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NH Color Guide to Freight and Passenger Equipment by David S
weetland and Stephen Horsley -- Here's a book filled with roster shot
s of everything from boxcars to parlor cars, gondolas to coaches, selecte
d from leading NH fan photographers as well as official NH photos. 128 pa
ges, all color photos. 8.75" x 11.25", hard cover.
0100-006948..........Retail $49.95 Sale $29.97
New Haven EP-5 Jets by Joe Cunningham -- The EP-5 challenged t
he famous Pennsy GG-1 in high-speed intercity passenger service. Its engi
neering innovations foreshadowed U.S. electric locomotive design for over
three decades. 98 pages, approx. 110 photos (2/3 color), drawings. 11" x
8.5", soft cover.
0100-003179..........Retail $29.95 Sale $17.97
New York Central's Great Steel Fleet by Geoffrey H. Doughty-- Revised and expanded second edition of New York Central's Great Steel Fleet, 1948-1967, Doughty chronicles the glory years of one of the finest passenger operations in the U.S. His book examines the postwar renaissance and ultimate twilight of the Great Steel Fleet. 160 pages, approx. 170 black & white and 20 color illustrations, hard cover.
0100-004750..........Retail $28.95 Sale $17.37
New Orleans Steam Spectacular! by Joseph Strapac -- This publi
cation photographically details the trips of both the UP and the SP steam
passenger trains as they traveled to the Louisiana World Exposition in t
he spring of 1984. 64 pages, 150 b&w photos (color cover). 8.5" x 11", so
ft cover.
0100-006965..........Retail $8.95 Sale $5.37
NYC Color Guide to Freight and Passenger Equipment by David Sweetl
and and Robert Yanosey -- Over 300 color photos taken from the postwa
r years on into the 1960s, with expert commentary from the authors. 128 p
ages, all color photos. 8.75" x 11.25", hard cover.
0100-006953..........Retail $49.95 Sale $29.97
New York Central Color Photography of Ed Nowak, Book III by
Ed Nowak -- Professional photographs of the GCT, the West Shore, the
Hudson Division, NE STATES, DeWitt, Collinwood and much more. 128 pages,
all color photos. 11.25" x 8.75", hard cover.
0100-006957..........Retail $49.95 Sale $29.97
New York Central's Early Power, 1831-1916 by Alvin Stauffer
-- This motive power volume features locomotives introduced up to 191
6, including electrics as well as steam. 352 pages, over 300 b&w photos.
9" x 11.5", hard cover.
0100-006976..........Retail $50.00 Sale $30.00
New York Central in the Hudson Valley by George Drury --
The Central gathered passengers and freight from Illinois, Indiana, Mich
igan, Ohio and upstate New York and poured them down the Hudson Valley in
to New York City. This photo book is a ticket for a transition era ride d
own the tracks along the river. 128 pages, approx. 130 b&w photos, maps.
11" x 8.5", soft cover.
0400-001061..........Retail $18.95 Sale $11.37
New York Central Lightning Stripes, Volume 2 by David Sweetl
and -- Visit the New York Central system from end to end. Plenty of r
are color subjects. 128 pages, all color photos. 8.75" x 11.25", hard cov
er.
0100-006958..........Retail $49.95 Sale $29.97
New York Central's Mercury by Richard Cook, Sr. -- Bille
d by the NYC as "The Train of Tomorrow", the Mercury appeared in 1936 as
a streamlined conveyance for the Cleveland-Detroit passenger. Here's an i
llustrated story of the Mercury and its offspring, containing much info a
bout this famous train. 60 pages, 98 photos (some color), drawings, map,
literature reproductions. 8.5" x 11", soft cover.
0100-006981..........Retail $12.95 Sale $7.77
New York Central Steam--In Color by David Sweetland -- T
his classic look of NYC steam is captured in this portfolio of vintage vi
ews. 128 pages, all color photos. 8.75" x 11.25", hard cover.
