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WPLives 11th Dec 2021		Live Music Van Halen @ Pepsi Center	At this particular concert Sammy Hagar was the singer. All other members of the band were original. However, Eddie had his son Wolfgang come out and play electric bass on a couple of songs.
WPLives 11th Dec 2021		Vinyl Album Cheech And Chong - Cheech & Chong	My copy reads "Promotion Copy" and looks as if it might be an early pressing. Would someone please message me to verify or contradict my conclusion?
WPLives 11th Dec 2021		Magazine Western Pacific Headlight	Western Pacific's Maintenance of Way Equipment On the Property - WPMW 8545 Combination Gondola/Flat Car At the Throttle with Bob Larson - 1978
WPLives 6th Dec 2021		Book Tom Dill - Southern Pacific's Scenic Coast Line	Southern Pacific author and historian, Tom Dill continues his coverage of the vast system - all in vivid color! Not only are the Coast and Los Angeles Divisions covered, but also the Western Division - the major feeder to the Coast Line. There are loads of steam and first generation diesels with a touch of second generation diesels as well. See Santa Fe freights detouring on the SP due to the 1952 Tehachapi earthquake, demonstrator diesels working the Coast Line, and much more. A must have for steam, diesel, or Southern Pacific fans. 128 pages, over 260 color photographs.
WPLives 4th Dec 2021		DVD Don Olsen's Pacific Electric Trilogy - Transit Gloria Mundi	Volume 1 - The Southern District Step back into a railfan's paradise - Los Angeles in the 1940s, where the world's largest interurban was scheduling 1,100 passenger trains a day. From thousands of feet of vintage film, producer-archivist Don Olsen has assembled an extraordinary record of this interurban empire. Volume 1, first in a trilogy of Pacific Electric videos, features the Southern District, with the Long Beach/San Pedro, Newport Beach, Santa Ana and El Segundo/Torrance Lines. The evolution of ten and twelve hundred class cars and the "blimps" which supplanted them is well documented. Separate sections are devoted to carload freight and maintenance-of-way activities, including rail and overhead replacement and wrecks. As the system's premier freight hauler, electric, steam and diesel powered freights, plus box motors and RPOs kept the rails well polished with wartime activity, and these amazing scenes recall it all with vivid clarity. Volume 2 - The Western District PE considered its Western District a "suburban" service. Although the Burbank, Valley and Venice Short Lines were certainly interurban in character, their equipment generally was not. Thus this Volume of the Western District focuses on 600 (5050) class cars, which ran on most of the Lines; venerable 800s in rare shots along the Redondo Beach-Del Rey Line; 950s and 1000s, which served the western beaches; and PE's newest cars, the thirty PCCs in the 5000 class. Also shown are 100s and Birneys in local service. Our classic coverage of Western District operations features these types of cars, burnishing the rails down to Santa Monica, cresting the Cahuenga Pass or skimming along the Ivanhoe Hills on private right-of-way; plus downtown L.A., with the Subway and Hill Street Terminals, congested Hill Street and its tunnels, and facilities at Toluca yard, West Hollywood and Ocean Park carhouses. Volume 2 of "Remembering the Red Cars", in the finest quality digital and visual transfer, affords the PE fan an unparalleled opportunity to relive these sights and sounds. Volume 3 - The Northern District Justifiably revered as the world's greatest interurban, the Pacific Electric's vast empire has required three video volumes to cover it in detail. Volume Three features the Northern District, plus Special New Year's Day trains and RPO/Box Motor operations. The seven lines which provided the District's passenger services (Watts-Sierra Vista, Alhambra-Temple City, two Pasadena Lines, Sierra Madre, Monrovia-Glendora and San Bernardino Lines) are all represented in this mostly color odyssey. Revisit PE's largest and busiest district and savor the sights and sounds of the big red tens, elevens, twelve hundreds and RPO/boxmotors burnishing over one hundred miles of electrified trackage in the busy decade of the 1940s.
