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Excellent color reproduction coupled with expert commentary. This is book is 'how it was'.A Railroad Life: On the Road with Mike Bednar features the first 24 episodes of Mike Bednar's famous railroad stories from TRP Magazine (The Railroad Press), richly illustrated with vintage photography.This beautiful 128-page hardcover book includes upgraded photos and even more color!

Mike describes railroad operations with incredible detail and you'll enjoy his unique personality and wit!Learn first-hand what it was like to be a railroader in the 1960s, 70s and 80s!

Contents:

• From the Hokendauqua Dispatcher...A Tale of White Elephants, pp. 4–11
• From the Hokendauqua Dispatcher...Pop and the Plank, pp. 12–14
• Hellllloooo Hokendauqua!, pp. 15–16
• Apples and ALCO's, pp. 17–19
• Big Smoke in the Steel Yard - The Grinder, pp. 20–26,"Towerboy!" or "Where's the Saucer?", pp. 27–30
• Bethlehem Tower, pp. 31–33
• Lehigh Valley's High-hooded ALCO RS-11's, pp. 34–37
• GE's Slippin' in the Rain, pp. 38–41
• The Fleet, pp. 42–45
• Baldwins
• Moo Cows and the 5 Pound Bag - Richards Yard, pp. 46–48
• Catty's Hoods, pp. 49–51
• Tiger Paws, pp. 52–55
• Creosote and Honeysuckle, pp. 56–59
• AW-1 The CNJ's Last Hot-Shot Freight in Pennsylvania, pp. 60–73
• The Winter View, pp. 74–77
• An ALCO High! The Mile-a-Minute Local, pp. 78–83
• The Great 1955 Flood, pp. 84–91
• The Fox, pp. 92–99
• Uphill 5 Miles
• Both Ways, pp. 100–105
• The Rockies and the Plains, pp. 106–111
• The Shnappy Motor, pp. 112–117
• Ghosts - The "12 O'clock High" Syndrome, pp. 118–123
• Lehigh Valley's Hazelton Man, pp. 124–128.White River Productions, hardcover, 128 pages, standard portrait book 8 x 10 in
• Color photographs and extensive captions. Features: New Hardcover Mike Bednar The Railroad Press

This second volume continues with a great railroader and story-teller, Mike Bednar. Yes, there are some pictures of the co-workers, but there is also good color photography of trains and equipment. How relatively bland it is today compared to the colorful paint schemes seen in the Northeast in days gone by.

Excellent color reproduction coupled with expert commentary. This is book is 'how it was'. A Railroad Life: On the Road with Mike Bednar features the another 18 episodes of Mike Bednar's famous railroad stories from TRP Magazine (The Railroad Press), richly illustrated with vintage photography.This beautiful 128-page hardcover book includes upgraded photos and even more color!

Mike describes railroad operations with incredible detail and you'll enjoy his unique personality and wit!Learn first-hand what it was like to be a railroader in the 1960s, 70s and 80s! The page numbering continues from the first volume.

Contents:

• Salute to the Railroad Wife, pp. 132–135
• In Search of the White Elephants, pp. 136–141
• LV's Hammerhead ALCO RS3, pp. 142–145
• In the Middle of Nowhere
• LVRR and CNJ's Penn Haven Junction, pp. 146–151
• Reading and Northern's Cinder Block, pp. 152–155
• Lehigh & Hudson River, pp. 156–161
• Mike Bednar's Surprise Party, pp. 162–169
• Clean-up in Aisle 5! (derailment), pp. 170–175
• Lightning Strikes the Lehigh Valley, pp. 176–187
• Good Bye
• Miss Phoebe, pp. 188–197
• Ghost of the Lehigh Valley, pp. 198–203
• Tales of Snow Oil and Icebergs, pp. 204–209
• Classic B&W Photography in the Anthracite Region, pp. 210–221
• Cabins
• Crummies and Hacks, pp. 222–227
• The Lehigh Valley's Burly Baldwin Brutes, pp. 228–233
• Conrail's Early Days, pp. 234–241
• The "Koncrete Town"
• Northhampton
• Pennsylvania, pp. 242–256
• The Railroad Press, hardcover, 128 pages, standard portrait book 8 x 10 in
• Color photographs and extensive captions. Features: New Hardcover Mike Bednar The Railroad Press