0100-06949..........Retail $49.95 Sale $29.97
New York Central System Diesel Locomotives by William Edson,
with H.L. Vail and C.M. Smith -- Originally an NYC System Historical
Society roster book, with a drawing and builder's photo for each locomot
ive class. Several technical discussions have been added, plus in-service
photos. 212 pages, approx. 180 b&w photos, drawings, rosters. 8.75" x 11
.25", hard cover.
0100-006984..........Retail $29.95 Sale $17.97
That which in the past was so common has now passed into memory. The New York Railways lasted from 1911 to 1936, when their tracks were torn out of the streets in favor of bus service. This book is a review of the Green Lines, with maps of each line and photos of transit cars taken along each one. Most of the photos seem to have been taken during the 1930Õs. The introduction shows the under-street engineering required for the LinesÕ in-street electrical conduit. 64 pages, 109 b&w photos, maps, roster, drawings of cars. 10.75Ó x 8.25Ó, soft cover.
Order# 0100-006989 Retail $19.95 Your Sale Price $11.97
One defining difference between rail technology in Britain and North America was that railroad building in North America was contingent on a potential market rather than an existing one. An even greater factor was geography. Because North American railroads had to cover great distances and deal with hefty physical barriers, they developed powerful locomotives instead of building the costly engineering works customary in England. The North American system therefore became a mirror image of the British model which had low-power locomotives and a superb infrastructure. Read how the author proves these statements. 348 pages, approximately 40 illustrations, many maps. 8.5" x 11", hard cover.
Order# 0100-007010 (out of print, 2 left) Retail $39.95 Your Sale Price $23.97
The Nickel Plate Story by John Rehor -- This is a defini
tive historical record of the famed New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railroa
d, whose great 2-8-4's could haul freight with alacrity. 484 pages, 527 p
hotos, system map, 17 chapter maps and much more. 8.5" x 11.5", hard cove
r.
0400-001059..........Retail $74.95 Sale $44.97
Norfolk & Western Coal Car Equipment -- The story of N&W's coal hauli
ng routes, rolling stock, motive power and procedures during the mid-1940
s. 21 b&w photos. 8.5" x 11", soft cover.
0100-006982..........Retail $5.95 Sale $3.57
Norfolk & Western: The Diesel's Last Conquest by William Warden -- This short book tells how the N&W finally dieselized in the 1955 to
1960 period. 64-pages, 120 b&w photos. 8.5" x 11", soft cover.
0100-006967..........Retail $14.95 Sale $8.97
Norfolk & Western in Color, Vol. 1: 1945-1964 by Jim Nichols -
- Some of the best of color photographs taken during steam and early dies
elization. You'll see the heavy freight haulers, the beautiful J's on pas
senger trains, and many smaller steamers on branch lines and in yards. 12
8 pages, approx. 205 color photos, many literature reproductions. 8.75" x
11.25", hard cover.
0100-006946..........Retail $49.95 Sale $29.97
Norfolk & Western Railway's Magnificent Mallets: The Y-Class 2-8-8-2s
by William Warden -- N&W's Y-Class hauled coal and fast freights
up to the very end of steam in 1960. N&W refined the compound articulated
until 1952. 64 pages, approx. 96 photos (9 color), drawings. 8.5" x 11",
soft cover.
0100-006952..........Retail $14.95 Sale $8.97
North American Maintenance of Way Equipment by James Bradley -
- A comprehensive photographic review of rail-borne equipment on over 40
railroads throughout the US and Canada. 64 pages, 150 color photos. 8.5"
x 11", softcover.
0100-006075..........Retail $19.95 Sale $11.97
The North American Railroad: Its Origin, Evolution, and Geography
by James Vance, Jr. --Vance posits that railroad building in North Am
erica became a mirror image of the British model of weak locomotives and
superb infrastructure. 348 pages, approximately 40 illustrations, many ma
ps. 8.5" x 11", hard cover.
