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"Southern Pacific Freight Cars. V. 1 Gondolas and Stock Cars" By Anthony W. Thompson This is the first volume in a planned series on Southern Pacific freight cars. It covers gondolas and stock cars, and the era is approximately 1900-1960, though with some coverage before and after those years. The book contains an extensive array of rosters, photos and, where possible, drawings of the major car classes, along with other material as available, such as construction photos, publicity photos, lettering drawings, and so forth. Survival of the cars over the years is presented, as are numerous photos of the cars in service. Included are not only work (ballast) gondolas, but such signature cars of the SP as the 1920s GS gondolas from Enterprise (often called "Ulrich" cars), the 1940s GS gondolas, including a chapter on side extensions for wood chip, sugar beet, and other services, 1950s solid-bottom cars, and ore cars. Stock cars, from the CS-11 cars of the 1890s, through the standard Harriman cars, to the various late conversions of other cars to stock cars, are also given a full treatment. Freight car history has a number of dimensions. Built dates, car numbers, car characteristics are only the bare bones. A complete history would also include reasons for construction of a particular car class and exploration of its design heritage; indications of the service to shippers to which a car class was assigned; and indications of the longevity of the class, culminating in rebuilding or scrapping. Though it is not possible to provide all this detail on every car class, this book does offer much of this type of history. The large number of photographs, particularly in-service images showing the cars at various times in their lives, make this a truly comprehensive volume. Complete roster information, including car specialties such as trucks and hand brakes, are presented in a nod to the modeling community. A few color photos are included among the 537 total tally of photographs, to show the appearance of these car types, though SP freight cars such as gondolas and stock cars were overwhelmingly painted boxcar red throughout the period covered. 320 pages, 537 Photos (8 in Color), 30 Drawings, Bibliography, Index, Hardcover. |
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"Southern Pacific Lines Standard Design Depots" By Henry E. Bender, Jr The railroad depot was once a vital part of local communities as well as essential to railroad operations. And particularly in the West, depots were often landmark structures. Southern Pacific and its predecessor railroads constructed and maintained depots throughout their territory. Between 1877 and 1894 a series of 26 numbered standard plans for depots was developed, and each plan was successively in use for a few years. By the beginning of the 20th century, there were more than 600 SP depots and telegraph offices. By then, many older depots, as well as most new ones at that time, had been or would be built to these standards. This book describes those depots. The story of depots in SP’s far-flung territory is an interesting one: when they were built, what they looked like, and when they were destroyed or were saved. Particularly for smaller communities, the depot was once an integral part of local life, so the life stories of these depots are an integral part of town history. 320 pages, 437 Photos, 46 Drawings, Bibliography, Index, Hardcover. |
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1950s Freight Car Color Guide Volume 1: Boxcars By James Kinkaid and Ken Donnelly The 1950s are arguably the classic era for freight cars, pre-dating the mergers that would erase many venerable roads and leave us with new names such as Penn Central, Seaboard Coast Lines, and Erie-Lackawanna. In the 1950s, "boxcar red" was everywhere, but colorful new paint schemes were arriving and turning heads. It was the final decade of friction bearings and roofwalks, and the ultimate years of stock cars, ice-bunker refrigerator cars, and even the XM 40' boxcar! 128 pages, Hardcover. |
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Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway in Color V. 2 Pennsylvania-Middle Division By Mike Zollitsch A milepost-by-milepost tour of the former BR&P line in Pennsylvania from B&O days to today. Author Zollitsch leaves no stone unturned as he relates the operation and local flavor of this rural trackage. 128 pages, Hardcover. |
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C&O in Color V. 3 By Jeremy F. Plant and William McClure III West from the coalfields of West Virginia, the C&O and its operations are examined in colorful detail. Steam and early diesel as well as the second generation of C&O power. 128 pages, Hardcover. |
