Terminal Railroad Association of St. Louis In Color

Terminal Railroad Association of St. Louis In Color
by Greg Stout

This busy switching road serviced St. Louis Union Station and numerous yards and trackage in the St. Louis area. Many trunk lines (PRR, NYC, MP, MKT, Wabash, etc.) utilized the TRRA and their trains are also illustrated in vintage color dating back to the early 1950’s. Item # 1292.

Spokane Portland & Seattle In Color
Diesels of the Northwest's Own Railway

Spokane Portland & Seattle In Color
Diesels of the Northwest's Own Railway
by Ed Austin

The dieselization of the SP&S is traced in more than 250 color photographs. This chronological look at the road’s motive power development takes the reader right up to, but not including, the BN merger. Item # 1293.

Lackawanna RR Facilities In Color Volume 1: Hoboken to Dover

Lackawanna RR Facilities In Color Volume 1: Hoboken to Dover
by Robert J. Yanosey

The Lackawanna described itself as “Mile for Mile, the Most Highly Developed Railroad in America” and the suburban Morris & Essex Division lived up to this slogan. Stations, towers, bridges and shop buildings on the Main Line and Boonton, Gladstone and other branches. Item # 1294.

Norfolk & Western Steam In Color

Norfolk & Western Steam In Color In Color
by William McClure and Jeremy Plant

The last great bastion of steam was the N&W and this book will illustrate why the road had such faith so late in the diesel era. This system-wide tour of the N&W has stunning action photography as well as terminal scenes. Item # 1295.

Trackside in the Mid-Atlantic States 1946-1959

 Trackside in the Mid-Atlantic States 1946-1959 with V. Purn and J. Knauff
by Kevin Holland and Robert J. Yanosey

The late 1940’s-1950’s tour of the United States continues as they visit the Lackawanna, B&O, Reading, CNJ, EBT, VGN, C&O, PRR, N&W when steam ruled and early diesels were just arriving from the builders. Item # 1297.

Burlington Northern In Color Volume 2: A Cascade of Color

Burlington Northern In Color Volume 2: A Cascade of Color
by Jim Boyd

Follow author Jim Boyd as the BN merger takes place and its eclectic locomotive roster is organized. Experimental paint schemes and massive renumbering are all well illustrated and detailed. Item # 1298.

Boston & Maine In Color Volume 2

Boston & Maine In Color Volume 2
by Carl Byron

A year-by-year chronology of the B&M from just after World War II through the troubled McGinnis years, bankruptcy and eventually Guildford.  Item # 1299.

Wabash / Nickel Plate / DT&I Color Guide to Freight & Passenger Equipment

Wabash / Nickel Plate / DT&I Color Guide to Freight & Passenger Equipment
by Jim Kinkaid

More than 300 color views of these Mid-Western fallen flags. Also includes AA, ART M&LS and NJI&I. Item # 1300.

Trackside with "Mr. Alco" George W. Hockaday

Trackside with "Mr. Alco" George W. Hockaday
by Jim Odell and
Len Kilian

George Hockaday loved the Alco locomotives his employer created and photographed them new at the plant as well as out on the various railroads he worked with. Item # 1301.