0100-007010..........Retail $39.95 Sale $23.97
Northern New England Color Guide to Freight and Passenger Equipment <
i>by David Sweetland -- See the colors displayed on the BAR, B&M, CV,
MEC, Rutland, and the CP's International of Maine from 1950 to 1970. 128
pages, over 300 color photos. 8.75" x 11.25", hard cover.
0100-006950..........Retail $49.95 Sale $29.97
Northwestern Pacific Railroad and Its Successors by Wesley Fox
-- An update on the NWP from Fox's out of print Northwestern Pacific Pic
torial to today's operations on the North Coast Railroad and California N
orthern, plus a look at the Arcata and Mad River and the California Weste
rn. 112 pages, 155 b&w photos, maps. 8.75" x 11.25", hard cover.
0100-007110..........Retail $38.95 Sale $23.97
NP Color Guide to Freight and Passenger Equipment by Todd Sullivan
-- Take a tour through a Northern Pacific yard in the pages of this
book, and look around at all the colorful rolling stock on hand. 128 page
s, over 275 color photos. 8.75" x 11.25", hard cover.
0100-006942..........Retail $49.95 Sale $29.97
The North Western by H. Roger Grant — Leading railroad
historian Grant tells the story of the Chicago & North
Western Railway from 1848, when predecessor Galena &
Chicago Union ran its first little train west into
farmland (now suburb) until the railroad was subsumed
by the Union Pacific in 1995. 303 pages, 173 b&w
illustrations. Hard cover.
0100-006944.........Retail $49.95 Sale Price $29.97
Norfolk and Western Coal Cars by Andrew Dow —
Endlessly long trains of black hoppers carrying
multitude tons of “black diamonds” from mine to market
were a hallmark of the N&W. Dow has written a detailed
and interesting story of the development of the road’s
massive coal-hauling fleet. From the late 1880s
through more recent times, the progressive N&W
pioneered many features in its hoppers. Along with the
history come many company photos showing cars, trains,
and mine scenes. 240 pages, over 250 b&w photos,
complete rosters, dimensioned mechanical diagrams.
8.75” x 11.25”, hard cover.
0100-006975..........Retail $26.95 Sale Price $17.97
New York Central and the Trains of the Fu-ture by
Geoffrey H Doughty — The author documents the decline
in railroad passenger traffic and the railroads’
attempts to win it back with a series of experimental
lightweight, fast, and stylish trains in the late
forties and fifties, with a special emphasis on the
New York Central’s flamboyant president Robert Young
and his contributions—especially the Xplorer.
Govern-ment-funded superhighways and flashy autos won
the struggle after 1956, but ACF’s Talgo train, GM’s
Aerotrain, and Pullman-Standard’s Train X pioneered
many concepts used today. 102 pages, approx. 100 b&w
photos, drawings, literature reproductions. 8.75” x
11.25”, hard cover.
0100-006995..........Retail $25.95 Sale Price $15.57
Nickel Plate Publicity Photos, 1943-1952, Vol. 1 by
John Corns — In this fascinating book, Corns, a
railroad pro photog himself, chooses great photos from
the files of the Nickel Plate. You’ll get acquainted
with the road’s locomotives and some of its facilities
as they were in the late forties. You’ll get an
insight into the photo techniques of the time. But
you’ll also get a good idea of how the railroad was
run, and you’ll meet some of the people who made sure
it ran well as they did their jobs. 128 pages, approx.
150 b&w photos, color cover shot, map. 11” x 8.75”,
hard cover.