WPLives 3rd Dec 2021		DVD Historic Southern Pacific And The Greater Bay - Charles Smiley Presents	Look back to a great era with steam and early diesel trains filmed by the most prominent railfans of the time. We extensively cover Northern California and the San Francisco Peninsula to San Jose and Los Gatos in the early 1950s. Many classes of SP steam, diesels and FM Train Masters pulling commutes are shown when it mattered. We visit Niles Canyon Tower and then off to Altamont Pass and the greater East Bay area with stunning views of the area that have changed forever! See large steam Cab Forwards and other early diesels leading freight trains at Giant, Oakland, Berkeley and beautiful places to Crockett! Marvel at the parade of early freight cars from around the US and SP cabooses and Passenger Cars, that is a real highlight! Unbelievable scenes of the NWP Railroad running with Steam and Black Widow units! Look back in time at Island Mountain and Old "Alton" station when they were important locations. The NWP Line North all the way to Eureka, with freight and passenger trains, real lineside stations, bridges, tunnels, lumber towns, and a way of life that has vanished forever! The never-before-seen crystal clear Kodak Movie Film has waited up to 70 years for your viewing! The picture and sound quality are incredible in this 2 HR 1 Minute movie! This is a must for any SP or NWP fan or fans of real railroading who remember or want to see how it really was! List price $24.95, 120 minutes, all-color. SKU: HISTORICSPDVD. Posted November 14, 2021.
WPLives 3rd Dec 2021		Blu-ray Into The Feather River Canyon - 7idea Productions	Travel to the legendary Feather River Canyon and see this historic line between Oroville and Portola, California. This DVD will show you many highlights of the canyon including: the famous bridges at Pulga; Clio Trestle; Serpentine Canyon; Williams Loop (where trains loop over themselves) and; the famous Keddie Wye. Catch the legendary "Broncos" escorting trains through the rain, when the risk of rock slides and washouts is high. You will see the Quincy Railroad in action and take a ride on their EMD SW7 switcher up and down the 4% grade which connects a local Sierra Pacific sawmill with the UP. At Portola, we spend some time at the Western Pacific Railroad Museum where the WP lives. You will even witness the UP 844 steam locomotive making a special appearance as the UP celebrates 100 years of railroading in the Feather River Canyon! List price $29.95, 110 minutes. SKU: FRCDVD and FRCBR. Posted 9-8-10.
WPLives 3rd Dec 2021		DVD California Railroads In The 1980's - C Vision Productions	California Railroads in the 1980’s (FULL SCREEN DVD ONLY) Join C. Vision Productions for a journey across the Golden State to view awesome railroad action in the 1980’s along with bonus steam coverage in the early 1990’s. From the movie film camera of Dan Engstrom, this video features many of the Railroads operating in California at the time including: Amtrak; Southern Pacific; Santa Fe; Northwestern Pacific; Central California Traction Company and the; Eureka Southern. See SP mainline and local freights, Santa Fe freights with both blue and "Kodachrome" SP merger motive power, Western Pacific F Units and Geep’s on the Union Pacific, caboose operations, the overnight "Spirit of California" train and Southern Pacific commute action with both heavyweight and bi-level equipment. See the last day of PCC car operations on San Francisco's L,N,K, and J Lines. Also included are train operations on now dormant trackage of the SP’s Brentwood Line and the abandoned Santa Fe’s Pasadena trackage. This video also includes footage of the Southern Pacific numbers 2472 and 4449, along with Union Pacific’s 844 and Challenger 3985 on steam excursions to the Sacramento Railfair, R&LHS Convention, and the 1984 Worlds Fair. Relive a time when railroading action in California was colorful and exciting. Enjoy the memories in California Railroads in the 1980’s! 96 minutes, color silent films with music, narration and on screen graphics.
