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		Britain's Railway Heritage - Steam In The Midlands Cat No. DVDIV002 In this fascinating programme, we take a journey through some of the Heritage Steam Railways operating in the Midlands. Sit back and enjoy visiting Chasewarter - 'Asbestos' at Brownhills West, Severn Valley-80079-45110 at Highley and Bridgnorth, Churnet Valley-44422 at Cheddleton and the Great Central Railway - 92212 at Loughborough. Plus main line steam Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005700096 Category: E Price: £1.65 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Brunel's Great Britain Cat No. DVDIV004 Brunel was undoubtedly a genius, but many of the projects he was involved with were dogged by bad luck. The SS Great Britain was no exception, yet nevertheless when she was launched in 1843 she was the largest and most advanced ship afloat having all the features of a modern passenger liner. During her first few years of service misfortune followed her, culminating in 1846 when she ran aground on the east coast of Ireland during a stormy night, with 180 passengers on board. She remained stranded for nearly a year but was saved from destruction by two ingenious ideas of Brunel. One to protect her from the weather while she remained aground on a very exposed coast, the second a remarkable method which he put forward to the Great Western Steamship Company for re-floating her. She was re-floated in August 1847 and was towed back to Liverpool where she was sold. From 1852 till 1876 she plied to and from Australia carrying passengers. Later she served as a cargo ship until she became stranded in the Falklands Islands in 1886 where she remained till 1970 when she was towed back to Bristol to be restored. Brunel's Great Britain follows the story of the ship from the formation of the Great Western Steamship Company, her first owner till the ship was brought back to Bristol in 1970. It is a fascinating tale, which spans 135 years. Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005700201 Category: E Price: £1.65 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		100 Years Of Triumph Cat No. DVDIV016 The Triumph story is now a hundred years old as the first motorcycle, known as No.1, found its way into the Triumph's catalogue in 1902. Since then of course an endless stream of famous models flowed off the lines at Priory Street, Meriden, and now Hinkley. Names such as the Trusty in 1914, the Ricky - a fast roadster brought out in 1922, and could reach a speed of 65mph, Horsman, Tiger, and the best motorcycle of all the pre war machines, the famous Speed Twin.All these names evoke in the imagination of those who know, on both sides of the Atlantic, a picture of power combined with that special Triumph individuality that all the machines had. During the war tragedy struck the factory which was destroyed when Hitler's airforce attacked Coventry. But from this disaster the most famous of all Triumph's works grew - the factory at Meriden. Although there was a long gap in production along with a crippling shortage of man power by the end of the war, Triumph still managed to produce nearly 50,000 machines for the military. After the war more famous names graced great new machines - Trophy, Thunderbird, and of course in 1959 the Bonneville, the engine of which owed a great deal to American racers. Other names such as Daytona and Trident also graced the roads of the USA, Britain and many other countries all around the world, but the Japanese influence started to take it's effect and Triumph sales dropped until the company ceased production. Also, sadly in an attempt by 'The Meriden Co-operative', with government help, also failed to keep Triumph afloat and in 1983 production of the last Bonneville at Meriden ceased when the receiver was called in. Now we come to the second part of the story. In 1983 John Bloor purchased the site at Meriden along with all rights to the name. Five years later, after lots of speculation and whispers in the industry, a press release finally announced that a whole new range of Triumphs would be manufactured from a new works in Hinckley. 1992 saw the end of the first full year of production during which nearly 5000 motorcycles had been produced, this figure has increased annually to reach over 30,000 today.So we reach 2002, a hundred years after No.1. was first advertised in the Triumph catalogue. Today, I feel quite sure that if we speculate on the future and look forward to 2102 I am confident that we shall still see on the roads magnificent machines graced with names such as Sprint, Tiger, Thunderbird, Trident, Daytona, and of course, Bonneville. Why not? Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005700515 Category: E Price: £1.65 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Classic Vintage Tractors Cat No. DVDIV038 If you drive around the countryside you might be lucky enough to see some of the hundreds of vintage tractors that are still widely spread across our land. They can be found, in various states of repair, in farmyards, on driveways, or in the gardens of houses in the most unexpected places - or just left derelict on waste ground. A good place to see an extensive range of some of the best examples of these ageing beasts is at one of the many annual shows that are dotted around the country, where proud owners gather to display their magnificent machines. Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005700799 Category: E Price: £1.65 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Classic Working Tractors Cat No. DVDIV039 Powerful and sophisticated are adjectives not wasted on the modern day tractor; their drivers having an array of high-tech features to assist them with their everyday work. Yet old reliables still chug around carrying out a good days labour as they have done for many decades. Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005700805 Category: E Price: £1.65 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Classic Early Vintage Tractors - Pre 1930s Cat No. DVDIV040 For those of you who enjoy looking at vintage tractors and seeing them in action, well, you are in for a treat when you watch this documentary. At the 2002 Great Dorset Steam Fair there was a sensational collection of pre 1930 tractors and in this programme we have selected some of the best at the show to feature in this video diary of the event. You will see tractors built by manufactures that are still in production today, but most were built by companies that didn`t survive the test of time - either by going out of business or being taken over by companies. Look out for the 1901 Ivel and the huge Case that would look more at home on the North American prairies than in the rolling countryside of Dorset. Also featured are tractors built by Hart-Parr, John Deere, Fordson, Minneapolis, Fiat, Caterpillar, Crawler, International, and there are two magnificent Rumley Oil Pull`s in the parade too, plus many more! Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005700812 Category: E Price: £1.65 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Classic Vintage And Veteran Motorcycles - Volume 1 Cat No. DVDIV043 Towards the end of the nineteenth century many British manufacturing companies jumped onto a revolutionary, new and growing bandwagon that was to help more and more people travel short journeys easily and quickly. This was in the new pedal bicycle business. Then in 1896 a Coventry firm called Bayliss and Thomas fitted a Belgium Minerva engine to one of their bikes and the Excelsior was born; the first British motorcycle to grace our roads. But they were unable to hold the monopoly for long, for by the turn of the century dozens of other manufacturers followed their example and the British motorcycle industry was born. In the two volumes of this documentary you will be able to see and hear about many of the very early models produced between the wars and afterwards. Much of the video you will see of the earlier motorcycles are pictures of the last examples of their type. To list here all the motorcycles you will be able to see in the two volumes of this set would take up far too much space as there are well over a hundred classic models to look at. But, just to wet your appetite here are just a few: 1902 Excelsior. 1903 Kelly. 1904 Ormonde. 1906 Lloyd Thomas. 1904 Quadrant. 1910 Lincoln Elk. 1909 Brown. 1914 Royal Enfield. 1912 New Imperial. 1906 Imperial. White Heather. Date unknown. 1907 Rex. 1908 Triumph. 1909 Torpedo. Later models Include: 1920 N.U.T. 1922 Wolf. 1923 Douglas. 1911 Singer. 1913 Rover. 1912 Rudge. 1914 Scott. 1915 Connaught. 1917 Royal Rugby. Sheffield Minor. 1921 Auto Glider Scooter. 1922 Radco. 1923 Triumph. 1923 PV Spring Frame. 1898 Dennis Speed King. 1915 New Hudson. 1934 New Imperial. 1931 Rudge. 1908 Norton. 1920 Norton 1921 Vellocete. Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005700850 Category: E Price: £1.65 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Classic Vintage And Veteran Motorcycles - Volume 2 Cat No. DVDIV044 Towards the end of the nineteenth century many British manufacturing companies jumped onto a revolutionary, new and growing bandwagon that was to help more and more people travel short journeys easily and quickly. This was in the new pedal bicycle business. Then in 1896 a Coventry firm called Bayliss and Thomas fitted a Belgium Minerva engine to one of their bikes and the Excelsior was born; the first British motorcycle to grace our roads. But they were unable to hold the monopoly for long, for by the turn of the century dozens of other manufacturers followed their example and the British motorcycle industry was born. In the two volumes of this documentary you will be able to see and hear about many of the very early models produced between the wars and afterwards. Much of the video you will see of the earlier motorcycles are pictures of the last examples of their type. To list here all the motorcycles you will be able to see in the two volumes of this set would take up far too much space as there are well over a hundred classic models to look at. But, just to wet your appetite here are just a few: 1902 Excelsior. 1903 Kelly. 1904 Ormonde. 1906 Lloyd Thomas. 1904 Quadrant. 1910 Lincoln Elk. 1909 Brown. 1914 Royal Enfield. 1912 New Imperial. 1906 Imperial. White Heather. Date unknown. 1907 Rex. 1908 Triumph. 1909 Torpedo. Later models Include: 1920 N.U.T. 1922 Wolf. 1923 Douglas. 1911 Singer. 1913 Rover. 1912 Rudge. 1914 Scott. 1915 Connaught. 1917 Royal Rugby. Sheffield Minor. 1921 Auto Glider Scooter. 1922 Radco. 1923 Triumph. 1923 PV Spring Frame. 1898 Dennis Speed King. 1915 New Hudson. 1934 New Imperial. 1931 Rudge. 1908 Norton. 1920 Norton 1921 Vellocete. Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005700867 Category: E Price: £1.65 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Classic, Vintage Sports Cars - Early Vintage Cat No. DVDIV070 The Vintage Sports-Car Club was founded in 1934. In 1976 racing started at the Cadwell Park and has been there ever since. This video which is the first part of two, features The Shuttleworth and Nuffield Trophies Race Meeting, showing the races which are as competitive today as they where 60 to 80 years ago. Cars include, the GN, Frazer Nash Cycle cars, Bugatti, Austin, Woseley, Bentley, Maserati and many more. We also have interviews with the owners of these fascinating vintage cars talking about the stories and history behind them. Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005701215 Category: E Price: £1.65 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Classic, Vintage Sports Cars - Post Vintage Thoroughbreds Cat No. DVDIV071 The Vintage Sports-Car Club was founded in 1934. In 1976 racing started at the Cadwell Park and has been there ever since. This video which is the second part of two, features The Shuttleworth and Nuffield Trophies Race Meeting, showing the races which are as competitive today as they were 40 to 50 years ago. We feature the post vintage pedigree cars from the 1950's and on, such as C and D type Jaguars, Lotus Cooper, Morgan, Willment and Rejo. Plus there is a special event for the Formula Junior and Formula 3 cars, all mainly constructed in the 1950's. We also have interviews with the owners of these fascinating Thoroughbred cars talking about the stories and history behind them. Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005701222 Category: E Price: £1.65 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Classic British Motorcycles - Vincent & Velocette Cat No. DVDIV074 Both the names Vincent and Velocette are synonymous with all that was great about British motorcycles during their heyday. HRD was originally founded by Howard R Davies in 1924, but slow sales forced him into voluntary liquidation in 1927. The company was bought the same year by Philip Vincent with support from his father and so the most well known and respected marque in British motorcycling history. Velocette was a family run company which after a shaky start built up a solid reputation mainly for its large capacity four stroke singles most of them being in traditional black and gold. Velocette was often ahead of its time which eventually proved to be its Achilles heel, for overspending on development costs which eventually crippled the company. Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005701253 Category: E Price: £1.65 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Classic British Motorcycles - Norton Cat No. DVDIV075 James 'PA' Norton, founded his company in 1898 making bicycle parts, producing his first motorcycle in 1902 - it looked like and ordinary pedal bicycle with a Clement engine and a petrol tank bolted on. Later, Norton also used Peugot engines before he used those of his own design. Throughout the history of the company Norton had a very competitive racing team taking many trophies and breaking many records, especially throughout the thirties and early fifties. Sadly the high-water mark of the company's success came after 'PA' Norton died in 1925 at the tragically young age of 56. Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005701260 Category: E Price: £1.65 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Classic, Vintage And Post War Cars Cat No. DVDIV079 The British Motor Car Industry supplied hundreds of thousands of cars, to nearly every country in the world, for a large part of the last century. Even after the Second World War, British companies still retained twenty-five percent of the world market.We are not going to look at what went wrong here. Instead, in this programme we are going to look at some of the best British motor cars. Wonderful cars, that still survive today and are driven to shows all over the country where their proud owners can show them off, and others of us go green with envy. Cars today, to me, nearly all look the same, in vintage and post war days, each manufacturer had their own exclusive, and recognisable look, big or small, the cars then had style, class, some of them even had brakes all round!If you like looking at, and hearing about cars. This one is for you. Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005701345 Category: E Price: £1.65 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		The World Of Heavy Haulage Cat No. DVDIV090 Today we have a twenty-four hour haulage system in this country carrying everything we need to keep our businesses and households functioning - without it our society would grind to a holt within a few days. On our farms, horses and oxen have been replaced, firstly by traction engines then tractors, reducing the work force needed to feed the country from around fifty-percent to about five.In this documentary, while we look at a range of traction engines, steam buses, vans and lorries, plus heavy trucks, we will be examining the history of heavy haulage right back to 4000BC when wheels were first used to make carts.Hero, Leonardo da Vinci, Della Porta, Papin, Savery, Necomen, Cugnot, Trevithick and Thornycroft all made their contribution to the development of modern day agriculture equipment and transport. For many their only reward for their efforts was to die penniless. Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005701475 Category: E Price: £1.65 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		The Milwaukee Marvel - Harley-Davidson Cat No. DVDIV091 Harley-Davidson has been producing motorcycles since 1903. It was founded by William S.Harley and Arthur Davidson. Later, Arthur's brothers Walter and William also joined. In 1903 only three machines were built, then in 1904 production moved to a shed behind the Davidson's house where work began on the 30 cubic inch single which was latter named "The Silent Grey Fellow". Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005701482 Category: E Price: £1.65 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Traction Engines Vol.1 - The Millers Trail Cat No. DVDIV096 This two-day sponsored steam engine road run was arranged by the friends of Bardwell Mill and the East Anglian Traction Engine Club. Its purpose was to raise money to repair the Bardwell Mill. On the first day we covered about half of the twenty-five mile run filming the Engines rolling around the countryside. There are interviews with some of the owners of these fascinating engines. Engines include Ruston and Hornby, Foden Wagon, Ransomes, Marshell, Sentinel Wagon and many more...! Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005701543 Category: E Price: £1.65 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Traction Engines Vol.2 - The Millers Trail Cat No. DVDIV097 In this video programme we follow the second day of the Millers, Trail, looking at the latter part of this extraordinary two-day sponsored steam engine road run. This programme had managed to capture the atmosphere of these fascinating engines, with in-depth interviews talking about the real life experiences of running and maintaining Traction Engines.Engines include Aveling and Porter, Burrell, Fowler, Fowell and Maclaren. Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005701550 Category: E Price: £1.65 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Trains In Traction - The HST, DMU & Electrics Cat No. DVDIV098 In this DVD, we look at the motive power used to carry the majority of rail travellers throughout the country. From the HST, involved in long cross country journeys, to the multiple units providing services to small countryside places.Also included are electric locomotives powering the main line express between major cities. Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005701567 Category: E Price: £1.65 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Mighty And Mini Tractors Cat No. DVDIV100 Tractors of all sizes are an essential tool to farmers throughout the world. Many of the early manufacturers have now disappeared - either taken over, or just gone out of business. The ones that have survived supply superb machines, both large and small, equipped to handle any job they are needed for by the modern farmer. In this programme we look at tractors of all ages and sizes from the earliest to the latest. Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005701598 Category: E Price: £1.65 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Rail Around Series - West Midlands Cat No. DVDIV101 This programme looks at the West Midlands rail network filmed between 1993 and 1996. We visit Worcester, Cheltenham Spa, Gloucester, Hereford, Shrewsbury, Chester, Wolverhampton, Walsall and many more smaller locations on the way. Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005701611 Category: E Price: £1.65 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Rail Around Series - East Midlands Cat No. DVDIV102 This programme looks at the East Midlands rail network filmed between 1993 and 1996. We visit Derby, Nottingham, Newark, Sleeford, Gainsborough, Grantham, Barnetby, Nuneaton, and many more smaller location on the way. Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005701635 Category: E Price: £1.65 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Rail Around Series - North Midlands Cat No. DVDIV103 This programme looks at the North Midlands rail network filmed between 1993 and 1996. We visit Crewe, Stone, Longport, Stoke-on-Trent, Blythe Bridge, Uttoxeter, Buxton, Ambergate, Belper, Clay Cross, Derby and many more locations on the way. Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005701659 Category: E Price: £1.65 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Steam In The 21st Century - The Severn Valley Railway Cat No. DVDIV112 The Severn Valley Railway with its 16 miles of reopened track is one of the longest Heritage Railways in the country today, running between its two terminuses Kidderminster & Bridgenorth through one of the most picturesque valleys in the West Midlands. While looking at pictures of the Railway as it is today, this documentary tells the story of the history of the SVR from its conception, to its opening in 1862, to its final closure in 1963 as another casualty to Beeching. Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005701765 Category: E Price: £1.65 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Steam In The 21st Century - Brecon Mountain Railway Cat No. DVDIV113 This documentary tells the story of two railway companies. The first, 'The Brecon Mountain Railway' which opened Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005701772 Category: E Price: £1.65 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Best Of British - The History Of MG Cat No. DVDIV115 Cecil Kimber was the man behind MG convincing William Morris in the early 1920s to let him produce more stylish cars than was available at the time. At first he mounted Cowley chassis on special four-seater bodies, and these were sold as 'The Chummy' without too much success, but he soon got it right. At first Kimber's cars were sold as Morris Garages Specials before this was shortened to just MG. It only took a few years of Kimber producing his unique range of cars before in 1928 MG had its first stand at the motor show in Olympia exhibiting for one the 847cc over-head-cam Midget. In 1962 the most successful of all MG sports cars was introduced this was of course the spectacular MGB. In 1975 the millionth MG was produced. In 1979 while the MG staff were celebrating their 50th anniversary of building cars at the Abingdon works British Leyland Chairman Sir Michael Edwards announced that the decision had been made to axe MG sports car production. And this decision was announced publicly on 10th September 1979. Today, as I write this, I wonder if the MG badge will still grace cars in 2024 when MG should celebrate its centenary. I hope so it's too good a marquee to lose. Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005701796 Category: E Price: £1.65 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Aviation At War - "Memphis Belle" Cat No. DVDIV119 Comprises two outstanding films featuring the best known USAAF WWII bomber - Boeing B-17 flying fortress. William Wyler's The Memphis Belle is deservedly known for its superb colour filming of combat skies over Germany.Inspiration for David Puttnam's feature movie of the same name.Beyond The Line Of Duty may be less well known, but is definitely well worth watching for its remarkable combat exploits. Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005701833 Category: E Price: £1.65 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Aviation At War - F4U Corsair In WWII Cat No. DVDIV123 The F4U was in production longer than any other U.S. Fighter of WWII. Truly it was the last and probably the best prop driven fighter. This DVD provides both an expert account of the Corsair's capabilities and a vivid visual record of its combat department with U.S. Marines and US Navy. Much of it in colour. Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005701871 Category: E Price: £1.65 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Aviation At War - B-24 Liberator At War Cat No. DVDIV124 Series of World War II films that superbly illustrate the strength, might and staying power of the Liberator. More Liberators were built than any other American WWII combat plane. It served in all theatres and won its reputation the hard way - in action. Outstanding feature of this DVD must be great colour footage of Liberators on mission from North Africa, over Mediterranean and Balkans. 75 minutes of Historic Air Power Action. Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005701888 Category: E Price: £1.65 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Steam In The 21st Century - The Battlefield Line Cat No. DVDIV133 The Battlefield Line acquired its name after the track was relayed, by it present owners, back to Shenton Station which stands on part of the ground where the Battle of Bosworth was fought in 1845.The line was originally opened in 1873 and was known as the Ashby and Nuneaton joint Railway. Passengers traffic ceased as early as 1931 and the line finally closed altogether in 1970. The Shackerstone Railway Society was formed in 1969 and has gradually rebuilt part of the line in a southerly direction from Shackerstone reaching Shenton in 1992. Today on a visit to the line you can enjoy a pleasant ride through the Leicestershire countryside, there is plenty of rolling stock to look at, and the building are certainly worth a visit and at Shackerstone you will find a well stocked museum. In this programme while visiting the line, we recall in brief the history of the Ashby and Nuneaton Joint Railway and the Shackerstone Railway Society. Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005701970 Category: E Price: £1.65 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Rail Around Series - North West Cat No. DVDIV134 This programme looks at the area in the North West, this footage was filmed between 1995 and 1998, we visit Preston, Blackpool North, Blackburn, Leyland, Liverpool Lime Station, and many more smaller location on the way. Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005701987 Category: E Price: £1.65 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Classic Buses And Coaches - Their Places In History Cat No. DVDIV135 In this documentary while looking at steam, petrol and diesel driven buses and coaches, we also examine their place in history. At first the all powerful railway companies didn't fear the growth of the road transport, they looked upon the humble buss as just a feeder for their stations from where any long distance journey would be taken by train. How wrong they were to be so complacent. Throughout their history bus and coach companies have been subject to government interference. They've been nationalised, privatised, deregulated, subsided and franchised, but there are still many companies in business. Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005701994 Category: E Price: £1.65 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Classic Car Collection Cat No. DVDIV142T The History of MG, Classic Collector's Cars & The History of Jaguar Format: 3 DVD Boxset (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005702069 Category: E Price: £4.15 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		D-DAY Remembered - D-DAY Remembered Part 1, 2 & 3 Cat No. DVDIV145T Featuring...(Planning-Waiting-Go - Part One) - Getting into the third year of the war, 1942, the Americans wished to invade France but the British were not convinced that this was a viable proposition. After a lot of deliberation they found a compromise. First, North Africa was invaded, shortly followed by Sicily, then Italy in the hope that this would throw the Germans off balance. This was a successful ploy, as the German's didn't know where the Allies would invade next: Norway, Denmark, Northern or Southern France, Portugal, or the Balkans. German divisions in the West were spread too thinly to cover all these possible invasion sites. The Germans were expecting, convinced by Allied intelligence, that if the invasion was to be Northern France it would take place at the Pas de Calais. So, when the invasion forces landed at Normandy the Germans were completely surprised, and by the time the Germans released their Panser reserves it was just too late... - (The Planning Begin - Part Two) - American airborne divisions the 82nd and the 101st landed on the Cotentin peninsular protecting the right flank of the American landing beaches Utah and Omaha. Utah was a walk over for the Americans, however Omaha turned out to be a blood bath as wave after wave of troops were mown down as they landed. Only American grit kept them pushing forward until eventually the beach was secure. - (A Foothold Is Gained - Part Three) - Part Three completes the story of the American Landings and covers the British, Canadian and other Allies landing on Gold, Juno and Sword beaches. First to land in the east was the 6th British airborne who landed on the Eastern end of the attack to defend the flank of the beaches, at the same time destroying batteries and bridges while holding others. By D-Day plus 1 the Allies had not achieved many of their D-Day objectives, but they had gained a foothold strong enough to guarantee the freedom of Europe. D-Day was the longest day for many, for other it was their last. This is their story... Format: 3 DVD Boxset (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005702090 Category: E Price: £4.15 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Trains in Traction - Diesels Cat No. DVDIV148T Featuring...(Diesels In Action) - This informative programme shows diesel locomotives in various locations throughout the British Countryside. Included in this rare footage is a history covering the last decade of how changes to the organisation and privatisation of the railway system brings us to the diesel locomotives which we have come to know today. - (More Diesels In Action) - This DVD follows on from the previous Diesel In Action programme and visits new stations such as Warrington Bank Quay, Wolverhampton, Culham, Willington, Sellafield and many more, as well as a visit to Ashfordby mines with a fascinating look at the operation of the surrounding locomotives in the transportation of coal for the coal industry. We also look at how the Daventry international freight rail terminal works. Class 20 and 47 are mainly featured in this programme. - (More Rail Freight_ - This DVD Portrays rail freight operations during the period of privatisation. We show aspects of items suck as coal handling, steel, oil, container traffic and permanent way trains. We also show shunting operations at Longport Junction, Stoke-on-Trent and the variety of traffic passing through Ryecroft junction and Walsall. Format: 3 DVD Boxset (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005702120 Category: E Price: £4.15 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		The Blenheim Story - The Forgotten Bomber Vol 1, 2 & 3 Cat No. DVDIV149T In this new series of tapes about the twin engine Blenheim, we have edited together recordings of memories recalled by members of air and ground crews who served in Blenheim squadrons, the majority of which have never been seen before. These, together with contributions from others associated with the aircraft and historians who have written about it, give a vivid picture of those early days of the war and before, when Blenheims were in Britain's first line of defence. Format: 3 DVD Boxset (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005702137 Category: E Price: £4.15 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Bela Lugosi Collection Cat No. DVDIV155T Bela Lugosi in 'Invisible Ghost', 'The Corpse Vanishes', and 'Scared To Death'. - Actor Bela Lugosi, born in Lugos, Hungary on October 20th,1882, was the screen’s most notorious personification of evil. At the peak of his career in the early ‘30s, he helped usher in an era of new popularity for the horror genre. Format: 3 DVD Boxset (Black/White) Label: Instant Vision Genre: HORROR Barcode: 5060005702410 Category: PG Price: £4.15 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Boris Karloff Collection Cat No. DVDIV156T Boris Karloff in 'Mr Wong The Detective', 'Mr Wong In China Town' and 'Mystery Of Mr Wong' - Boris Karloff is recognised as one of the true icons