
Pannier 20 – Summer 2005
(24 pages)
- The REAL American Bogie (Photos from Maine railroad) (Mike Wiltshire)
- Notes on the ‘Krugers’ (Peter Jones)
- Long Lived Toads (5 photos – 1993) (Mike Wiltshire)
- Three Barnstaple branch trains (c1930) (Keith Ettle)
- 2935 Caynham Court (Mike Wiltshire)
- Hawksworth Coaches (3 photos, 1984 & 1992) (Mike Wiltshire)
- Diagram O27 Opens (Keith Ettle)
- GWR Magazine, March 1931 – ‘High Capacity Wagons for S Wales Steel’
- Index to Pannier Issues 1-18

Pannier 19 – Summer 2004
(20 pages)
- GW Brake Van Brandings (Stephen Manchip)
- Autocoach Diag A27 166 at Swindon, 1963 (Mike Wiltshire)
- More Wagon Photographs, 1971 (Bob McCunn)
- Diffident and Different but they did exist (Lattice post signals) (Peter Squibb)
- An Unusual Carriage, 1956 (Ex-Ambulance vehicle rebuilt) (David Geen)
- Vintage Carriage Rake investigated, c1924 (Chris William & Richard Spratt)
- Westbury Semaphores (Mike Wiltshire)
- Starcross Occupation Crossing, 2000

Pannier 18 – Winter 2003
(24 pages)
- GWR Locomotive Tenders Part 2, 1926-1962 (Roger White)
- Coal Traffic and Private Owner Wagons in the South West (Stephen Manchip & Richard Porter)

Pannier 17 – Spring 2003
(26 pages)
- GWR Narrow Gauge Locomotive Tenders Part 1, 1854-1952 (Roger White)
- Birches and Billbrook Halt, c1968 (Bob McCunn)

Pannier 16 – Autumn 2002
(20 pages)
- GWR Load and Structure Gauges (David Smith)
- Private Owner wagons in the South West (David Smith)
- Barlow Rail (David Smith)
- Accident at Norton Fitzwarren, 1890 (David Smith)
- GWR Rail Built Stop Blocks (David Smith)
- Ebbw Junction, Newport, 1948 (David Smith)

Pannier 15 – Winter 2002
(28 pages)
- 4 and 6 wheel Coach Designs in the Dean Era – Part 2 (Martin Goodall)
- Transatlantic Travel Illustrations (see article in Pannier 14) (Roger Trueman)
- Coal traffic and Private Owner wagons in the South West (Stephen Manchip)
- China Clay Wagons (Geoff Sheppard)
- Newport (High Street) (2 photos by Reg Cooper) (Chris Gwilliam)
- Identification of GWR Clerestory Bogie Coaches (John Lewis)
- Saddle Tank Lettering – another viewpoint (Steve Bromhall)

Pannier 14 – Autumn 2001
(24 pages)
- GWR Early 8 wheel Clerestory Coaches (John Lewis)
- A Wonderful Country Station (Reminiscences of Loudwater) (David Gardner)
- Lettering on Saddle Tanks (Martin Goodall)
- Transatlantic Travel and GW Hotels (Roger Trueman)
- Diary of a Bristolian – a trip to London 1893 (Roger Trueman)

Pannier 13 – Spring 2001
(20 pages)
- Mechanism of Livery Change (Len Tavender)
- Whit Weekend Train Identification in the 1930’s, Part 2 (Nigel Pocock)
- Outside Frame Wooden Vans (Martin Goodall)
- Barlow Rail (Len Tavender)

Pannier 12 – Autumn 2000
(20 pages)
- 4 and 6 wheel Coach Designs in the Dean Era – Part 1 (Martin Goodall)
- In Search of a Saloon (Steve Manchip)
- Third Class Saloon Dia G20 (Barry Scott)
- Beer and Co Wagons (Kingsbridge coal merchants) (Steve Manchip)

Pannier 11 – Spring 2000
(20 pages)
- Timetables and stock allocation for Clarbeston Road (Harry Ryland)
- Derailed Special near Pershore circa 1900
- Whit Weekend Train Identification in the 1930’s, Part 1 (Nigel Pocock)
- Coal Traffic and Private Owner Wagons in the South West (Richard Porter & Stephen Manchip)
- Pentewan (David Sutton)
- GWR Ground Signals (Martin Goodall)