Pacific Slope Railroads: Steam on the Rails, Mexico to Canada (Abdil)

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For LARGER SIZE, For LARGER SIZE, For LARGER SIZE, For LARGER SIZE, For LARGER SIZE, For LARGER SIZE, For LARGER SIZE, Hardcover: 182 pages. Publisher: Superior Publishing, 1959 - Bonanza Books edition Condition: Very good - Dustjacket: Light wear. - Boards: no wear - Binding: tight - Interior: pages tight and bright. Minor stain on title page. 1 Table of Contents — RAILS EAST 11 — RAILS WEST 43 — THE TRAIL TO SANTA FE 65 — WHEN THE SAINTS CAME ROLLING IN 81 — SHORT LINE ALBUM 99 _ NORTHWEST MEMORIES 119 — CORNFIELD MEETS AND ASSORTED CATASTROPHIES 153 — LOGS AND LOKEYS 167 RAILROADS 1854 to 1900 By George B. Abdill Author «f "THIS WAS RAILROADING" It has been 64 years since old Engine No. 1 of the San Francisco & San Joaquin Valley Railroad panted in from a thirtyfive mile an hour flight over the windswept sands and had its picture taken. But to untold thousands the day might have been last week. In the minds of such enthusiasts steam railroads live in lively imagination forever. After the hearty welcome of Geo. B. Abdill's first picture history, "This Was Railroading," the author turns to the fortunes and fates of the railroads of the Old West. Drivers pound, steam hisses and smoke streams out of diamond stacks as the Central Pacific conquers the Sierra Mountains, the Union Pacific pushes west from the Rockies, the Utah read more