sale/
Wanted

Books, Magazines Railwayana Model Railways

Links

 

YouTube
Videos

including Videos Quizzes and DVD preview clips

AOB

Any Other Business

If you like the image above, click here for my Shibanxi blog to see more.

 

 

Recent Updates to these Webpages

Steam Tours

Details of the October-November 2012 trip to Sandaoling, Baiyin, Pingzhuang, Yuanbaoshan, Fuxin (and possibly Beitai) are now available here. For details of other trips to Java (July-August 2012), Shibanxi (flexible dates) and Japan (spring 2013), see here.

Latest DVDs

The latest Statfold Barn DVD

Every year since 2007, I have produced an annual DVD for the Friends of Statfold Barn Steam Heritage Trust to sell at the regular 3 open days held at Statfold Barn each year. I am also able to supply copies via my website for £15 plus postage.

DVD + Postal Charges

I can also supply the DVDs for 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010. Please email me if you are interested. If you wish to order more than 1 SBR DVD, the second and subsequent DVDs will be £10 each. However, you must email me for this special offer.

I provided the footage for this DVD published by the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway Society. In return, I receive a few copies each year to sell. I have limited stock of this DVD for £15 plus postage.

DVD + Postal Charges

Download the description used on the back of the DVD cover for this DVD here.

View a clip on YouTube.

Buy this DVD now for £15 plus postage.

DVD + Postal Charges
 

You can read about the trip I made to shoot this video here.

View a clip on YouTube.

Buy this DVD now for £20 plus postage.

DVD + Postal Charges

DVDs

Double DVD - Outposts of Steam
I've just finished editing the Double DVD of the September-October 2011 trip and the footage on the DVDs comes from three major surviving Chinese steam centres - to Baiyin, Sandaoling & Fuxin - to my mind they are the best that is left on the standard gauge in China and the world. Footage includes JS- and SY-hauled passenger and freight trains.

Click on the image to see a full-size version of the cover.

Read more about this DVD and my trip here.

You can buy this double DVD for £20 plus postage.

DVD + Postal Charges

YouTube Videos

My Christmas-New Year 2011-2 Trainspotting Quiz is still available on YouTube. You can either view it at http://www.youtube.com/user/trundlebahn/videos or on a separate page. However, the quiz has now ended so no more prizes are available. You may still enjoy watching the clips, though.

 

 

 

 

This webpage is created and owned by John Raby

You can contact me at lwj@linesiding.co.uk

The background image is of the Weihe passenger train, China in the late 1990s.