Rail Classics Magazine 1975 September Santa Fe Zebra striping Train called LRC A

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Rail Classics Magazine 1975 September Santa Fe Zebra striping Train called LRC A
 
Rail Classics Vol 4 No 5 September 1975
Table Of Contents
Features
Krause On Steam  John Krause 12
A Small But Magnificent Selection Of A Master Photographer's Work.
Lrc Means Light, Rapid, And Comfortable Miles Moran 24
From Canada Comes What May Be The Answer To Today's Passenger Needs.
Rc Goes Copper Hauling  David Lustig 32
Come Along And See How The San Manuel Makes A Living.
C-14: South America's Rail Spine  Ron Ziel 42
A Sensational Rail Line Of 400 Miles And Once . .. Lots Of Steam.
American Zebras  Lee Berglund 52
Santa Fe's Zoo Paint Scheme That Lasted Into The Early Sixties.
The Magnificent Failures  Gordon E. Lloyd 56
These Were To Be The Salvation Of The Illinois Terminal ... But Weren't!
Battle For Stevens Pass  Pat Morris 70
The Great Northern Had A Fight To Complete Their Line To Seattle.
Departments
Editor's Memo  3
Rail Mail  5
Books  6
Copy 19  7
Photo Clinic  10
What's Happening  38
Photo Gallery  66
Derail  82

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