The Midland Railway Study Centre holds a copy of the 1946 "Instructions respecting the working of rail motors and motor trains" (Item No. 77-11931) and Summerson reproduces the title page of the 1935 version; from snowy1051's photos, the Midland system of 1908 seems to have remained the LMS standard system..   Nearholmer, one thing I don't understand in your deduction of how the system worked is the suggestion that with the locomotive's mechanical regulator open, the vacuum-controlled