WPLives 3rd Dec 2021		Book Jeff Ainsworth - Pacific Electric, Volume 8	From the Beach Will Cover the Venice Short Line from Santa Monica to LA, south from Santa Monica to Venice via Trolley Way, then east along Venice Blvd., Culver Jct., Helms, Vineyard, Hill St. Station and a couple vintage LA photos from 1900-1908
WPLives 3rd Dec 2021		Book Jeff Ainsworth - Pacific Electric Volume 7	8x11 horizontal paperback, 66 pages, heavy coated stock, full page roster and action photos, index, color and b/w maps. 2020. ""On this trip we'll travel on several routes from downtown Los Angeles. From Central Station, we'll head out in a SW direction along 6th St...."
WPLives 3rd Dec 2021		Book Jeff Ainsworth - Pacific Electric Volume 5	To the Valley! San Fernando Valley via Cahuenga Pass; Hollywood to San Fernando and Canoga Park. Photos date from early 20th Century to early 1950s, Including color-keyed maps and photo index. 8x11 horizontal paperback, 74 pages, heavy coated stock, full page roster and action photos, index, color and b/w maps. 2019
WPLives 3rd Dec 2021		Book Jeff Ainsworth - Pacific Electric Volume 3	Pacific Electric v 3 "Along the Beach: Santa Monica to Redondo Beach Route from Santa Monica south to Redondo Beach, via Venice. Culver City, Playa del Rey, Manhattan Beach & Hermosa Beach". Also included action on a portion of the Santa Monica Air Line from Culver Jct. to Santa Monica. includes color coordinated maps for reference. 8×11 horizontal paperback, heavy glossy paper, black and white images throughout. 2017
WPLives 27th Nov 2021		DVD Today's Northwestern Pacific - Pentrex	Take a step back in time as Pentrex pays affectionate tribute to the Northwestern Pacific Railroad. It's 1992 and the Northwestern Pacific, a Southern Pacific subsidiary, is still running its venerable SD-9s on through trains from Suisun City to Willits in Northern California. Lumber is still the chief commodity hauled by this historic road, as it's been for years. Six days a week you can still see NWP trains traveling the 156-mile line. Much of the traffic originates in Eureka on the newly-formed North Coast Railroad (formerly the Eureka Southern). The NWP interchanges with the North Coast in Willits and forwards those trains to the Southern Pacific (Now Union Pacific as of 1996) at Suisun City. NWP diesels were leased by the North Coast Railroad during its first months, recreating the days when the NWP still owned the line to Eureka. You'll be treated to a brief look at the operations of the North Coast Railroad and the Eureka Southern, as well as an up-close and personal tour of the Northwestern Pacific. Petaluma is NWP's base of operations. Sprint trains and their crews originate here, running both north and south on the line. Normally the north end of the line is only run at night but in 1992 NWP ran Willits-to-Petaluma trains during daylight hours, providing us with a rare opportunity to capture this scenic route. Three years of filming throughout the changing seasons resulted in the original release of this show in 1993 as a VHS video. Now it is available on DVD, delivering these fascinating images with the enhanced viewing quality that DVD provides. DVD Special Feature: Chapter Menu provides instant access to program segments. 1 Hour 5 Minutes In Color with Hi-Fi Sound and Narration Full-screen (4x3) Format No region code; can be played in any NTSC DVD player worldwide Packaged in Sturdy Vinyl Clamshell Case ISBN: 1-56342-186-0 UPC: 7-48268-00469-8
WPLives 27th Nov 2021		Magazine Classic Trains	On our cover Central Vermont 2-10-4 703 heads a freight to Montreal 4 miles north of Bethel, Vt., on March 4, 1950. Stanwood K. Bolton
WPLives 19th Nov 2021		Book Southern Pacific Historical And Technical Society - Rail Passenger Service History	Pacific Electric Railway (PERy) was created in 1901 with Henry Edwards Huntington as principal stockholder. Huntington completed the first PE line in 1902 which ran from Los Angeles to Long Beach. He later sold his shares to Southern Pacific in 1910. In 1911 the “Great Merger” took place. Although continuing to operate under the Pacific Electric name, Southern Pacific Railway merged PERy with nearly all of the interurban railways in a four-county region of Southern California. PERy grew to connect various cities across the Los Angeles metropolitan area. PERy vehicles were commonly known as the Red Cars, the most obvious feature distinguishing PERy cars from the "Yellow Car" vehicles operated by the Los Angeles Railway. As patronage on passenger rail lines declined after the second World War, PERy began converting rail routes to bus service. Eventually, in 1953, PERy sold its passenger operations to the Metropolitan Coach Lines. Metropolitan Coach Lines continued the conversion from rail passenger service to bus passenger service and the final former Pacific Electric Railway passenger rail line was converted to bus service in 1961. Southern Pacific Railway eventually abolished the Pacific Electric Railway Company in 1965, folding what little mileage remained of PERy’s freight operation into Southern Pacific’s own operation.
