GTW was an interesting blend of Canadian and US railway practices.  It had hotshot freights that serviced a burgeoning automobile traffic in the Detroit area while also operating a top-notch Chicago to Toronto mainline passenger operation.

Item # 1181

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In 1960 the GTW image was remade from its conservative green color scheme. Witness this dramatic changeover as it overtakes everything from F7s to equipment, through the photography of Emery Gulash.

Item # 1182

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“Follow the Flag,” as more than 180 brilliant color photos take the reader from Buffalo across Canada to Detroit, and to Chicago, Decatur, St. Louis, Missouri and Council Bluffs. Most of Wabash’s master photographers are represented in action shots of both steam and diesel, passenger and freight trains.

Item # 1290

Follow the Wabash as its eclectic diesel fleet highballs hotshot auto traffic and fabled passenger trains.  Our book celebrates the color work of fabled photographer Emery Gulash and continues as the N&W extends its  paint and influence after the 1964 merger.

Item # 1257

Special Note: The author has established a website devoted to his Morning Sun Books: www.trainweb.org/jerrypinfo