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Erie Lackawanna In Color Volume 2: New York State, Buffalo-Hornell, Syracuse By Larry DeYoung EL expert Larry DeYoung examines the Empire State operations of the Route of Friendly Service from Buffalo/Hornell to Syracuse, Utica and Suffern. Ride the Southern Tier and its extensive branchline system when the EL hosted anything from SD45s to F3s on the head end. 128 Pages, Hardcover. |
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Erie Lackawanna In Color Volume 7; Mahoning Division By Stephen M. Timko A journey through the Company's most highly-industrialized division with a veteran Mahoning Division employee. Journey with us to take a look at the division that produced more revenue annually than the balance of the Railroad. 128 Pages, Hardcover. |
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Erie Lackawanna In Color Volume 8: New York Division By Robert J. Yanosey The New York Division was the busiest division on the EL comprised of a tangle of suburban commuter lines and freight routes. Photographers Al Holtz and Bill Rosenberg captured the workings of this dynamic division from New York City and out to the Delaware River. 128 Pages, Hardcover. |
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Erie Lackawanna Through Passenger Service In Color V. 2; 1965-1970 By John J. Boehner The PHOEBE SNOW, some lesser trains and THE LAKE CITIES are examined as EL winds up its long distance passenger service. 128 Pages, Hardcover. |
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Erie Lackawanna Trackside w/Allan Roberts & Arthur Erdman By Arthur J. Erdman October 17, 1960 to April 1, 1976 – a short 16 years of existence for the Erie Lackawanna Railway. It was painful to see the EL fade into history when Conrail absorbed it. We’ll visit the Erie, Lackawanna, & EL sides, as well as the most interesting connections along the way. This title will delight EL fans as the author takes us on a striking photographic tour featuring illuminating stories of the departed Route of Friendly Service! 128 Pages, Hardcover. |
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Freight Car Color Portfolio Book #4 ACFX-CSXT By Robert J. Yanosey Famed rail photographer Em Gulash traveled extensively in the U.S. and Canada and made it part of his standard repertoire to photograph freight cars in these far flung places. This volume covers the rolling stock of ACFX, AGPX, ATSF, ATW, BAR, BN, B&LE, B&M, BNSF, B&O, CHTT, CN, CP, CR, CRYX, CSXT, and other roads. 96 pages, All Color, Softcover. |
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Hudson & Manhattan Railroad In Color By Robert J. Yanosey This publication marks the 50th Anniversary of the H&M’s demise. This new book examines the final decade of the H&M and the first decade and a half under PATH, the agency set up to run the Hudson Tubes. 128 pages, Hardcover. |
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Long Island Rail Road Multiple Unit Cars Volume 2: Cars Built 1953-2020s By Michael Boland Continues the history of the commuter road's vast fleet of Multiple Unit (MU) cars, beginning in 1953 with 20 cars purchased by William Wyer, the railroad's trustee. It then features the Pullman-Standard car fleets of 1955 and 1963 as well as cars purchased by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority starting in 1968, first with the M1 fleet of Metropolitans, then M3's, M7's and finally the M9's of 2020. Also covered are the railroad's two sets of gas turbine/electrics and Budd Rail Diesel Cars (RDC's). 128 pages, Hardcover. |
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Missouri Pacific Through Passenger Service In Color By Greg Stout The post war passenger service of the MoPac is examined across its far-reaching system as well as the road it absorbed to reach the Windy City, the Chicago & Eastern Illinois. 128 pages, Hardcover. |
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New York City Electrified Railroads In Color Volume 1: Lines Into Grand Central Terminal By Alfred E. Fazio and Bridget M. Hodgson The east end operations of the New York Central and New Haven railroads are examined from an electric traction point of view. The successor operators also! 128 pages, Hardcover. |
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Norfolk & Western in Color V3 1974-1982 By Stephen M. Timko After a decade of absorbing the Nickel Plate and Wabash, the expanded Norfolk & Western finds its stride and a new NW logo. 128 pages, Hardcover. |
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Northwestern Pacific In Color By Scott Inman and Ed Mackinson This perennial railfan favorite combined fascinating operations with gorgeous scenery. Our coverage extends from the late steam era to the years following its spinoff by Southern Pacific. 128 pages, Hardcover. |
