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Chesapeake
& Ohio In Color
Volume 2
Jeremy F. Plant and William
McClure Volume 2 of this look at George Washington's
Road takes a comprehensive look at the lines of the former Pere
Marquete Railway before and after the C&O merger. Steam
and diesel abound between Detroit and Chicago as well as the spider
web of lines throughout the state of Michigan and the southern region
of Ontario.
Item # 1168.
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Chesapeake
& Ohio In Color
Volume 3
Jeremy F. Plant and William
McClure III West from the coalfields of West
Virginia, the C&O and its operations are examined in colorful
detail. Steam and early diesel as well as the second generation
of C&O power.
Item # 1169
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Chessie
System Color Guide to Freight Equipment
Randall K. Fields In
August 1972, Chessie System burst on to the railroad scene in the
eastern US with the daring paint scheme of yellow, blue and black
freight cars emblazoned with a stylized cat logo. More than
300 color photos of Chessie's freight cars.
Item # 1170
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CONRAIL
Color Guide to Freight and Passenger Equipment Volume 1
Larry DeYoung The varied
freight equipment of this recent fallen flag is displayed in more
than 300 color photos of the rolling stock of Conrail's early years,
1976-1986.
Item # 1117
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Chesapeake
& Ohio Facilities In Color
Vol. 1: Midwest
Eugene L. Huddleston
Stations, towers, roundhouses, maritime structures and lots of
C&O trains are illustrated in full color and given detailed
commentary by noted C&O expert E.L. Huddleston.
Item # 1320
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Chesapeake
& Ohio Facilities In Color Volume
2: Corridors
Eugene L. Huddleston
Six “Corridors” were chosen by author Gene Huddleston
to explore the facilities of the C&O: Queen City, Blue Grass,
Valleys, Allegheny, Piedmont and Peninsula. A special review of
the rare Richmond passenger car shops is also included!
Item #1378
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Penn
Central Color Guide to Freight and Passenger Equipment
James Kinkaid Although
much maligned, the Penn Central had a fascinating eclectic collection
of rolling stock. When new and freshly painted it could be quite
appealing. This is pure PC; no PRR, NYC, NH cars not repainted by
PC, but Penn Central as it was supposed to be!
Item # 1067
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Baltimore
& Ohio Trackside
with Willis McCaleb
James Semon
and Bruce Dicken B&O steam in all its
glory is captured mostly in Ohio by noted rail photographer Willis
McCaleb in this 128-page all-color book. This fourth Trackside book
takes the reader from Cleveland to West Virginia into Indiana and
back into central Ohio. Coverage includes every type of B&O
steam working in the Midwest during the fifties.
Item # 1017
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Anthracite Lines
