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We have a selection of full-color books covering railroading in the U.S. and Canada. Books are shipped directly from the author and must be ordered separately from prints; print discounts do not apply to books. Note that the prices below reflect books purchased by the author using author-only discounts offered by the printer, making these the least expensive prices you can get. There may be times when inventory is short and we're waiting for another discount; we'll notify you if there appears a lengthy delay may be in order. If you need it fast, let us know -- sometimes we can get it quicker for only a few dollars more, depending on what sales are being offered by the printer at any given time.
This edition features an exciting cross-section of U.S. and Canadian railroading including the last logging railroad in North America, Amtrak heritage units, Train Festival 2011 and more. Available in either hardcover or softcover, 240 pages, 10x8 horizontal format.
Check out a 72-page preview in our E-Book section here.
Check out a 72-page preview in our E-Book section here.
Available February 28!
Our 2012 edition of Trackside Travelogue features a lot of Iowa, Norfolk Southern's heritage units, a look at Alto Tower in Altoona and more. Through almost 240 color photos, it's an interesting cross section of U.S. railroading. Available in either hardcover or softcover, 240 pages, 10x8 horizontal format.
Our 2012 edition of Trackside Travelogue features a lot of Iowa, Norfolk Southern's heritage units, a look at Alto Tower in Altoona and more. Through almost 240 color photos, it's an interesting cross section of U.S. railroading. Available in either hardcover or softcover, 240 pages, 10x8 horizontal format.
Order before February 28 and we'll send you a coupon good for $10 off any print purchase of $25 or more; your book will be delivered as soon as it's ready!
Available February 28!
From 2007-2010 Michigan was the place to be to see the 1940s brought back in living color. Two large steam locomotives, Pere Marquette 1225 and Nickel Plate Road 765, operated on several photo charters in all kinds of weather. The two were joined by several other locomotives, culminating in Train Festival 2010. Softcover, 60 pages, 10x8 horizontal format.
Pre-Publication $33 (plus s&h)
From 2007-2010 Michigan was the place to be to see the 1940s brought back in living color. Two large steam locomotives, Pere Marquette 1225 and Nickel Plate Road 765, operated on several photo charters in all kinds of weather. The two were joined by several other locomotives, culminating in Train Festival 2010. Softcover, 60 pages, 10x8 horizontal format.
Pre-Publication $33 (plus s&h)
Order before February 28 and we'll send you a coupon good for $10 off any print purchase of $25 or more; your book will be delivered as soon as it's ready!
Available February 28, 2013 (we hope)!
The first edition of this series covered 2011, but that won't stop us from working back through the years! The first of the "looking back" editions covers 2010, with Toronto streetcars, the Canadian prairie, Oregon water tanks, a heavy dose of steam, and more. Available in either hardcover or softcover, 240 pages, 10x8 horizontal format.
Not yet for sale.
The first edition of this series covered 2011, but that won't stop us from working back through the years! The first of the "looking back" editions covers 2010, with Toronto streetcars, the Canadian prairie, Oregon water tanks, a heavy dose of steam, and more. Available in either hardcover or softcover, 240 pages, 10x8 horizontal format.
Not yet for sale.
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