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Northwestern Pacific Railroad Volume 2: Passenger and Freight Operations, Petaluma & Santa Rosa Railroad, Maintenance-of-Way Equipment In Color By Ed Mackinson and Scott Inman The Northwestern Pacific Railroad was promoted as the "Redwood Empire Route" and featured 300 miles of railroading through rugged, geologically active Northern California terrain. Built primarily to serve the timber and lumber industry, the NWP operated as a subsidiary of parent company Southern Pacific during the era of color photography. This is an in-depth look into the operation of the railroad's freight and passenger service, a revisit to the Petaluma & Santa Rosa Railroad, and a review of the Maintenance-of-Way equipment that kept the railroad in service. 128 pages, Hardcover. |
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Otto Perry & the Union Pacific Nebraska Division By Michael M. Bartels & James Reisdorfe This book features the best photo work of the late and well-known railroad photographer Otto C. Perry from Denver as they relate to Perry's travels over a 30-year period along the former Nebraska Division of the Union Pacific Railroad. This main line division extended from Council Bluffs, Iowa, across portions of Nebraska and Colorado, to Cheyenne, Wyo. Ninety-two black-and-white illustrations from the years 1925-1958 include the last of steam, early diesels and classic streamliners along the Overland Route. 80 pages, B&W, Horizontal, Softcover. |
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Penn Central Power in Color V 3, 6000-7499, Six Axle Diesels and GP9’s By Robert J. Yanosey The big six axle power of Penn Central is detailed in roster and action photography - SD35's, SD40s, and SD45's through the Alcos and GE's. The versatile GP9's contributed from all three component roads are also covered. 128 pages, Hardcover. |
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PRR Color Guide to Freight and Passenger Equipment V. 2 By Ian S. Fischer This Color Guide by noted PRR rolling stock historian Ian S. Fischer, features the early 1960’s photography of Paul Winters around Columbus, Ohio in beautiful color. See former N&W hoppers now PRR class H2A, round-roof K9 stock cars which were converted from automobile cars, unusual M of W equipment and much more. 128 pages, Color, Hardcover. |
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Railroad Critters in Color V 2 By Stephen M. Timko A continuing look at industial size locomotives behind industry fences. Volume 2 contains additional photos of smaller critters - less than 50 tons, and expands into the field of larger critters. 128 pages, All Color, Hardcover. |
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Railroad Critters in Color V 3 By Stephen M. Timko A visit to the industiral "backyards" for a view of railroad operations using cookie-cutter and special-order locomotives built by Atlas, Baldwin, Davenport, GE, Plymouth, Porter, Whitcomb and others. Over 300 new photos. 128 pages, All Color, Hardcover. |
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Railroad Critters in Color V 4 By Stephen M. Timko A continuing look at the industrial type locomotives of the minority builders. Davenport, Plymouth, Porter, Vulcan and more as well as GE's popular line of "tonners". 128 pages, All Color, Hardcover. |
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Reading Company Power in Color V 2 Second Generation Diesels By Robert L. Davis Jr GP30s, C425s, SD45s, GP35s, big Alk’s – they’re all here in this tour of Reading’s final diesel fleet. 128 pages, All Color, Hardcover. |
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Reading Railroad Main Line. Belt Line Jct- Port Clinton. By: Ben L. Bernhart Limited Edition #128 of 300. 153 pages, Plus main line valuation maps mile 61.25 to 78.25 |
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Reading Railroad Mainline. Oley Street, Reading – Beltline Junction. By: Ben L. Bernhart Ltd Edition book v 5, 06/19/2018. #287 of 300. 335 pages. Hcvr Horiz. b&w photos, and a few colored photos. Plus main line valuation maps mile 59 to 61.25. |
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Rock Island Westward V. 1 "Memories of the High Line" By Thomas R. Lee Small number found at printer. Volume 1 of a detailed history of the Clay Center Line, also known as the "High Line," the Rock Island Railroad's Kansas subdivision from McFarland to Belleville. Covers the history from construction in 1887 to shutdown in 1980, including the years of glory when the Colorado Flyer, Red Ball freights and local passenger trains ran swiftly to the years of heartbreak when floods, wrecks and looming bankruptcy took their toll. Extensive interviews with Rock Island employees help to flesh out the story. Includes detailed information on schedules and motive power. With timetables, end paper maps. 256 pages, Color & B&W, Hardcover. |