This is the third in a series of high-quality hardcover B&O books covering the 1960s into the 1980s.The spectacular photography that has been carefully selected for this book shows much more than just the trains. Get a good look at towers (inside and out), inter-lockings, junctions, stations, bridges, signals and more!

Plus, this book offers a wealth of operational details, including freight train schedules and maps of major cities.This book has a layout of about 20 percent text and 80 percent photographs. This book is a good value as there are more pages than a Morning Sun book and more information than captions alone.

Contents:

• Toledo Division Main Line, pp. 4–103
• Toledo Division Branches, pp. 104–127
• Freight Operations Between Toledo and Cincinnati, pp. 128–135
• Passenger Operations Between Detroit and Cincinnati, pp. 136–144.The Railroad Press, hardcover, 144 pages, standard portrait book 8 x 10 in., all pages in color printed on high quality paper, sharp images and accurate color. Features: New Hardcover David P. Oroszi The Railroad Press

This book portrays the Illinois Central Railroad from the early 1960s through the end of the 20th Century.It is a look at the IC from the final years of Wayne Johnston's administration through the 1972 merger with the Gulf, Mobile & Ohio, to the dismantling of the Illinois Central Gulf system during the 1980s and finally to the IC's resurgence as a successful and profitable railroad.The IC/GM&O merger is presented here with regard to the effect it had upon what once was and currently is the Illinois Central.

This Volume will cover the northern lines of the IC, while the next book will deal with the southern lines of the railroad.

Contents:

• The Chicago Division, pp. 6–27
• The Main Line Through Illinois, pp. 28–61
• The Iowa Route, pp. 62–99
• Secondary Main Lines North of the Ohio River, pp. 100–134.Index to Photographs, pp. 135–136.The Railroad Press, hardcover, pages, standard portrait book 8 x 10 in., system map, track diagrams
• Color photographs. Features: New Hardcover Kirk Reynolds and David P. Oroszi The Railroad Press

This all-color book is a photo history of Delaware & Hudson power in the 1970s and early 1980s. Many of the shots include scenes along the way rather than just a collection of 3/4 wedge loco shots.The contents are organized by locomotive manufacturer with extensive captions to explain where the train is with operational notes known.

All the D&H paint schemes are represented including the striking blue and silver, blue and yellow plus second-hand power in a variety of colors including Reading and Lehigh Valley. An index of photo locations is included.

Contents:

• ALCO and Baldwin, pp. 2–25
• General Electric, pp. 26–37
• EMD Geeps, 38-47
• Photo Index, pg. 48.The Railroad Press, softcover, pages, standard portrait book 8 x 10 in., photographs. Features: New Softcover Jaime F. M. Serensits The Railroad Press

Wooden Coaches, Milk Cars, Dining Cars and RPOs!This book is a must for all modelers and fans of New England passenger trains. A complete roster and index accompany crisp, clear B&W photographs. These vintage photographs are run large so you can see all of the details. This is the second in a series about New England passenger equipment.

Contents:

• Bangor & Aroostook Business Car
• Dining Cars
• Wooden Coaches
• Steel Coach
• Combines
• Baggage Cars
• RPO Baggage and Work Cars, pp. 3–27
• Maine Central Wooden Coaches
• Steel Coaches
• RPO-Baggage
• Baggage Cars
• Combines
• Motor Coaches
• Work Cars
• Office Cars, pp. 28–47.The Railroad Press, softcover, 48 pages, standard portrait book 8 x 10 in
• B&W photographs, color covers, photograph index, rosters. Features: New Softcover Robert A. Liljestrand and David R. Sweetland The Railroad Press

A stunning all-color look at one of America's favorite railroads tackling some of the steepest grades in the east. Baltimore & Ohio and Western Maryland also make many appearances in this look at 1970s railroading in the rugged Allegheny Mountains of Maryland, West Virginia and Pennsylvania.In addition to Tom's great photography, this book includes a locomotive roster, train sheet data, track diagrams and much more!

