Weekend-Chief Model Trains

Showcase of diesel loco prints by noted rail artist Howard Fogg. Full-page prints with caption information. Full-color, hardcover, 175 pages, indexed by railroad,
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Showcase of diesel loco prints by noted rail artist Howard Fogg. Full-page prints with caption information. Full-color, hardcover, 175 pages, indexed by railroad, 12x9''. Transition-era action captured on film by noted photographer Philip R. Hastin gs.
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All about the formation of Transcontinental Air Transport, Inc. (forerunner to TWA), the emergence of air travel in the United States and, for awhile, the blending of air service with the dominant mode of the time, rail
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Widely varied and dressed in colorful schemes, these refrigerated cars carried milk between rural dairies and brokers and processors in key cities. These volumes are packed with photos of some of the most fascinating cars ever to roam the
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Passenger and freight terminals from the early 1900s to the 1930s.
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The largest fleet of named streamliners in the United States, the Burlington Zephyrs turned heads wherever they went. Whether breaking records or starring in feature films such as Silver Streak, these unique trains immediately took the nation by st orm. The first diesel-electric powered streamlined trains in America, they featured a 600-horsepower, 8-cylinder, 2-cycle Winton 201A diesel engine, and were capable of breakneck speeds. Each succeeding generation demonstrated the
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In the 1940s and 1950s, American railroads made the historic transition from steam to diesel-electric power. At a time when railroads still relied on steam power for most service and diesels remained a novelty, Electro-Motive took the nation by sto rm with its distinctive-looking four-motor F-unit locomotives that echoed across America. The F unit soon became the standard diesel on many American railroads for over two decades. This book covers the F from its humble
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CB&Q motor cars, steam and diesel locos. Complete with locomotive
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