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'''Ken Glazier''' (died 2007, aged 72) was the founder of the [[Marylebone and Paddington CHE Group]], and also a founder and leading member of | '''Ken Glazier''' (died 2007, aged 72) was the founder of the [[Marylebone and Paddington CHE Group]], and also a founder and leading member of [[The Transport Group]]. | ||
==Books by Ken Glazier== | |||
The following are published by Capital Transport.<ref>http://www.eplates.info/books/authors.html</ref> | |||
*''The Battles of the General: London Buses 1918–1929'' (2003) | |||
*''London Buses and the Second World War'' (1986) | |||
*''London Buses in the 1950s'' (1989) | |||
*''The Last Years of the General: London Buses 1930–1933'' (1995) | |||
*''Routes to Recovery: London Buses 1945–1952'' (2000) | |||
*''London Buses in the 1960s'' (1998) | |||
*''London Buses Before the War'' (1985) | |||
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Latest revision as of 13:08, 10 July 2026
Ken Glazier (died 2007, aged 72) was the founder of the Marylebone and Paddington CHE Group, and also a founder and leading member of The Transport Group.
Books by Ken Glazier
The following are published by Capital Transport.[1]
- The Battles of the General: London Buses 1918–1929 (2003)
- London Buses and the Second World War (1986)
- London Buses in the 1950s (1989)
- The Last Years of the General: London Buses 1930–1933 (1995)
- Routes to Recovery: London Buses 1945–1952 (2000)
- London Buses in the 1960s (1998)
- London Buses Before the War (1985)
References
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