Its a great reference tool for Model Railroader's and a beautiful work of art.

Contents:

• Cumberland, pp. 5–21
• Off to Grafton, pp. 22–37
• Up and Over Sand Patch, pp. 38–93
• East End, pp. 94–106
• A Touch of Class, pp. 107–111
• Photo Index, pg. 112.The Railroad Press, softcover, 112 pages, standard portrait book 8 x 10 in
• Color photographs, roster, diagrams. Features: New Softcover Thomas A. Biery The Railroad Press

A fascinating look at railroad operations at Bethlehem Steel's home plant written by an employee who spent more than 35 years working on the railroad inside the steel mill, with three decades of experience as a supervisor.This book from TRP features 70 photographs (37 color and 33 B&W) - many of these are seldom seen views taken inside the plant.Philadelphia, Bethlehem & New England, Lehigh Valley, Reading, Delaware & Hudson, Conrail, Bethlehem Steel Company Narrow Gauge and other private Bethlehem Steel equipment are shown, including hot metal cars, cinder pots and heavy-duty flatcars with loads.

There are 8 maps, plus charts listing tracks, crew assignments and interchanges. This book is an outstanding resource that provides excellent coverage of how the railroads operated inside the steel mill.The Railroad Press, softcover, 56 pages, standard portrait book 8 x 10 in., 70 photographs (37 color, 33 B&W).

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• New Softcover Nevin S. Yeakel The Railroad Press

This book is a tour of the Pennsylvania Railroad lines located in the heart of America's steel and manufacturing region. The timeline covers the last days of the PRR to the Conrail Era. Some of the cities and towns included in this book are Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Youngstown, Akron, Alliance, Canton, Crestline, Mansfield, Mingo Junction and Ashtabula.

Information also included are train symbols, routings and a history of the lines.

Contents:

• Passenger Operations, pp. 6–7
• Pittsburgh to Crestline: The Fort Wayne Line, pp. 8–61
• The Cleveland & Pittsburgh, pp. 62–97
• The Akron Branch, pp. 98–111
• Steel Country: Lines of Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio, pp. 112–136. The color photograph reproduction is excellent. The Railroad Press, hardcover, 136 pages, 8.5 x 11 x .5 in. , 190+ Color photographs plus 7 full-color maps. Features: New Hardcover Steve Hipes and David P. Oroszi The Railroad Press

Softcover, 48 pages, Color covers, Black-and-White photographs and roster.

This 3-volume series of New England Passenger Car books concludes with this informative work on the Central Vermont and Rutland railroads.This volume includes wooden coaches, milk cars, combines, RPO-baggage cars, baggage cars, steel coaches, business cars and work cars. Each Volume includes a CAR ROSTER and an index.Full-color covers with large black and white photographs make this an important reference tool to anyone who models New England railroads.

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• New Softcover Robert J. Liljestrand and David R. Sweetland The Railroad Press

The Railroad Press, hardcover, 128 pages, standard portrait book 8 x 10 in.

, 50/50 mix of B&W and Color photographs with the color being from the later years.Altoona Action is a hardcover book that features thirty years of railroading in and around the city of Altoona, Pennsylvania. Altoona Action presents brilliant color and black & white photography of the Pennsylvania Railroad, Penn Central and Conrail, taken between the mid-1960s and the mid-1990s.