WPLives 19th Nov 2021		Book Southern Pacific Historical And Technical Society - Rail Passenger Service History	Stated 2nd Printing December 1995
WPLives 16th Nov 2021		Book Service Manual - Harley-Davidson	422 pages of illustrations and information. This Service Manual covers all 1985-1990 Softail Models. The manual contains step by step instructions, and easy to read illustrations. Basically it covers everything from basic fluid changing instructions to rebuilding the motor. A must for every workshop and the Do-It-Yourself Harley mechanics. With this workshop service manual, you will be able to achieve perfect results. Our digital service literature is excluded from any exchange! It is your responsibility to make sure and check if the service manual is for your bike, year, and model. If you are in doubt, please contact us before you make the purchase. This official service manual is for the following motorcycles: Models included are: 1985-1990 Softail Models
WPLives 14th Nov 2021		Book Raymond E. Maloney - Harley-Davidson Clymer FX/FL Softail Big-Twin Evolution 1984-1994	This 1984-1999 Harley-Davidson FX FL Softail Repair Manual by Clymer provides detailed service information, step-by-step repair instruction and maintenance specifications for 1984-1999 Harley-Davidson Softail Big-Twin Evolution FXST, 1984-1999 Harley-Davidson Softail Big-Twin Evolution FXSTC, 1984-1999 Harley-Davidson Softail Big-Twin Evolution FXSTS, 1984-1999 Harley-Davidson Softail Big-Twin Evolution FLST, 1984-1999 Harley-Davidson Softail Big-Twin Evolution FLSTC and 1984-1999 Harley-Davidson Softail Big-Twin Evolution FLSTF motorcycles. 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Includes everything you need to know to perform tune-up and routine maintenance on the engine, clutch and transmission, fuel and exhaust, ignition system, steering and suspension, wheels, brakes and tires, electrical system, frame and body. Features complete wiring diagrams and 552 illustrated pages. The following information is included in this 1984-1999 Harley-Davidson FX FL Softail workshop manual: QUICK REFERENCE DATA CHAPTER ONE GENERAL INFORMATION: Manual organization; Notes; cautions and warnings; Safety first; Service hints; Serial numbers; Parts replacement; Torque specifications; Fasteners; Lubricants; RTV gasket sealant; Threadlock; Gasket remover; Expendable supplies; Basic hand tools; Test equipment; Precision measuring tools; Cleaning solvent; Other special tools; Mechanic’s tips; Ball bearing replacement; Oil seals CHAPTER TWO, TROUBLESHOOTING Operating requirements, Troubleshooting instruments, Testing electrical components, Emergency troubleshooting, Engine performance, Starting system, Charging system, Ignition system, Fuel system, Engine noises, Engine lubrication, Clutch, Transmission, Electrical problems, Excessive vibration, Front suspension and steering, Brake problems CHAPTER THREE, PERIODIC LUBRICATION, MAINTENANCE AND TUNE-UP Routine safety checks, Maintenance intervals, Cleaning your Harley, Tires and wheels, Periodic lubrication, Periodic maintenance, Tune-up, Breakerless ignition service, Carburetor adjustments, Storage CHAPTER FOUR, ENGINE Service precautions, Special tools, Servicing engine in frame, Engine removal, Rocker arm cover/cylinder head, Valves and valve components, Cylinder, Pistons and piston rings, Pushrods, Tappets and tappet guides, Oil pump, Oil filter mount (1992-on), Gearcase cover and timing gears, Crankcase and crankshaft, Engine break-in CHAPTER FIVE, CLUTCH, PRIMARY DRIVE AND STARTER DRIVE Dry clutch (early 1984 FXST), Wet clutch (late 1984-1989), Wet clutch (1990-on), Primary chain, Compensating sprocket, Primary chain case, Electric starter drive (1984-1988), Starter jackshaft (1989-on) CHAPTER SIX, 4-SPEED TRANSMISSION Transmission, Shifter cover, Shift forks, Kickstarter and starter clutch, Side cover (electric start), Shifter adjustment CHAPTER SEVEN, 5-SPEED TRANSMISSION Production gears (1994 models), Shift cam assembly, Shift forks, Transmission, Transmission case, Transmission side cover (1987-on), Transmission adjustments