of horror cinema. Born William Henry Pratt on November 23rd 1887, in Camberwell, London, England, he was educated at London University in anticipation that he pursue a diplomatic career. However, he emigrated to Canada in 1909 and joined a touring company and adopted the stage name "Boris Karloff". He toured for over ten years in a variety of low-budget theatre shows and eventually ended up in Hollywood with very little money to his name. Needing cash to support himself, Karloff securred occasional work in the fledgling silent film industry. Eventually along came the role of Mr Wong the distinguished, gentlemanly Oriental detective, who detective skills were incomparable. Format: 3 DVD Boxset (Black/White) Label: Instant Vision Genre: HORROR Barcode: 5060005702427 Category: PG Price: £4.15 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Classic Westerns Collection Cat No. DVDIV157T Featuring...(Rage At Dawn): - Detectives stage a fake train robbery to attract the evil reno brothers and their outlaw gang in this gritty and forceful western. Randolph Scott takes time out to romance their pretty sister, played by Mala Malapowers, before bringing the gang to justice. - (Judge Priest): - Classic John Ford directed Americana, this movie is based on the stories of Irvin Cobb. A small-town judge in the old south stirs up the place with stinging humour and common-sense observations as he tackles prejudices and civil injustices in this warm, affectionate and funny look at a slice of American life. - (Tulsa): - In this classic western, the daughter of a cattle owner builds an oil empire, Susan Hayward portrays an oil women, who fights for her property and stages wildcat drilling strikes. Format: 3 DVD Boxset (Black/White) Label: Instant Vision Genre: WESTERN Barcode: 5060005702434 Category: U Price: £4.15 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		John Wayne Collection Cat No. DVDIV158T Disc 1: - Riders of Destiny/ West Of The Divide/ Sagebrush Trail - Disc 2: - Blue Steel/ Paradise Canyon/ Desert Trail - Disc 3: - Texas Terror/ Dawn Rider/ The Trail Beyond - Born Marion Morrison in 1907, John Wayne would become one of the greatest and most enduring screen legends in the history of cinema. His career began in the 1920's and he is closely associated with westerns. It was in these early westerns that he developed his famous screen image. When director John Ford spotted this emerging talent he cast him as the Ringo Kid in Stagecoach. "The Duke's future was sealed". Format: 3 DVD Boxset (Black/White) Label: Instant Vision Genre: WESTERN Barcode: 5060005702441 Category: U Price: £4.15 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Rudolph Valentino Collection Cat No. DVDIV159T Disc 1: - The Sheik - Disc 2: The Eagle - Disc 3: Blood & Sand - Rudolph valentino was born in castellaneta Apulia, Italy on the 6th May 1895. In 1913 he went to America landing in New York where he worked for a short time as a dancer and gained a certain amount of local fame. He then joined an operetta company that disbanded in Utah. From there, he moved to California where he started his career in Cinema, which was still in the silent era at the time. He made a dozen films that made him famous, leading on to his greatest film succeses from 1921 to his untimely death in 1926. Format: 3 DVD Boxset (Black/White) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SILENT Barcode: 5060005702458 Category: U Price: £4.15 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Roy Rogers Collection Cat No. DVDIV160T Disc 1: - Billy The Kid Returns/ Saga Death Valley /Days Of Jesse James. - Disc 2: - Colorado/ Robin Hood Pecos/ Cowboy And Senorita. - Disc 3: - In Old Cheyenne/ Sunset On The Desert/ Song Of Texas. - Roy Rogers was born in November 1911. His name is synonymous with intergrity and honesty, and he personifies the values, traditions and spirit that are the heart of America Rogers personifies the values, Roy was a superstar who entertained the whole family. What made him unique was that there was no difference between the screen persona and Rogers the man. In fact, in all but a few of his early films, Roy played himself. He was known as The King Of The Cowboys. Format: 3 DVD Boxset (Black/White) Label: Instant Vision Genre: WESTERN Barcode: 5060005702465 Category: U Price: £4.15 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Classic Tractors - The Collection Cat No. DVDIV164T Featuring…(Classic Working Tractors) - Powerful and sophisticated are adjectives not wasted on the modern day tractor, their drivers having an array of high-tec features to assist them with their everyday work. Yet, old reliables still chug around carrying out a good day's labour as they have done for many decades. In this programme we hunt down examples of both, tractors such as John Deere, Case, Messy Ferguson, Ford and many more. - (Classic Vintage Tractors) - A good place to see an extensive range of vintage tractors is at one of the many shows across the country in this programme we visit one in Essex, where there was a huge range of well restored vintage tractors, made by Case, McCormick Deering, Oliver, Alliis, Chalmers and many more. - (Mighty And Mini Tractors) - Tractors of all sizes are an essential tool to farmers throughout the world. Many of the early manufacturers have now disappeared - either taken over, or just gone out of business. The ones that have survived