In addition to Altoona, the book covers Horseshoe Curve, Gallitzin, Cresson, Tyrone and Spruce Creek.To complement the beautiful photographs, there are histories of Gallitzin and the long-forgotten industrial town of Bennington. You will also learn of two ways in which the Pennsylvania Railroad harnessed the power of the atom for their own use!

Additionally, there are old and new maps of the area and excerpts from timetables.At the end of the book is a complete index and bibliography which will come in handy for those who wish to research related topics. There is also a story written by a gentleman who came to Altoona to work for the P.R.R. in 1885 and recorded many details of what life in Altoona was like more than 100 years ago!

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• New Hardcover Jaime F. M. Serensits The Railroad Press

Discover the captivating world of locomotives with the Alco reference book. This meticulously crafted book, authored by Bob Liljestrand, is a must-have for enthusiasts and collectors alike. \n\nMeasuring approximately 8.5 by 11 inches, the Alco reference book provides a comprehensive look at the American Locomotive Company.

The book features high-quality images and detailed descriptions, offering insights into the scale and era of the locomotives covered. With a focus on both narrow-gauge and standard-gauge models, it serves both casual readers and serious collectors. \n\nCondition is paramount when selecting collectibles.

This book remains in excellent condition, ensuring that it can be a valuable addition to any collection. As a part of The Railroad Press catalog, it holds significant collectible value among railroad aficionados. \n\nThe SKU for this title is ALCO001, making it easy to identify and order.

Ideal for educational purposes or simple enjoyment, the Alco reference book is perfect for model railroaders looking to enhance their understanding of locomotive history. \n\nWhen you place your order, we ensure prompt shipping via Arizona Hobbies, your trusted source for model trains and collectibles.

Enjoy exploring the depth of locomotive engineering with this exceptional reference book!

The Railroad Press presents a beautiful look at New York Central steam power in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. This newest book from TRP features 82 premium B&W photographs from Ed May's steam collection, plus 2 New York Central Division maps.This historic work was researched and written by Richard L. Stoving, and is the final book in his well-documented NYC Steam series.The Railroad Press, softcover, 56 pages, standard portrait book 8 x 10 in., B&W photographs and 2 maps.

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• New Softcover Richard L. Stoving The Railroad Press

Take a tour of Chicago's Railroad Scene in 1970-71 with veteran railroad writer and photographer, George Hamlin. You'll visit Joliet, Griffith, Pullman Junction, Deval, Rondout, BN's (CBQ) Racetrack and, of course, several locations in downtown Chicago.You will see lots of fallen flag Class I freight action, along with the transition from railroad-operated passenger trains to early Amtrak action before Platinum Mist paint was applied.The Railroad Press, softcover, 48 pages, standard portrait book 8 x 10 in., all color, high quality paper, sharp images and accurate color.

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• New Softcover George W. Hamlin The Railroad Press

All color railroad photographs by Robert Olmsted taken in the Chicago area.Most of the photographs are of B&O steam, GTW steam, Nickel Plate steam, CGW f-units and some South Shore, Soo Line, Milwaukee Road, Metra, Burlington, Erie, and Santa Fe.Excellent color reproduction.The Railroad Press, softcover, 48 pages, standard portrait book 8 x 10 in., all Color photographs.

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• New Softcover Robert P. Olmsted The Railroad Press

A beautiful look at Boston & Albany steam power. This book from TRP features 80 premium B&W photographs from Ed May's steam collection, along with a map and a wealth of information regarding B&A steam operations.The Railroad Press, softcover, 56 pages, standard portrait book 8 x 10 in., 80 photographs, map.

