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Railroads Illustrated Annual 2024 The 2024 Railroads Illustrated Annual is packed with photography from coast to coast, including... • Farewell to Montana Rail Link • Florida East Coast Paint Schemes • Action on Fort Worth & Western Railroad • A Look Back at Colorado’s Joint Line • Day in North America 40th Anniversary ... and so much more! Color photos, Softcover. |
Wrvr |
$34.95 |
$29.95 |
Railway Prototype Cyclopedia Volume 36 |
Dbtk |
$90.00 |
$75.95 |
Rio Grande’s K-28 Locomotives By Jerry Gray Alco built ten locomotives for Denver & Rio Grande Western in 1923, and three of these remarkable machines still call Durango home, powering the iconic “Silverton” trains since the 1950s. Here is the story of the first modern narrow gauge locomotive on Rio Grande and how it is posed to enter its second century of service. Author Jerry Day spent 45 years compiling information and more than 300 photos, maps, track folios, drawings, and diagrams, including a three-page foldout drawing created by Mike McKenzie for this 200+ page volume. In addition, you will find the history of D&RGW’s purchase of the K-28s, the operational history on the lines they ran, and the history of K-28 snow fighting operations, special passenger runs, wrecks & mishaps, movie appearances, locomotive modifications and changes, and how the K-28s operate today on the Durango & Silverton railroad. Includes an appendix with the complete D&RGW/Alco specs for the locomotives. 200+ pages, 300 Photos, Maps, Drawings, Diagrams + 3 Page fold out drawing, Hardcover. |
Wrvr |
$79.95 |
$67.95 |
Rio Grande In Color Volume 6: Tennessee Pass By Jeff Simley This entry features 1990s action on Tennessee Pass as the last Rio Grande locomotive-powered trains move traffic over the Continental Divide. The book covers every facet of operation needed to keep trains going on the pass 3% grade. It's the last hurrah for the small yet mighty Rio Grande before it succumbed to industry mergers. 128 pages, Color, Hardcover. Our price for this Morning Sun Title DOES include FREE Shipping! |
MS |
$69.95 |
$53.95 |
Rio Grande In Color Volume 7: Front Range By Jeff Simley The Front Range mountains west of Denver are a formidable railroading challenge. The Rio Grande and its predecessor Denver North Western and Pacific overcame them by going over them and then through them via Moffat Tunnel. In this book we witness the final days of Rio Grande-powered trains in the 1990s as they charge up 2% grades, 10-degree curves, and 28 tunnels to the Moffat Tunnel at the Continental Divide. We will also get a look at giant coal trains using three separate power consists holding back their tonnage as they descend from the Divide into Denver. Our coverage extends west through Byers Canyon and Gore Canyon to see the Rio Grande moving freight "Thru the Rockies, not around them"! 128 pages, Color, Hardcover. Our price for this Morning Sun Title DOES include FREE Shipping! |
MS |
$69.95 |
$53.95 |
Rio Grande In Color Volume 8: Hauling Freight over the Great Divide By Jeff Simley On Rio Grande’s Tennessee Pass, the SP Central Corridor crossed The Great Divide, a formidable obstacle to east-west rail traffic, in the 1990s. A new locomotive, the GE AC4400CW, was introduced to tame the 3% grades, hauling massive tonnage 24/7 at 10,000+ feet! This included coal & taconite trains at 13,000+ tons, double-stack trains, & a fleet of merchandise freights. 128 pages, Color, Hardcover. Our price for this Morning Sun Title DOES include FREE Shipping! |
MS |
$69.95 |
$65.50 |
Rio Grande Trackside; with Jim Ozment By James Sandrin The all-color photographic perspective of a Division Engineer of the Rio Grande during the 1950s and 60s, both in his work and hobby. 128 pages, Color, Hardcover. Our price for this Morning Sun Title DOES include FREE Shipping! |
MS |
$54.95 |
$41.95 |