For a synopsis of the history of Bassett-Lowke, please refer to the Wikipedia web site, which states :
Around 1969, Ivan Rutherford Scott, Allen L. Levy and Roland H. Fuller apparently made an effort to revive the model railway business. They wrote the introduction to a limited-edition album called "Bassett-Lowke: A Commemorative Edition" (1969). The volume commemorated the Flying Scotsman's tour of the US that year, a tour in which Bassett-Lowke participated. In the introduction the authors stated that the industrial model-making business and the railway model-making had been split, with the former continuing as Bassett-Lowke Limited in Northampton, and the latter as Bassett-Lowke (Rlys) Limited at 59 Cadogan Street, London, sharing space with Steam Age. The book showed the products they intend to bring to market.
Bassett-Lowke (Railways) Ltd., Catalogue, soft cover 1968 |
Bassett-Lowke (Railways) Ltd., Catalogue, hard cover 1969 |
Bassett-Lowke (Railways) Ltd., Catalogue, hard cover 1969 |
Bassett-Lowke (Railways) Ltd., Catalogue, hard cover 1969 |
Bassett-Lowke (Railways) Ltd., price list December 1968 |
Bassett-Lowke (Railways) Ltd., price list 1968/69 |
Steam age, Model Engineer magazine, 1978 |
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