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Railfanning the Northeast 1934-1954 with Richard T. Loane Volume 3: Erie, M&E, NYS&W, W-B&E, M&U, L&NE, NYO&W SPECIAL ORDER ONLY

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Railfanning the Northeast 1934-1954 with Richard T. Loane Volume 3: Erie, M&E, NYS&W, W-B&E, M&U, L&NE, NYO&W SPECIAL ORDER ONLY is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.


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Photographer Dick Loane's excursions through the Northeast in the 1930s, '40s, and '50s continue as he visits the Erie Railroad, New York Susquehanna & Western, Lehigh & New England, and New York, Ontario & Western! Many rare images include the Wilkes-Barre & Eastern. Softcover, 128 pages, standard landscape size, B&W images with captions.

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One of a series of 5 x landscape format softbacks each covering 2 or more companies plus some short lines etc all volumes concentrate on steam era early 1930s on and are one mans collection. Very impressive collection, maybe not always of highest quality in pre-WW2 shots given imitations of camera used but all very interesting, often unusual subjects and in line with publishers usual standards. All are monochrome and offer hours of browsing. Makes you wish you could have been there.

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One of a series of 5 x landscape format softbacks each covering 2 or more companies plus some short lines etc all volumes concentrate on steam era early 1930s on and are one mans collection. Very impressive collection, maybe not always of highest quality in pre-WW2 shots given imitations of camera used but all very interesting, often unusual subjects and in line with publishers usual standards. All are monochrome and offer hours of browsing. Makes you wish you could have been there.