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Rock Island Westward V. 3 "The Western Division" By Thomas R. Lee This is the third and final volume by the author on the history of the Rock Island Railroad Western Division, which extended west from Council Bluffs, Iowa, to both Denver and Colorado Springs. This brief book, based on a manuscript which the author had prepared prior to his death in 2014, presents freight train operations on the Western Division between 1930 and 1952. This time frame corresponds to Rock Island service during the Great Depression, World War II and the postwar end of steam power. This book includes authoritative text on Rock Island freight operations across the division, plus historical photographs by noted rail photographers Otto Perry and Richard Kindig. This is a complementary companion piece to earlier volumes in the series. 280 pages, Color & B&W, Softcover. |
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Santa Fe Intermountain West.; Colorado Railroad Annual #23 Raton Mountain Journal + more. Hardcover |
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Seaboard Coast Line Through Passenger Service In Color By Greg Stout An in-depth dive into the great trains of the Atlantic Coast Line, Seaboard Air Line, and merged Seaboard Coast Line, which moved passengers between Chicago, the Northeast, and sunny Florida! 128 pages, Hardcover. |
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12/23/24 |
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Southern Pacific 4-8-0 Locos By J.A.Strapac & Tom Dill A new book by noted Steam and Diesel authority Joe Strapac and Tom Dill, detailing the history of the 4-8-0 steam locomotives owned by the Southern Pacific. The SP rostered 84 engines in several classes and the various changes to them are documented throughout the book. Illustrating the text are numerous unpublished photos from the cameras of noted railroad photographers H.L. Arey and H.H Arey as well as Robert McFarland, Bert Ward, Gerald Best and others. A chapter on tenders by Arnold S. Menke and a comprehensive roster is included, along with engine diagrams, division assignments and engine dispositions. 208 pages, B&W, Hardcover. |
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Southern Pacific in San Francisco By John R. Signor While it could be argued that Sacramento, California, was the point from which the vast Southern Pacific Railroad system grew, it was San Francisco which became the nucleus of wealth, power and political influence that was to become the Southern Pacific Co. Here the railroad system was planned, financed and managed. Southern Pacific was one of the first large corporations to make San Francisco its headquarters and was for many years California’s largest employer, and largest land owner – except for the federal government – in most of the states it operated in. Underscoring the city’s importance, San Francisco was milepost zero in a system that identified the location of all points of the vast Southern Pacific Railroad, west of El Paso, by their distance from San Francisco. Within the city itself, SP employed thousands of people over the years in its offices, shops, yards and on its trains, streetcars, ferries and steamships. The railroad gave unselfishly to the relief work that followed the earthquake and fire of 1906. Yet is is in San Francisco that we find the origin of the sobriquet, “the Octopus,” which appeared in editorials criticizing the company’s monopoly of the city’s streetcar systems, long before the popular novel of the same name was published. The opulence of its high-ranking officials added fuel to the fire. San Francisco was the only point on the former Southern Pacific system – or west of the Mississippi for that matter – that has enjoyed daily commuter rail service for nearly 160 years, mostly under SP management. And it was out of San Francisco that the last of SP mainline steam locomotives operated. Southern Pacific moved into what would become its final decades of activity in San Francisco with a spirit of optimism and innovation, yet railroad freight operations eventually withered under intense pressure from other forms of transportation, competition from the Port of Oakland, mergers, and the flight of rail-served industry and warehousing from the city in the face of escalating property values. At this point, Southern Pacific’s greatest asset was the critical real estate it controlled in the city, which it attempted to leverage for much-needed cash. Ultimately by 1996, and the merger with the Union Pacific Railroad, Southern Pacific for all intents and purposes had disappeared from San Francisco entirely. This then is the story of the rise and fall of this once great corporation in San Francisco in all of its manifestations spanning 132 years, focusing primarily on its rail operations within the San Francisco Terminal. 344 pages, 560 Photos, 33 Maps, B&W/Color, Hardcover. |