WPLives 10th Nov 2021		Book Mark Effle - I.N.L.	OUR COVER PHOTO A MIGHTY SYMBOL of electric traction in wartime America was the Milwaukee Road's western electrification, and on April 2, 1944, Cpl. Ira L. Swett planted both feet firmly in the snow at Avery, Montana, while the photographer captured both the editor and his life's work--the electric railway. Boxcab locomotive E12 was heading up a troop train, and Swett long remembered that Seattle-to-Tampa ride in a swaying, drafty Pullman car. (Interurbans)
WPLives 8th Nov 2021		Book Mark Effle - I.N.L.	My copy reads "First Printing: Autumn 1978"
WPLives 4th Nov 2021		Book Various Authors - When Eastern Michigan Rode The Rails, Book 3	Volume 3 in this fascinating series examines the transportation modes in the Detroit area. This book covers the corridor westward to Ypsilanti, Ann Arbor, Jackson, Lansing Battle Creek, Kalamazoo and up to Battle Creek, including commuter rail, streetcars, interurbans, and buses. The main players were the Detroit United Railway (later the Eastern Michigan System), the Michigan Railway Company, the Michigan Central Railroad. Illustrated throughout with black and white photographs. Includes rosters, maps and chronology. 223 pages with index.
WPLives 31st Oct 2021		DVD Classic Trains Magazine: 5-year Archive 2015-2019 - Kalmbach Media	Get the last 5 years of Classic Trains on DVD-ROM! Access 20 issues from 2015-2019, including the 15th anniversary issue and the expanded issue on the 150th anniversary of the Transcontinental Railroad. You’ll appreciate all the reproduced information presented in digital clarity specifically for your laptop or desktop. Classic Trains’ 5-Year Archive DVD-ROM also features 13 special issues that you can search, view, zoom in, and bookmark. Keep every article easily accessible! Special issues included: Trains of the 1940s, Trains of the 1950s, More Trains of the 1950s, Trains of the 1960s, Trains of the 1970s, Great Trains West, Great Trains East, Great Trains Heartland, Great Trains Freight, Steam’s Lost Empire, Mountain Railroads, Trains Go to War, Great Train Stations.
WPLives 31st Oct 2021		DVD Southern Pacific Vintage Steam - Greg Scholl Video Productions	This program begins in San Jose, California, and works the way up to Oakland. Many commuter trains with Pacific's are seen, as well as war-time black Daylights, Cab Forward's, 4-8-2's, and smaller power on locals. Then divert to the Altamont Pass line and see several Cab Forward articulateds, and even a 4-10-2 leading one train. Continue to Oakland and see some trains around San Francisco before heading eastward along San Pablo Bay, then visit the San Ramon Branch and see some old film of smaller branch line operations. Next is a Daylight section with a variety of films of Daylight trains in action, mostly with Daylight paint. Next, move to a segment that is east of Los Angeles and includes a lot of 1930's and 1940's material mostly on the line to El Paso. Next you'll see a variety of various SP images before closing out the show with several scenes of 4-6-2 2467 en route to Sacramento in 1999, and with 2472 at Hunters Point in 2001. There is something for everyone in this show, especially if you like SP Steam!