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• New Softcover Richard L. Stoving The Railroad Press

This ALL-COLOR book from Robert P. Olmsted features 75 color photographs of Nickel Plate steam-powered freights taken during 1957 and 1958 at Calumet Yard in Chicago, Hammond, Indiana, Bellevue, Ohio, and a number of other locations in between. You'll get plenty of steam action, lots of smoke, freight cars, semaphore signals, detail photographs and beautiful mid-western vistas captured on Kodachrome more than 50 years ago!The S-2 Berkshires held down fast freight assignments on the NKP's Chicago and Fort Wayne Divisions right up to the end of steam and these Lima 2-8-4's built during World War II made for one of the most exciting shows in the Midwest at the time.Excellent color reproduction!The Railroad Press, softcover, 48 pages, standard portrait book 8 x 10 in., 75 Color photographs.

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• New Softcover Robert P. Olmstead The Railroad Press

A beautiful look at New York Central steam power on main lines and branches. This newest book from TRP features 91 premium B&W photographs from Ed May's steam collection, along with 10 maps and a wealth of information regarding NYC's operations in New York state.Excellent photo reproduction.The Railroad Press, softcover, 80 pages, standard portrait book 8 x 10 in., 91 B&W photographs, 10 maps.

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• New Softcover Richard L. Stoving The Railroad Press

Hardcover, 272 pages, standard portrait book 10 x 8 in.

, B&W photographs, maps, diagrams and equipment rosters.Rather than reprint each softcover volume individually, The Railroad Press has reprinted the four volumes together in one book.This limited-edition hardcover has 272 pages and contains all of the great photographs, maps, text, diagrams and rosters from the four Volumes of Hawaiian Railway Album WWII Photographs by Gale Treiber!The first two chapters include mostly steam engines such as Mikados, Ten-Wheelers, Consolidations, but also has center cab diesel-electrics, passenger cars, motorcars, freight cars, cabooses, and a fully loaded 15-stall roundhouse!

There's and ORL roster plus maps of Honolulu and the OR&L shop complex are included, plus 13 maps of the railroad's main line. Nearly every one of OR&L steam locomotives is pictured in this book, along with both of their center cab diesels!The third chapter features the railway systems of the Honolulu Plantation Co., Oahu Sugar Co., Ewa Plantation Co., Waianae Sugar Co., Waialua Agricultural Co., Kahuku Plantation Co., and the Waimanalo Sugar Co.

There are also seven rosters and two full-page maps showing the railroads on Oahu in the 1940s.The final chapter features plantation railroads on Kauai, Maui and the Big Island of Hawaii, plus 19 rosters, a detailed map of Kauai and photographs from Victor Norton's return home after the War. Photographs include the Port of Nawiliwili, Ahukini wharf, loading operations out in the field, cane flumes, sugar mills, rare diesels and lots of steam!World War II buffs will enjoy these photographs taken by servicemen stationed in Hawaii in the 1940s.

Contents:

• Ch. 1: The Oahu Railway and Land Company
• Limited, in Honolulu, pp. 3–58
• Ch. 2: Along the Main Lines of the Oahu Railway & Land Co. and The Hawaii Consolidated Railway, pp. 59–132
• Ch. 3: Plantation Railways on Oahu, pp. 133–204
• Ch. 4: Plantation Railways on Kauai and the Remaining Islands, pp. 205–266
• Epilogue: Going Home, pp. 267–270
• About the Author, pp. 271–272. Features: New Softcover Gale Treiber The Railroad Press

A beautiful look at New York Central steam power on the less-documented western part of the system. This newest book from TRP features 84 premium B&W photographs from Ed Mays steam collection, along with 5 maps and a wealth of information regarding NYC's western lines.Volume 2 covers Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, New York and Ontario, Canada.

This important work was researched and written by Richard L. Stoving.The Railroad Press, softcover, 64 pages, 11 x 8.5 in., black & white pictures with captions.

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• New Softcover Richard L. Stoving The Railroad Press

Volume 4 includes 73 photographs, featuring plantation railroads on Kauai, Maui and the Big Island of Hawaii, plus 19 rosters, a detailed map of Kauai and photos from Victor Norton's return home after the War.