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Southern Pacific Los Angeles Division By John Signor, SPH&TS From the first stirring of a Los Angeles & San Pedro Railroad locomotive in January 1869, to the merger with Union Pacific on September 11, 1996, Southern Pacific’s Los Angeles Division in all of its manifestations was an engine of growth and prosperity in Southern California. It employed many thousands over the years in its offices, shops and trains. It brought settlers west, established towns, brought war workers in and sent the troops home. Much has been written about the Southern Pacific and its subsidiaries in the Southland. This volume was conceived to augment these works by tracing the long and involved operating history of the Southern Pacific as it first helped to create Southern California, then later adapted to cope with its explosive growth. Accompanying the text are over 1,000 photographs—most never published, including 456 in color—timetables and other ephemera, and 76 maps, many of which are rendered in the author’s unique “bird’s eye view” style.With Los Angeles as a destination of significance from the beginning, the author has been able to draw from a wealth of historic material on the subject, preserved by the railway itself, official repositories, interested employees and other individuals which includes photographs, first hand experiences and the day-to-day paperwork that documented how SP operated in Southern California. Southern Pacific’s Los Angeles Division is sure to find a place on the book shelves of those interested in the SP, or the history of Southern California as a whole. 584 pages, Hardcover. |
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Southern Pacific Maintenance of Way Equipment By K.W. Harrison From the Southern Pacific Historical & Technical Society is an exhaustive catalog of maintenance of way equipment on the Southern Pacific and subsidiary lines. More than twenty years in the making, Kenneth Harrison documents more than fifty thousand maintenance of way cars and equipment with over 1,200 photographs, hundreds never before published. Subsidiary lines covered include the T&NO (and predecessors), Cotton Belt, SD&AE, SP de Mexico, NWP and Pacific Electric. Equipment coverage is broken down into the following groups: flangers, spreaders, snow plows, wrecking (relief) cranes, relief outfits, pile drivers, shovels, ditchers, boarding cars, roadway water cars, roadway box, roadway flats, roadway ballast, test and supply cars, shop switchers and many system oddities. 496 pages, B&W and Color Photos, Horizontal Hardcover. Also included is a CD-ROM with all available roster information for all subsidiary lines. |
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Southern Pacific's Golden Empire 1954-1958 By Joe Dale Morris and Rod Crossley Travel the Golden Empire through the cameras of John B. Hungerford and Harold F. Stewart in more than 495 mostly never-before-published photographs in color. Mr. Hungerford, an author and printing company owner, traveled California and the west from one end to the other focusing on the action of the Southern Pacific Railroad's main lines, branch lines, narrow gauge, Nacozari Branch and interchange railroads. Harold Stewart, a Motorman with the Pacific Electric and later a Locomotive Engineer with the Southern Pacific, traveled throughout the west photographing the SP and other railroad companies. You'll see first hand the photographs as observed through the extraordinary cameras of Misters Hungerford and Stewart. Considering the era, 98 percent of the book is of steam locomotives at work. Includes some nice photographs of the Magma Arizona, Pickering Lumber and Ferrocarril de Nacozari. 296 pages, Color Photos, Hardcover. |
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The Long Island Railroad in Color V.2 1966-1990 By Arthur J. Erdman New owners and management bring major changes to the world’s largest commuter railroad while equipment from the 1950’s and 60’s continues to serve. 128 pages, Color, Hardcover. |
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The Long Island Rail Road In Color Volume 3: Equipment Color Guide and Facilities By Arthur J. Erdman Divided into two parts, this book first looks at the varied rolling stock used by the LIRR in freight, passenger and maintenance of way service. Its stations, towers, yards and other facilities are later toured in this 128-page all color book, mostly during the 1950-1980 era. 128 pages, Color, Hardcover. |
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The Long Island Rail Road In Color Volume 4: The Photography of William J. Brennan By Arthur J. Erdman Bill Brennan's LIRR photography is some of the best of the 1960s. The road was exclusively the domain of Alco's and FM's during this wonderful grey and orange period. 128 pages, Color, Hardcover. |
