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Hundman Publishing. Hardcover. New. A synopsis of each Pennsylvania Railroad diesel locomotive class with specifications, service history and excellent B&W photographs. Contents: Muzzling the Ox, pp. 10-21, The PRR was Unique, Paint Schemes, Demonstrators, Test Units, Cab Signals, Trainphone, pp. 22-39, The First Diesels, pp. 40-49, Passenger Locomotives, pp. 50-67, The First Freighters, pp. 68-95, The Second Generation,… Read more about this item

Hundman Publishing. Hardcover. New. No car typifies the Pere Marquette Railroad's fleet than the 50-foot double-door steel automobile car. The dust jacket cover photograph is of PM No. 72000, an example built by the Greenville Steel Car Company in 1940. This car was equipped with a Duryea cushion underframe and a perforated steel interior lining for auto parts… Read more about this item

Hundman Publishing. Hardcover. New. This book continues Mallory Ferrell's work on the short lines of the American South. His interest began as a teenager in the 1940s. Excursions chasing down the last of steam in the South along with the photographic efforts of others also interested in the subject provide the photography for this excellent book. Contents: Acknowledgments,… Read more about this item

Hundman Publishing. Hardcover. New. This subsidiary company of the Chicago & North Western provided access to the northern reaches of the states of Wisconsin and Minnesota, to Sioux City, Iowa and a connection with the Union Pacific at Omaha. The Omaha Road was the rustic country cousin to its larger owner. Includes many early photographs, maps and well-researched… Read more about this item

Hundman Publishing. Hardcover. New. The DSP&P headed out from Denver, snaking through the canyon formed by the South Platte River, crested Kenosha Pass and headed across the Great South Park to Como, Colorado. From there the line split, one track headed for the Gunnison Country via Trout Creek Pass, Nathrop, Chalk Creek and the famed Alpine Tunnel. Then… Read more about this item

Hundman Publishing. Hardcover. New. Mallory Hope Ferrell has always been intrigued by the remote, often run-down and obscure railroads. A Southerner by birth, this tome covers many of these lines during the period just before World War II until the arrival of a diesel salesman or abandonment put an end to that glorious era of steam and smoke.… Read more about this item