Photographs include the Port of Nawiliwili, Ahukini wharf, loading operations out in the field, cane flumes, sugar mills, rare diesels and lots of steam! World War II buffs will enjoy these photos taken by servicemen stationed in Hawaii in the 1940s.The Railroad Press, softcover, pages, B&W photographs.

Features: New Softcover Gail E. Trieber The Railroad Press 2007

Bob Olmsted is an excellent photographer and this book is a selection of B&W photographs taken during the period of 1958-1969.There are many 'down on' shots in this book which would help railroad modelers with equipment roof detail. No one Chicago railroad dominates this book. Included are shots taken at or near the major passenger stations plus shots of the South Shore.Most of the photographs are of the power and trains of Chicago Union Station and LaSalle Street Station.The Railroad Press, softcover, 52 pages, 8.5 x 11 in., B&W photographs with captions.

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• New Softcover Robert P. Olmsted The Railroad Press

The book is a geographically organized selection of B&W photographs from the Edward May photo collection. Complete with extensive photo captions this book presents what locomotives would have been seen on the New York Central in the states of Missouri, Illinois, Indiana and Michigan from the 1920s until the end of steam.This is a quality reproduction of the photographs which are pretty much 3/4 wedge shots with very little background clutter.

An occasional coal dock or water tower appears in the background. Also included are maps of the NYC for the selected states.The Railroad Press, softcover, 60 pages, standard portrait book 8 x 10 in., B&W photographs with captions and maps.

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• New Softcover Richard L. Stoving The Railroad Press

This is a rare collection of 105 photographs covering seven railway systems in Oahu during World War II. The vintage scenes in this Volume include steam locomotives, rolling stock, right-of-ways, engine facilities and much more.The book features the railway systems of the Honolulu Plantation Co., Oahu Sugar Co., Ewa Plantation Co., Waianae Sugar Co., Waialua Agricultural Co., Kahuku Plantation Co., and the Waimanalo Sugar Co.There are also seven rosters and two full-page maps showing the railroads on Oahu in the 1940s.

World War II buffs will enjoy these photos taken by servicemen stationed in Hawaii in the 1940s.The Railroad Press, softcover, pages, B&W photographs. Features: New Softcover Gail E. Trieber The Railroad Press

Photographs from the collection of Ed May, Commentary by Richard L. Stoving.This exciting look at New York Central steam power features photographs from the collection of legendary photographer Ed May. You will find photographs of seventeen distinct classes of NYC steam locomotives taken between 1917 and 1952 printed from negatives produced by Edward L.

May, F. Ray McKnight and many pre-1930 images from the Lavelle collection. In fact, most of the 79 beautiful B&W photographs in the book were taken before World War II.These photographs are run large on the page so you can see all of the details- no snapshots here! There is also a map of the Harlem and Putnam Divisions inside.The Railroad Press, softcover, 56 pages, standard portrait book 8 x 10 in., 79 B&W photographs, high-quality paper.

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• New Softcover Richard L. Stoving The Railroad Press

This beautiful book combines Mike Bednar's brilliant photography with his unique writing style to give you a first-hand look at railroading in this region.These are more than portraits - you get to see the entire scene with all the action and there are plenty of ALCOs, GEs and even cabooses captured in seldom-photographed locations to make this an important historical work.The Railroad Press, softcover, 72 pages, standard portrait book 8 x 10 in., 120 photographs (62 color, 58 B&W).

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• New Softcover Mike Bednar The Railroad Press

Features beautiful B&W steam photography, mainly from the 1930s and 1940s, with many surprises - great for modelers of that era!Centered on Canadian National and Canadian Pacific lines west of Winnipeg there are many action shots and other brilliant photographs that include the surrounding scenes, including steam-era structures and equipment.

This is a nostalgic look at one of the classiest steam operations in North America!The Railroad Press, softcover, standard portrait book 8 x 10 in., 40 pages, 60 B&W photographs.