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The Monongahela Railway In Color V. 3: The Conrail & NS Era By Stephen M. Timko More spectacular color coverage by Roy Ward of the Monongahela Railway in the Conrail and Norfolk Southern era! The entire former Monongahela is featured in this final volume, as well as a look at Conrail’s connecting Mon Line. 128 pages, Hardcover. |
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Trackside Reading Anthracite Country with Arch and Bruce Kantner By Jeremy F. Plant The source of Reading Company prosperity – its central Pennsylvania anthracite territory – was recorded by the Kantner Brothers in color chiefly during the 1950s. The last of steam and the earliest of Reading diesels are shown at work, gathering and hauling coal as well as providing first class passenger conveyance. 128 pages, Hardcover. |
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Tumbleweeds and Fast Freights Santa Fe in Color series #4. New Mexico. By Joe McMillan We follow the Santa Fe from Clovis in the east to the Arizona state line in the west, and from La Junta, Colorado south to El Paso, Texas. Included are the ore lines around Hurley, the Carlsbad potash lines, the Baca coal spur, and much more. Expanded coverage is given to the terminal at Clovis and to famed Abo Canyon. "TUMBLEWEEDS documents the last three decades (1965-1995) of the Santa Fe in New Mexico. 440 pages, B&W/Color, Harfdcover. |
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Warbonnets & Bluebonnets By Joe McMillan This is the long-awaited Volume 3 of the Santa Fe in Color Series and features the last three decades (1965-1995) of the Santa Fe in Texas 440 pages, Color, Hardcover. |
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Wheat Lines & Super Freights By McMillian Santa Fe in Color Series - Vol 3 covers operations of the Santa Fe in the states of Kansas, Oklahoma, and Colorado; packed with great photos, informative captions and end-sheet maps. List price $64.95, hardcover, all-color photos, 240 pages. |
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American Car & Foundry Box Cars 1960-1981; American Refrigerator Transit; Billboard Refrigerator Cars; Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Equipment, 1883-2004; Great Northern Lines East, Second Ed.; Jerome and the Northern Roads Railroads of Arizona V6; Merchants Despatch, Its History and Equipment; Southern Pacific Freight Cars. V. 1 Gondolas and Stock Cars; Southern Pacific Freight Cars V. 4; Box Cars; Southern Pacific Lines Standard Design Depots; Southern Pacific Ten-Coupled Locomotives; Southern Pacific’s Salt Lake Division; Southern Pacific’s Western Division; Steam Days in Dunsmuir; The Elgin, Joliet and Eastern Railway; The Magor Car Corporation; The Visalia Electric Railroad Southern Pacific’s Orange Grove Route; Union Pacific in The Los Angeles Basin;
Signature Press American Car & Foundry Box Cars 1960-1981; Signature Press American Refrigerator Transit; Signature Press Billboard Refrigerator Cars; Signature Press Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Equipment, 1883-2004; Signature Press Great Northern Lines East, Second Ed.; Signature Press Jerome and the Northern Roads Railroads of Arizona V6; Signature Press Merchants Despatch, Its History and Equipment; Signature Press Southern Pacific Freight Cars. V. 1 Gondolas and Stock Cars; Signature Press Southern Pacific Freight Cars V. 4; Box Cars; Signature Press Southern Pacific Lines Standard Design Depots; Signature Press Southern Pacific Ten-Coupled Locomotives; Signature Press Southern Pacific’s Salt Lake Division; Signature Press Southern Pacific’s Western Division; Signature Press Steam Days in Dunsmuir; Signature Press The Elgin, Joliet and Eastern Railway; Signature Press The Magor Car Corporation; Signature Press The Visalia Electric Railroad Southern Pacific’s Orange Grove Route; Signature Press Union Pacific in The Los Angeles Basin;
American Car & Foundry Box Cars 1960-1981 Signature Press; American Refrigerator Transit Signature Press; Billboard Refrigerator Cars Signature Press; Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Equipment, 1883-2004 Signature Press; Great Northern Lines East, Second Ed. Signature Press; Jerome and the Northern Roads Railroads of Arizona V6 Signature Press; Merchants Despatch, Its History and Equipment Signature Press; Southern Pacific Freight Cars. V. 1 Gondolas and Stock Cars Signature Press; Southern Pacific Freight Cars V. 4 Box Cars Signature Press; Southern Pacific Lines Standard Design Depots Signature Press; Southern Pacific Ten-Coupled Locomotives Signature Press; Southern Pacific’s Salt Lake Division Signature Press; Southern Pacific’s Western Division Signature Press; Steam Days in Dunsmuir Signature Press; The Elgin, Joliet and Eastern Railway Signature Press; The Magor Car Corporation Signature Press; The Visalia Electric Railroad Southern Pacific’s Orange Grove Route Signature Press;Union Pacific in The Los Angeles Basin Signature Press;