0100-006997.........Retail $25.95 Sale Price $15.57
Nickel Plate Color Photography, Vol. 3: The Railfan
Perspective by Fred Cheney — This completion of a
trilogy of books, begun with photos from NKP
professional photographer Willis McCaleb, and now
ended with photos taken by NKP fans. The famous
Berkshires are prominent, as are the Geeps that
replaced them, and the PA’s that headed up the NKP’s
passenger trains. The photos were taken from the early
fifties up to the mid-sixties when the Nickel Plate
was folded into the Norfolk & Western. 128 pages,
approx. 210 color photos, literature reproductions.
8.75” x 11.25”, hard cover.
0100-007011.........Retail $49.95 Sale Price $29.97
Nickel Plate Road Diesel Locomotives by Kevin Holland
— In these pages you’ll learn what factors prompted
this steam stalwart to go diesel. You’ll learn how the
NKP went about dieselization, and how its diesel
roster reflected the railroad’s character—conservative
yet capable, well-maintained and able to match or beat
any challenge. NKP’s diesels are even covered as they
filtered into N&W and then NS service. 128 pages, over
200 action, roster, and builder’s photos, paint &
lettering info, and a complete roster covering
1942-1964. 8.75” x 11.25”, hard cover.
0100-007013.........Retail $26.95 Sale Price $16.17
Norfolk and Western’s Shenandoah Valley Line by Mason
Cooper — This timely book details all the history, all
the excitement, all the legends of this fascinating
part of the original N&W. And how timely, with the NS’
entrance into the northeast over former Conrails, the
historic Shenandoah Valley becomes a prime north-south
artery.
0100-007025..........Retail $49.95 Sale Price $29.97
The Northern Alberta Railways, Vol. 3 by Cecil Swanson
— This book does not follow the largely photographic
pattern of the first two volumes, but provides an
interesting illustrated narrative history of the NAR’s
predecessors, its formation in 1929, its life in its
prime, and its absorption into CNR. 52 pages, 72 b&w
photos, map, loco roster. 11” x 8.5”, soft cover.
0100-007043..........Retail $15.00 Sale $9.00
New York, Ontario & Western in Color by Paul Lubliner
— the NYO&W was the first truly large railroad to die
in the diesel era (1957). A true “classic age” road,
the line handled its traffic with Camelbacks and
Mountains in the steam years, and with FT’s and F3’s
during its diesel years. The road is loved by many in
its absence, and here’s a color look at its waning
years. Get acquainted with the Old Woman, and you too
will mourn her loss. 128 pages, approx. 230 color
photos. 8.75” x 11.25”, hard cover.
0100-007123.........Retail $49.95 Sale Price $29.97
The Official Pullman-Standard Library: Selected Heavyweight Cars b
y W. David Randall and William Anderson -- Here are many photos of he
avyweights sent to the Pullman shops to be air conditioned during the thi
rties. The cars' exteriors are shown, as well as their beautiful woodgrai
n interiors. 200 pages, 385 b&w photos. 10" x 8.5", hard cover.
0100-008014..........Retail $49.95 Sale $29.97
The Official Pullman-Standard Library, Vol. 8: Rock Island by W. D
avid Randall and William Anderson -- This volume covers all RI stream
lined and modern commuter cars built by Pullman-Standard, with builder's
photos of the insides and the outsides of the cars. 167 pages, approx. 26
0 b&w photos, drawings, literature reproductions. 13" x 9", hard cover.
0100-008024..........Retail $39.95 Sale $23.97
The Official Pullman-Standard Library, Vol. 13: Union Pacific 1933-1937
-- This volume covers the first through the eighth streamliner on the
Union Pacific. 13" x 9", hard cover.
0100-008031..........Retail $39.95 Sale $23.97
The Official Pullman-Standard Library, Vol. 14: Union Pacific 1937-1958 C
ars by W. David Randall and William Anderson -- This volume co
vers the cars of some of the more famous UP trains. 13" x 9", hard cover.
0100-008032..........Retail $39.95 Sale $23.97
The Ontario and Quebec Railway by Donald Wilson -- The Ontario
and Quebec was the spine from which all but four of the CPR constituent
companies in southern Ontario radiated. 262 pages, over 200 b&w photos, d
ocuments and maps. 8.5" x 11.75", hard cover.