supply superb engines, both large and small, equipped to handle any job are needed by the modern farmer. In this programme we look at tractors of all ages and sizes from the earliest to the latest. Format: 3 DVD Boxset (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005702502 Category: E Price: £4.15 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Aviation At War (Bombers) - The Collection Cat No. DVDIV165T Featuring…(Memphis Belle) - Comprises two outstanding films featuring the best known USAAF WWII Bomber Boeing B-17 flying fortress. William Wyler's 'The Memphis Belle' is deservedly known for its superb colour filming of combat skies over Germany. Inspiration for David Puttnam's feature movie of the same name. - (The Forgotten Bomber) - Blenheim's fought in all three main features of action during the second world war, yet their contribution to the defense of this country is scarcely remembered, hence the title of this documentary, 'The Forgotten Bomber'. It is also a story that is still going on today in the 1990's. At Duxford Museum a restoration team, led by Graham Warmer are rebuilding a 2nd Blenheim to an airworthy condition to replace the one that took them 12 years to rebuild, which crashed at an airshow in 1987, due to pilot error one month after the aircraft had been completely restored. - (B-17 Fortress Of The Sky In WWII) - The three separate films on this DVD aim to convey some of the unique characteristics of the B-17 at war and its essential contribution towards vistory. Format: 3 DVD Boxset (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005702519 Category: E Price: £4.15 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Best Of British Bikes - The Collection Cat No. DVDIV166T Featuring…(100 Years Of Triumph) - The Triumph story is now a hundred years old as the first motorcycle, known as No.1 found its way into the Triumph catalogue in 1902. Since then of course endless stream of famous models flowed off the lines at Priory Street, Meriden and now Hinkly. This programme covers the hundred years of Triumph including a visit to the factory and the motorcycle museum. - (Vincent & Velocette) - Both the names of Vincent and Velocette are synonymous with all that was great about the British motorcycles during their heyday. Vincent HRD was originally founded by Howard R Davies in 1924 but went into liquidation in 1927. The company was bought the same year by Phillip Vincent this then lead to the manufacture of both bikes, this programme covers the history - (Norton) - James 'Pa' Norton founded this company in 1898 making bicycle parts, producing his first motorcycle in 1902 - it looked like an ordinary pedal bicycle with a Clement engine and petrol tank bolted on. Later, Norton also used Peugeot engines before he used those of his own design. In the early thirties and fifties the company had a lot of success in racing its motorbikes, but this was after 'Pa' Norton sadly died. The company was taken over in 1953 by AMC after which there was still plenty of good bikes made. This programme covers the history of the Norton. Format: 3 DVD Boxset (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005702526 Category: E Price: £4.15 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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		Aviation At War (Fighters) - The Collection Cat No. DVDIV167T Featuring…(America's Best WWII Fighters) - In World War II, the United States with its technological skill and industrial might, designed and manufactured many different aircraft. In the ruthless test of battle, certain design emerged supreme and become fighting legends. The Lockhead P-38 Thunderbolt and the North American Mustang, these machines had their own designs for their different roles in combat. - (F4U Corsair In WWII) - The F4U was in production longer than any other U.S Fighter of WWII. Truly it was the last and probably the best prop driven fighter. This programme provides both an expert account of the Corsair's capabilities and a vivid visual record of its combat department with the U.S Marines and U.S Navy. Much of it in colour. - (P-47 Thunderbolt At War) - Republic P-47 Thunderbolt - the seven ton milk jug. A might mean machine, originally designed for high level interception, but just as deadly as a ground attack aircraft, or in a bomber escort role. Both the two action packed films on this DVD clearly demonstrate the point: Ramrod to Emdon -P-47's with the 8th Air Force bombers over Germany - and Thunderbolt - William Wyler's classic colour documentary of the Italian campaign. Format: 3 DVD Boxset (Colour) Label: Instant Vision Genre: SPECIAL INTEREST Barcode: 5060005702533 Category: E Price: £4.15 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%)
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Classic Cars - The Collection
Cat No. DVDIV168T

Featuring...(Best Of British - The History Of Jaguar) - William Lyons, later Sir William, was one of the founders of the Swallow Side Cars Ltd. Sir William guided the company over fifty years from its humble beginning in a garage in Blackpool, to becoming a giant of the British motor industry, producing a line of cars such as the Ss1 and 2. The SS Jaguar 100, Mark V, V11, X, Xk120, C-D and E Type, Xj6, XJS and many more all known for their style, performance, luxury and price. After his retirement Sir William Lyons remained honourary president of jaguar