Other Sites of Interest

Air

Aeroflight

Aeroflight calls itself 'The Website for Aviation Enthusiasts', which is not a bad description. It's not aimed especially at collectors but the information in this site is considerable and the Media link from the homepage may well be worth exploring, as well as details of forthcoming Airshows, at the bottom of the index.
www.aeroflight.co.uk

Historic Flying

Only come to Historic Flying if you are really a big-league collector. Not long ago on this website you could only buy either a Brewster F2A-1 Buffalo or a Griffon Hovercraft!
www.historic-flying.com/content.htm

Rail

Railwayana

Robin J. Gibbons maintains a stylishly constructed website. It is what he calls 'mainly UK-centric', giving details of a number of recent and forthcoming auctions as well as a list of specialist auctioneers.
www.railwayana.com

Railway Collectors Events Diary

Tony Hillman offers a very good list of railwayana auctions, nationwide, with onward links to some of the auctioneers' own websites.
http://www.prorail.co.uk/events/

Road

Wheels

Wheels is a website for bus enthusiasts, notably those who love the Midland Red, and in the real world it has a shop selling bus models and a restaurant in a railway carriage. Online, it offers quite a bit of historical information about buses, accessed from Introduction, Midland Red Modelsand Preservabus. This last link explains the involvement in bus restoration projects.
www.wheels.co.uk

See also Splendid Whizzers Association
www.splendidwhizzers.com

Sea

Ships of the Old Navy

Michael Philips has posted here a great deal of historical information under the title Ships of the Old Navy. The links from the left-hand margin index are arranged alphabetically by ship name.
http://www.cronab.demon.co.uk/INTRO.HTM

Clipper Maritime Antiques

Robin Langford of St Ives, in Cornwall, has put two pages on the web here illustrating some of the items in his collection of maritime antiques. The photographs can be enlarged by clicking and written descriptions are given to support them.
www.maritime-antiques.co.uk