Book "American Car & Foundry Box Cars 1960-1981 By Edward S. Kaminski"; Book "American Refrigerator Transit By Stuart T. Maher, G.J. Michels, Jr and Gene Semon"; Book "Billboard Refrigerator Cars By R.H Hendricson & Edward S. Kaminski"; Book "Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Equipment, 1883-2004 By Daniel P. Holbrook"; Book "Great Northern Lines East, Second Ed. By Patrick. C. Dorn"; Book "Jerome and the Northern Roads Railroads of Arizona V6 By David f. Myrick"; Book "Merchants Despatch, Its History and Equipment By Roger C. Hinman"; Book "Southern Pacific Freight Cars. V. 1 Gondolas and Stock Cars By Anthony W. Thompson"; Book" Southern Pacific Freight Cars V. 4; Box Cars By Anthony W. Thompson;" Book "Southern Pacific Lines Standard Design Depots By Henry E. Bender, Jr"; Book "Southern Pacific Ten-Coupled Locomotives By Robert J. Church"; Book "Southern Pacific’s Salt Lake Division By John R. Signor"; Book "Southern Pacific’s Western Division By John R. Signor"; Book "Steam Days in Dunsmuir By Robert J. Church"; Book "The Elgin, Joliet and Eastern Railway By Patrick C. Dorin"; Book "The Magor Car Corporation By Edward S. Kaminski"; Book "The Visalia Electric Railroad Southern Pacific’s Orange Grove Route By Phil C. Kauke"; Book "Union Pacific in The Los Angeles Basin By Jeff S. Asay";
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway in Color V. 2 Pennsylvania-Middle Division By Mike Zollitsch; C&O in Color V. 3 By Jeremy F. Plant and William McClure III; Electric Railways of North America In Color Featuring the Photography of Matt Herson Volume 1 By George W. Hamlin; Erie Lackawanna In Color Volume 2: New York State, Buffalo-Hornell, Syracuse By Larry DeYoung; Erie Lackawanna In Color Volume 7; Mahoning Division By Stephen M. Timko; Erie Lackawanna In Color Volume 8: New York Division By Robert J. Yanosey; Erie Lackawanna Power In Color V. 1; Switchers, Medium HP Roadswitchers, and Passenger Units By Stephen M. Timko; Erie Lackawanna Through Passenger Service In Color V. 2; 1965-1970 By John J. Boehner; Freight Car Color Portfolio Book #4 ACFX-CSXT By Robert J. Yanosey; Hudson & Manhattan Railroad In Color By Robert J. Yanosey; IC/GM&O Color Guide to Freight and Passenger Equipment By James Kinkaid; Jersey Central Power In Color Volume 1: #50-1709 By Robert J. Yanosey; Jersey Central Lines In Color Volume 3 By Walter A. Appel; Jersey Central Steam In Color By Bert Pennypacker; Lehigh and New England Railroad and its Successors in Color By Mike Bednar; Long Island Rail Road Multiple Unit Cars Volume 2: Cars Built 1953-2020s By Michael Boland; Missouri Pacific Through Passenger Service In Color By Greg Stout; New York City Electrified Railroads In Color Volume 1: Lines Into Grand Central Terminal By Alfred E. Fazio and Bridget M. Hodgson; Northwestern Pacific In Color By Scott Inman and Ed Mackinson; Northwestern Pacific Railroad Volume 2: Passenger and Freight Operations, Petaluma & Santa Rosa Railroad, Maintenance-of-Way Equipment In Color By Ed Mackinson and Scott Inman; Otto Perry & the Union Pacific Nebraska Division By Michael M. Bartels & James Reisdorfe; Penn Central In Color Volume 2: Along the Eastern Seaboard, Boston to Philadelphia By Jeremy F. Plant; PRR Color Guide to Freight and Passenger Equipment V 2 By Ian S. Fischer; Railroad Critters in Color V 2 By Stephen M. Timko; Railroad Critters in Color V 3 By Stephen M. Timko; Railroad Critters in Color V 4 By Stephen M. Timko; Reading Railroad Main Line. Belt Line Jct- Port Clinton By Ben L. Bernhart; Reading Railroad Mainline. Oley Street, Reading – Beltline Junction By Ben L. Bernhart; Rio Grande Secret Places V.1 Tunnel District By R.C. Farewell; Rock Island Westward V. 1 Memories of the High Line By Thomas R. Lee; Rock Island Westward V. 3 The Western Division By Thomas R. Lee; Santa Fe Intermountain West.; Colorado Railroad Annual #23; Seaboard Coast Line Through Passenger Service In Color By Greg Stout; Streetcar Scenees of the 1950's in Color By LeRoy O. King; The Long Island Railroad in Color V.2 1966-1990 By Arthur J. Erdman; The Long Island Rail Road In Color Volume 3: Equipment Color Guide and Facilities By Arthur J. Erdman; The Long Island Rail Road In Color Volume 4: The Photography of William J. Brennan By Arthur J. Erdman; The Monongahela Railway In Color V. 3: The Conrail & NS Era By Stephen M. Timko; Tumbleweeds and Fast Freights Santa Fe in Color series #4. New Mexico By Joe McMillan; U34CH New Jersey's Unique U-boat By Robert J. Yanosey; Warbonnets & Bluebonnets By Joe McMillan; Wheat Lines & Super Freights By McMillian;
