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12 issues per year.
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Current Issue

NOV 24,  released 25/10/2024
(7 in stock)
inc. p&p to United Kingdom
Next Issue: DEC 24, Due:22/11/2024
Full steam ahead into the fascinating world of steam and vintage preservation. Old Glory magazine covers the magnificent steam engines that once powered this nation.

Old Glory brings you complete coverage of everything steam related. Whether you’re interested in the latest news – including great tales of steam engines saved from obscurity and rust, recent and upcoming events taking place across the country or detailed features on the history of these wonderful machines you’ll find it in Old Glory. There is also coverage of the hobby in miniature and details of the heroic restoration projects going on as we speak. Old Glory magazine is a beautifully made and well presented magazine with excellent photographs.

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We absolutely love steam here at Newsstand. There’s something wonderfully romantic about it as a power source, that we think is directly linked to it being incredibly of its time. After all, compare these two sentences:

‘The train pulled away from the station with barely a sound apart from the sparks raised by the rail. The electric doors had already long closed, so, try as he might he couldn’t catch a glimpse of his beloved left on the platform.’

‘The train hissed and spluttered, plumes of smoke rising from the chimney. It whirred into life, chugging away from the platform. He leaned out the window and waved vigorously to his beloved as she slowly left his view.’

One of these contains a certain hint of romance, the other is rather flat and boring. No prizes for guessing which. Steam power takes us back to a world of nostalgia and a Britain that probably in all reality actually never was. It stirs something noble in our soul to see a mighty machine of iron and steel powered by coal shovelled into a furnace by down to earth fellows in sooty blue overalls, boiling water until it has the pressure to move untold tons. Sometimes we wish that the world still had that sense of grandeur, rather than the depressingly soulless digital world of today. More power to the traction engine. NB

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