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Hardback book with jacket. Price clipped. Very clean and bright internally. Looks little read. The story of two railway branch lines which served the seaside resorts on the southern shore of the Firth of Forth and carried people to Edinburgh across several generations. The North Berwick to Drem line became unique in that all four forms of motive power – steam, horse, diesel and electric – operated its normal passenger services at different periods and it survived, against all odds, to become one of Scotland’s last rural branch lines