Menu
Cart 0
Trains Magazine 1949 August The century-old C&El Ontario Northland.
Trains Magazine 1949 August The century-old C&El Ontario Northland.
Trains Magazine 1949 August The century-old C&El Ontario Northland.
Trains Magazine 1949 August The century-old C&El Ontario Northland.
Trains Magazine 1949 August The century-old C&El Ontario Northland.
Trains Magazine 1949 August The century-old C&El Ontario Northland.
Trains Magazine 1949 August The century-old C&El Ontario Northland.
Trains Magazine 1949 August The century-old C&El Ontario Northland.
Trains Magazine 1949 August The century-old C&El Ontario Northland.
Trains Magazine 1949 August The century-old C&El Ontario Northland.
Trains Magazine 1949 August The century-old C&El Ontario Northland.
Trains Magazine 1949 August The century-old C&El Ontario Northland.
Trains Magazine 1949 August The century-old C&El Ontario Northland.
Trains Magazine 1949 August The century-old C&El Ontario Northland.
Trains Magazine 1949 August The century-old C&El Ontario Northland.
Trains Magazine 1949 August The century-old C&El Ontario Northland.

Trains Magazine 1949 August The century-old C&El Ontario Northland.


RailroadTreasures offers the following item:
 
Trains Magazine 1949 August The century-old C&El Ontario Northland.
 
Trains   August 1949    Vol 9 No 10
CONTENTS   Notice the damage, around the staples, stainingrippled.  
Cover photo. By Donald Sims.----1                                                 
Picking up "19" orders at Burbank Junction, Calif., on the Southern Pacific.
Railroad news and editorial comment. By D. P. Morgan.4
Along the Atlantic Coast Line. A photo feature. --14                                               
Diesel-powered Champions on one of Dixie's most powerful railroad systems.
The century-old C&El. By Willard V. Anderson.--16                                    
Here's a passenger bridge route with freight-like consists: L&N, NC&StL and ACL cars mixed up with its own.
Ontario Northland. By Mike Runey.---24                                                          
A frontier railroad starts to open up an empire of silver and lumber.
The ideal steam locomotive. By David P. Morgan.-28                                                          
A most advanced conception of what a steam locomotive should be - styled by the B&O.
Photo section. Railroading in the camera's eye. --31                                            
Espee's Noon Daylight, 31; NKP crosses Wildcat Creek, 32; Hoosac Tunnel & Wilmington, 32; B&O pushers on Sand Patch, 33; 'risco's Meteor in St. Louis, 33; NP's transcontinental Alaskan, 34-35; NYO&W: coal road to bridge route, 36-37; PE interurbans, 38; SR safety track, 39.
Time freight 20. By Frank P. Donovan Jr.--40                                              
Your cab- and caboose-pass on one of the Midwest's fastest, most famous hotshots.
What is an equipment trust? From Investor's Reader.45                                              
How to buy railroad equipment on credit.
Lake Michigan's floating railroads. By Lewis C. Fay.-46                                                                      
Ann Arbor, Grand Trunk-PRR and Pere Marquette car ferries detour around Chicago across the lake.
The bright green caboose. Photos by C. P. Fox. --50                                                         
Toledo, Peoria & Western brakemen make their cabooses their homes. Here's why.

All pictures are of the actual item.  There may be reflection from the lights in some photos.   We try to take photos of any damage.    If this is a railroad item, this material is obsolete and no longer in use by the railroad.  Please email with questions. Publishers of Train Shed Cyclopedias and Stephans Railroad Directories. Large inventory of railroad books and magazines. Thank you for buying from us.

Shipping charges
US Shipments:  When you add multiple items to your cart, the reduced shipping charges will automatically be calculated. .    For direct postage rates to other countries, send me an email.   Shipping varies by weight.

Terms and conditions
All sales are final. Returns accepted if item is not as described.  Contact us before making a return.  No warranty is stated or implied. Please e-mail us with any questions before bidding or buying.   

Thanks for looking at our items.