NEW DECEMBER 2020. The title is 'Ticket Examiners' Handbook', published by the British Railways Board and given their reference BR25952. This edition is stated to be Number 3 and is dated 1989. It contains over 200 pages, shown here as two-page spreads. New and changed items are shown by a thick black line in the right-hand margin, though in some cases the ones on left pages may be hidden in the fold of the binding.

The sections include Route Availability, Ticket Types and Validities; Examination and Collection of Tickets; Ticket Styles; Railcard Schemes and Authorities for Reduced Fares;  Excess Fares; Payment for Tickets; Ticket Frauds and Travelling Irregularities; Accompanied Animals and Articles; Staff Travel; Maximum and Minimum Charges and Miscellaneous Charges; Ticket stamper route codes (a full list) and ticket nips/marks (all depicted); and the Open Stations system. Many tickets, passes and travel documents are illustrated.

The file is word-searchable and is provided with comprehensive bookmarks. It will be available to download as soon as payment has been made. You go to your account and click on ‘Downloads’. New customers create an account as they place their order.
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