and Bertie Stories from Book 5 - Troublesome Engines: DEL142 (196x) - 1. Henry and the Elephant, 2. Tenders and Turntables DEL143 (196x) - 1. Trouble in the Shed, 2. Percy Runs Away Stories from Book 6 - Henry the Green Engine: DEL150 (196x) - 1. Coal, 2. The Flying Kipper DEL151 (1966) - 1. Gordon's Whistle, 2. Henry's Sneeze Stories from Book 7 - Toby the Tram Engine: DEL152 (196x) - 1. Toby and the Stout Gentleman, 2. Thomas in Trouble DEL153 (196x) - 1. Dirty Objects, 2. Mrs Kindley's Christmas Stories from Book 8 - Gordon the Big Engine: DEL154 (196x) - 1. Off the Rails, 2. Leaves DEL155 (1966) - 1. Down the Mine, 2. Paint Pots and Queens Stories from Book 9 - Edward the Blue Engine: DEL212 (196x) - 1. Cows!, 2. Berties' Chase DEL213 (196x) - 1. Saved from Scrap, 2. Old Iron Stories from Book 10 - Four Little Engines: DEL214 (196x) - 1. Skarloey Remembers, 2. Sir Handel DEL215 (196x) - 1. Peter, Sam and the Refreshment Lady, 2. Old Faithful Stories from Book 11 - Percy the Small Engine: DEL216 (196x) - 1. Percy and the Signal, 2. Duck Takes Charge DEL217 (196x) - 1. Percy and Harold, 2. Percy's Promise Decca and Argo recordings In the 1970s the stories were released on 12" (33⅓rpm) vinyl albums by Decca Records as part of their "World of Children's Stories" series. Each record contained the stories from two complete books, one book on each side. The sleeve notes included the same quote from Rev. W. Awdry (see Delysé recordings, above). The sleeve illustrations were taken directly from the artwork of the original books. The first eight books were again narrated by Johnny Morris. The original Delysé recordings were re-used. Decca was also the owner of the Argo label, renowned for its audiobooks and other non-music recordings. It was therefore a natural progression to extend the series on this label. New recordings were made for six further books from The Railway Series, starting with Edward the Blue Engine. These stories were narrated by Willie Rushton and the gaps between the tracks included atmospheric (if not always accurate) steam or diesel sound effects. The albums were later released on audio cassette under the same labels. Recordings were produced by Peter Johnson ('Peter John Productions'); with Kaye & Ward Ltd and Third Man Music being identified