Chicago & North Western Power 1963-1995 In Color Volume 2: Built by Alco, Baldwin, Fairbanks-Morse, General Electric, and Whitcomb

This volume has great photographs of the early diesel locomotives produced by all of the builders of the era. It's amazing a regional railroad as the Chicago & North Western had such a diverse roster. Many of the photographs include locomotives still painted in their original owners paint such as the Chicago Great Western (ALCOs and Baldwins), Minneapolis & St. Louis (ALCOs) and former Missouri-Kansas-Texas EMD re-powered Baldwins. Some photographs show off fresh paint, most show lots of wear and dirt.

This continued coverage of Chicago & North Western's motive power fleet examines switchers and first-generation Road-Switchers built by ALCO, Baldwin, Fairbanks-Morse, General Electric, and Whitcomb, as well as yard and road slugs.

Contents:
Slugs (Yard and Road), pp. 4-9,
ALCO Switchers, pp. 10-20,
Baldwin Switchers, pp. 21-41,
Fairbanks-Morse Switchers, pp. 42-47,
General Electric Switchers, pp. 48-50,
Whitcomb Switchers, pg. 51,
ALCO Road-Switchers, pp. 52-93,
Baldwin Road-Switchers, pp. 94-111,
Fairbanks-Morse Road-Switchers, pp. 112-128.

Hardcover with dust jacket, 128 pages, 8.5 x 11 in., Color photographs with captions.

• New
• Hardcover
• Stephen M. Timko
• Morning Sun Books