0100-007138....(out of print, 6 left)....Retail $35.00 Sale $21.00
Operations of the Santa Fe by Merle Armitage -- This volume wi
ll broaden your information concerning all major departments of this fasc
inating railroad. 263 pages. 6.25" x 9", hard cover.
0100-007136..........Retail $14.95 Sale $5.97
Otto Perry: Master Railroad Photographer by Charles Albi and Willi
am Jones with a biography by Richard Kindig -- This is a representati
ve selection of over 500 photos that cover over 75 different railroads. 3
36 pages. 9" x 11.25", hard cover.
0100-007158....(out of print, 1 left)....Retail $30.00 Sale $18.00
Over the Hills to Georgian Bay by Niall Mackay -- The engrossi
ng story and photographic record of the Ottawa, Arnprior & Parry Sound. 1
43 pages, hundreds of photos. 8.5" x 11", soft cover.
0100-007162....(out of print, 1 left)....Retail $19.95 Sale $11.97
The Overland Route: Union Pacific Railroad by Ross Grenard and Joh
n Krause -- A book of fine photographs taken during the last, great d
ays of steam on the UP (including the early, high-class UP streamliners).
84 pages, over 100 b&w photos. 11" x 8.5", soft cover.
0100-007176..........Retail $12.95 Sale $7.77
PA—Alco’s Glamour Girl by Andy Romano — A complete
history of the sexy Alco PA passenger diesel begins
this great book. It tells us why in the beginning the
PA was so good and why in the end she wasn’t good
enough. The second section shows the Glamour Girl in
all of her dresses. (Each railroad’s PAs are pictured
and documented.) In the back there’s a complete list
of PA construction numbers and buyers. 128 pages,
approx. 200 color photos. 8.75” x 11.25”, hard cover.
0100-007185..........Retail $49.95 Sale Price $29.97
The Pacific Northwest Railroads of McGee and Nixon by
Richard Green — Official railorad photographers, McGee
and Nixon’s photographs from Mr.Green’s collection
convey the majestic power of the iron horses at their
peak, yet final days of glory. You’ll find regular
operations of the day as well as rare photos taken at
remote locations. 296 pages, 300 photos 11” x 8.5”,
hard cover.
0100-007205..........Retail $59.95 Sale Price $35.97
Pacific Electric in Color, Vol. 1 by P. Allen Copeland
— This is a color pictorial of the P.E. empire in the
late years of its existence. And with its Big Red Cars
it was a colorful one indeed! P.E. was a huge Southern
California interurban railroad empire, with 904 miles
of track that carried both passenger and freight
service. The Big Red Cars are the emphasis here, but
freight service and other equipment are not ignored.
128 pages, approx. 225 color photos, map, literature
reproductions. 8.75” x 11.25”, hard cover.
0100-007220..........Retail $49.95 Sale Price $29.97
Paradise Regained: A South African Steam Diary by Karl Zimmermann
-- All who lament the passing of steam will enjoy this liberally illu
strated chronicle of a dozen glorious days in 1977 on South African Railw
ays. 56 pages, 105 b&w photos, color cover. 11" x 8.5", soft cover.
0100-007270....(out of print, 3 left)....Retail $5.95 Sale $3.57
Passenger Train Annual 1988 -- In this issue are a review of the pass
enger train events of 1987, an article on the 10th convention of private
car owners, an illustrated Amtrak rolling stock roster, an article on the
Canadian trains which the British royal family has inhabited, and an art
icle on the 20th Century. 80 pages, approx. 155 photos (1/5 color). 8.5"
x 11", soft cover.
