Casserley: father & son
H.C. Casserley was an exceptionally persistent photographer, especially during the period between 1920 and 1951, and he covered an extraordinary mileage initially by train (there are charming photographs of his honeymoon taken in some unlikely locations in the Scottish Highland, including one in a Pullman observation car.
Locomotive cavalcade, 1920-1951. Berkhamsted:
Author, 1952. 216pp.
Originally began as series of six articles in Railway Magazine
Vol. 96. Confined to work of author/photographer and ordered on a year-by-year
basis. Several of the pictures were taken from the gardens of author's homes
in Beckenham and then Berkhamsted. Colour frontispiece and two colour plates.
It is not clear which of the colour material is based on colour photography
(if any) and which was prepared from coloured images.
Casserley, H.C. and Asher, L.L. Locomotives
of British Railways; London, Midland & Scottish group: a pictorial
record. London, Andrew Dakers, 1955.114 p. 172 illus.
Casserley, H.C.. and Johnston, S.W.
Locomotives at the grouping: London, Midland and
Scottish Railway. London, Ian Allan, 1966. 192 p. + 32 plates.
126 illus., 299 tables.
A 1923 stock list.