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• New Softcover Joseph P. Boreskie The Railroad Press

This book is intended to be an overview of the Pennsylvania Railroad west of Pittsburgh to St. Louis in the years 1960 to 1999 in words and photographs.Beginning with the PRR in the late 1960s to the low points of the Penn Central era and concluding with the break-up of Conrail in 1999 this is not a detailed venture into railroad administrative records but information is drawn from employee timetables, bulletin orders, train schedules and other railroad documents.

Merger discussions with the New York Central in 1962 focused on the elimination of duplicate routes. As the planners shaped the future railroad NYC routes in Ohio, Indiana and Illinois were favored over the routes of the Pennsylvania due to aspects of the physical plant such as gradient, curvature, signaling and terminal facilities.For many reasons the resulting Penn Central became the largest bankruptcy of an American corporation up until the filing on June 21, 1970.

Later Conrail was formed from the ashes of the Penn Central and included many other now bankrupt carriers. Conrail became a profitable railroad with government subsidies and the Staggers Act allowing railroads more freedom to rationalize their plant and more freight rate leeway. Here in Color photographs and text is the story of this route of the former Pennsylvania Railroad.

Contents:

• Panhandle Passenger Operations, pp. 6–9
• Pittsburgh to Columbus, pp. 10–43
• Columbus to Richmond, pp. 44–77
• Queen City Lines, pp. 78–107
• Richmond to St. Louis, pp. 108–132
• Bibliography, pg. 133
• PRR
• Penn Central
• Conrail Symbols and Routes, pp. 134–135
• PRR Master Symbol List, pg. 136.Many color maps plus a train symbol section complete the work.The Railroad Press, hardcover, 136 pages, standard portrait book 8 x 10 in
• B&W and Color photographs. Features: New Hardcover Steve Hipes and David P. Oroszi The Railroad Press

This beautiful all-color book was published by The Railroad Press in July 2001. Anthracite Classics covers the PRR, RDG, LV and CNJ, mostly in the early 1950s to the mid-60s. PRR steam is in abundance in Enola and Northumberland in the early 1950s. Reading steam and early diesels are shown, along with early diesels of the Lehigh Valley and Central Railroad of New Jersey.

You will find Decapods, Consolidations, Northerns, ALCO FAs, RS3s, RS11s, F3s, FP7s, GP7s and much, much more!This 48-page book is filled with a nice variety of classic images from the Anthracite Roads, including a nice mixture of main line, branch line and yard photographs, along with maps and a comprehensive index.

Contents:

• PRR Susquehanna River Terminals, pp. 3–13
• CNJ and Lehigh Valley Railroad in the Upper Lehigh, pp. 14–27
• Reading
• Flatlands and Mountains, pp. 28–44
• Index, pg. 45 and pg. 48
• Color Maps of the Anthracite Region, pp. 46–47
• The Railroad Press, softcover, 48 pages, standard portrait book 8 x 10 in
• Color photographs with extensive captions. Features: New Softcover William R. McClellan The Railroad Press

Horse Cars, Pacemakers, Early Birds and more! From turn-of-the century wooden cars to modern steel cars from the '50s and '60s! This book is a must for all modelers and fans of the New York Central.Cars are shown in several different paint and lettering schemes.

A complete roster and index accompany crisp clear B&W photographs. These vintage photographs are run large so you can see all of the details! This is the first in a series of NYC Freight and Passenger Equipment.Contents:Rosters of 40, 50, 60, 86 and 40-foot cars rebuilt to 50-foot cars, pp. 3–5,Box Cars, pp. 5–41,Roster of stock cars, p. 41,Stock Cars, pp. 41–45,Refrigerator Cars, p. 46,Roster of refrigerator cars, p. 47,Car Listing by Lot Group, p. 48,Index, p. 48.The Railroad Press, 48 pages, 8.5 x 11 x. 25 in., B&W photographs, rosters.

Features: New Softcover Robert J. Liljestrand and David R. Sweetland The Railroad Press