0100-007304....(out of print, 3 left)....Retail $17.95 Sale $10.77
Penn Central Color Guide to Freight and Passenger
Equipment by James Kinkaid — There was once a time
when PC did not mean Politically Correct, and now that
its successor is going away, we can look back at the
interim Penn Central with tears in our eyes. This book
shows us Penn Central the way it could have been—most
of the cars are in jade green or gray, many in fresh
paint. Glance back at a small slice of railroad
history in these pages. 128 pages, approx. 300 color
photos. 8.75” x 11.25 “, hard cover.
0100-007361...........Retail $49.95 Sale Price $29.97
A Pennsy Diesel Power Review by Paul Carleton -- A noteworthy
photographic look at the diesels of the Pennsylvania Railroad, which had
the nation's largest diesel fleet, including Bert Pennypacker's memories
of early days of PRR's diesel service. 224 pages, over 400 illustrations
& photos (7 in color), map, roster. 8.75" x 11.25", hard cover.
0100-007501..........Retail $44.95 Sale $29.97
Pennsylvania Railroad by Mike Schafer & Brian Solomon
— This is the first in the new Railroad Color History
Series. It is meant to be a historical overview and a
handy reference source for basic information about the
Pennsy. It tells how the Pennsy grew and how it
operated as the “Standard Railroad of the World”. It
also focuses on the Pennsy’s 20th century locomotives,
in words and pictures. 128 pages, approx. 125 photos
(90% color), map, literature reproductions. 8.25” x
10.6”. soft cover.
0100-007559..........Retail $19.95 Sale Price $13.17
Pennsy Diesel Years, Volume 2 by Robert Yanosey -- Volume 2 co
ntinues the look at Pennsy's diverse fleet of diesels from 44-tonners to
PAs and Geeps. 128 pages, all color photos. 8.75" x 11.25", hard cover.
0100-007562..........Retail $45.00 Sale $27.00
Pennsy Diesel Years, Volume 3 by Robert Yanosey -- See rubber-
tired diesels, "Hammerhead", a PA in a gondola, DL640 and C628 demonstrat
ors and many more. 128 pages, all color photos. 8.75" x 11.25", hard cove
r.
0100-007563..........Retail $45.00 Sale $27.00
Pennsy Diesel Years, Volume 4 by Robert Yanosey -- Travel aboa
rd a Centipede-led excursion. See diesel demonstrator models, ABBA-linked
PAs, Erie-builts, a unique PB1, and more. 128 pages, all color photos. 8
.75" x 11.25", hard cover.
0100-007564..........Retail $45.00 Sale $27.00
Pennsy Diesel Years, Volume 5 by Robert Yanosey -- In 1955 the
Pennsy was reorganized into 9 regions. This book visits them in vivid co
lor photos taken by some of the PRR's best fan followers. 128 pages, all
color photos. 8.75" x 11.25", hard cover.
0100-007567..........Retail $49.95 Sale $29.97
Pennsy Diesel Years, Volume 6 -- In this last in the series, the read
er tours on the South Wind and the Broadway Limited. You'll see Baldwin C
entipedes and Baldwin Sharks galore. You'll visit the 1948 Freedom Train
in Lancaster, PA, and the tubular "Keystone" train plus more. 128 pages,
many color photos. 8.75" x 11.25", hard cover.
0100-007568..........Retail $49.95 Sale $29.97
Pennsy Electric Years by William Volkmer -- In this photo book
Volkmer gives a delightful rendering of the story of the Pennsy's electr
ic locomotives, covering the gamut from FF2 to DD1, in action and at work
. 128 pages, 190 color photos. 8.75" x 11.25", hard cover.
0100-007575..........Retail $45.00 Sale $27.00
Pennsylvania, Standard Railroad of the World, Vol.1 by
Jeremy F. Plant and Robert J. Yanosey— A colorful look
at the diesel, steam, electric operations that
characterized the Pennsylvania Railroad.
