BR ASTT 1982-1992 as a resource

[Deltic055]

I have all BR ASTT from May 1982 - 1992, during recent house move they got completely soaked. Carefully dried they are still damaged. Is it worthwhile dismantling and scanning them, or is this already done online somewhere? How would I make them available online? People are always asking me check things, so there seems to be a demand. Due to their thickness, scanning intact is not an option. Any help or guidance gratefully received, thanks. Pete

 

[pdeaves]

For the benefit of those who may not already know, could you define ASTT, please?

 

[62484GlenLyon]

Timetableworld.com is your friend here. I cannot publish a better link to this site as I am working on my ipad rather than my laptop.

 

[The exile]

For the benefit of those who may not already know, could you define ASTT, please?

All Systems TimeTable, wasn’t it (aka the Bible)

 

[hexagon789]

All Systems TimeTable, wasn’t it (aka the Bible)

Great Britain Passenger Timetable, then British Rail Passenger Timetable and usually abbreviated as GBTT in my experience.

Never seen ASTT I'll be honest, but from your use of "May 1982" I did assume you were referring to the BR Timetable.

As stated above, Timetable World offers the full set from beginning to end of BR, including the regional timetables that predated the full GB one being launched in 1974.

 

[Deltic055]

Thanks to all for such prompt responses - much appreciated. I believe Timetable World do have the collection, but commercially at approx £10 a pop. I may just scan and save for my own use and those who keep asking for historic info. Thanks again

 

[DarloRich]

I would scan and save plus keep the originals if they can be dried out.

Archival material is very useful in many ways to many people!

 

[hexagon789]

Thanks to all for such prompt responses - much appreciated. I believe Timetable World do have the collection, but commercially at approx £10 a pop. I may just scan and save for my own use and those who keep asking for historic info. Thanks again

1982 is available to view free, but I think that is the only GB-wide one.

There are some regional ones which can be viewed free.