0100-007577...........Retail $54.95 Sale Price $32.97
Pennsy K-4's Remembered by Frederick Kramer -- This little boo
k covers the streamlining and other modifications in both portrait and ac
tion photos from all over the system. 32 pages, 63 b&w photos, color cove
r. 8.5" x 11", soft cover.
0100-007504..........Retail $6.95 Sale $4.17
Pennsy Steam: A Second Look by Paul Carleton -- Approaches Pen
nsy's steam locos from an overall perspective. Starting from the very fir
st small locos, it advances to the larger power built as the Pennsy's emp
ire grew, showing changes. 208 pages. approx. 370 b&w photos, drawings, s
pecs. 8.75" x 11.25", hard cover.
0100-007566..........Retail $37.95 Sale $22.77
Pennsy Steam Years, Volume 1 by David Sweetland -- Tour the en
tire Pennsy system during the reign of steam and see everything from A5s
to T1s in operation during the 1940s and 1950s. 128 pages, all color phot
os. 8.75" x 11.25", hard cover.
0100-007580..........Retail $45.00 Sale $27.00
Pennsy Steam Years, Vol. 2 by Ian Fischer — A division
by division look at Pennsylvania Railroad steamers
during the Forties and the Fifties, when steam was
making its last, greatest stand on “The Standard
Railroad of the World”. 128 pages, all color photos.
8.75” x 11.25”, hard cover.
0100-007583.........Retail $49.95 Sale Price $29.97
Pennsylvania Railroad Diesel Locomotive Pictorial,
Vol. 3: Second Generation EMD Road Switchers-- The
Pennsy entered dieselization’s second generation with
a 1963 order to EMD for GP-30s. After the purchase of
some GP35s the next year, they jumped to six-axle
power in 1965. Before they merged with New York
Central, they had SD35s, SD 40s and SD45s on the
roster. 80 pages, over 150 b&w photos. 8.5” x 11”,
soft cover.
0100-007584.........Retail $16.95 Sale Price $10.17
Pennsylvania Trolleys in Color, Volume 1
by William Volkmer — Pennsylvania juice lovers, take
note! This first volume will cover the smaller trolley
companies in Scranton, Wilkes-Barre, Allentown,
Reading, Altoona, Hershey, and Lancaster with color
coverage of the cars that some remember and others
wish they could. 128 pages, all color photos. 8.75” x
11.25 “, hard cover.
0100-007590.........Retail $49.95 Sale Price $29.97
Pennsylvania Trolleys in Color, Vol. 2: The
Philadelphia Region by William Volkmer — Our traction
journey across the Keystone State stops for a colorful
look back at PTC, Red Arrow, P&W, and Fairmount Park.
128 pages, color photos. 8.75” x 11.25”, hard cover.
0100-007591.........Retail $49.95 Sale Price $29.97
Pennsylvania Trolleys in Color, Vol. 3: The
Philadelphia Region by William Volkmer — This final
installment in this series covers the West Penn,
Pittsburgh Railways and Johnstown Traction in more
than 250 nostalgic color scenes. 128 pages, color
photos. 8.75” x 11.25”, hard cover.
0100-007594.........Retail $54.98 Sale Price $32.99
PRR Color Guide to Freight and Passenger Equipment, Volume 2 by Ia
n Fischer -- This guide by a Pennsy rolling stock historian features
early 1960s photos of former N&W hopper cars converted to Pennsy H2As, ro
und-roof K9 stock cars converted from automobile cars, unusual M of W equ
ipment, and more. 128 pages, 323 color photos. 8.75" x 11.25", hard cove
r.
0100-007363..........Retail $49.95 Sale $29.97
PRR: Hudson to Horseshoe by William Volkmer -- Mr. Volkmer wea
ves a delightful, intriguing tale around the color photographs in this bo
ok of steam, diesel, and electric-drawn trains taken in the area. 128 pag
es, 200 color photos. 8.75" x 11.25", hard cover.
0100-007576..........Retail $49.95 Sale $29.97
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