WPLives 24th Oct 2021		Book Jim Walker - Pacific Electric Red Cars	Of the rail lines created at the turn of the 20th century, in order to build interurban links through Southern California communities around metropolitan Los Angeles, the Pacific Electric grew to be the most prominent of all. The Pacific Electric Railway is synonymous with Henry Edwards Huntington, the capitalist with many decades of railroad experience, who formed the "P.E." and expanded it as principal owner for nearly its first decade. Huntington sold his PE holdings to the giant Southern Pacific Railroad in 1910, and the following year the SP absorbed nearly every electric line in the four-county area around Los Angeles in the "Great Merger" into a "new" Pacific Electric. Founded in 1901 and terminated in 1965, Pacific Electric was known as the "World's Great Interurban."
WPLives 20th Oct 2021		Book Jeff Ainsworth - Pacific Electric Volume 2	Los Angeles to Santa Monica via Hollywood & W. LA Hollywood - Venice Line By Jeff Ainsworth. "Beginning in downtown Los Angeles, north through the tunnels to Sunset, Hollywood, Santa Monica Boulevard, through West LA, Beverly Hills and Brentwood. "Equipment including the 600s, 950s, box and freight motors." Paperback, 11"×8.5" horizontal format, full page black and white roster and action photographs. 2016.
WPLives 20th Oct 2021		Book Jeff Ainsworth - Pacific Electric Volume.1	"On this journey, we’ll begin in downtown Los Angeles, travel along the city streets out to Valley Junction, where we’ll take a short excursion to Pasadena via the Oak Knoll line. Then we'll return to Valley Jct. to continue east on the San Bernardino Line via El Monte, Baldwin Park, Covina, San Dimas, Pomona, Etiwanda, Rialto and San Bernardino. Also included are Colton & Riverside areas." 8"×11" horizontal paperback, Softcover, 64 glossy pages, sharp black and white photographs throughout. 2014.
WPLives 17th Oct 2021		Book Various Authors - Growing Up With Trains II	Growing Up With Trains II A Northern California Album by Richard Steinheimer and Ted Benson Softcover: 11×8-1/2 inches, 111 pages Table of Contents: Introduction Railfan Genesis Golden Gateway Great Valley The Mountains Color Favorites Excerpt from Introduction: LOOKING BACK, The seeds of Growing Up With Trains, A Southern California Album, written with Donald Sims, were planted in my mind outside London in 1980 at Clapham Junction. Glancing out of my coach window at all those youthful "train Spotters" at the world's busiest station impressed me with the universality of liking trains. In this book we'll take you on a spin around Northern California over the last five decades, touching down here and there to see the trains that people loved, and to learn a little about some of the fans who took the pictures. The 16 pages of color give us the chance to add another dimension to our appreciation of trains, and the chance to try out some personal color layout ideas.
WPLives 17th Oct 2021		Book Steve Schmollinger - Desert Railroading	Follow along as the author presents the major railroads, and some shortlines, that battle the desert in the American West, and have brought life into this parched land. Fully illustrated in color.
WPLives 17th Oct 2021		Book Jeff Wilson - Great Northern Railway In The Pacific Northwest	(Golden Years of Railroading) In landscape configuration (11"×8.5"), this volume presents some 100 fine black and white photographs of Great Northern's most photogenic territory. Wilson covers the cusp between steam and diesel. Travel the Great Northern Railroad through rugged mountain passes and Big Sky scenery. Includes views of the Empire Builder, plus track map and schematics. The Great Northern Railway (reporting mark GN) was an American Class I railroad. Running from Saint Paul, Minnesota, to Seattle, Washington, it was the creation of 19th-century railroad entrepreneur James J. Hill and was developed from the Saint Paul & Pacific Railroad. The Great Northern's route was the northernmost transcontinental railroad route in the U.S. Great Northern Railway in the Pacific Northwest Kalmbach, January 2001 Table of Contents: Brief History of the Great Northern Railway-----4 North from Seattle to Vancouver, BC---------------10 South of Seattle-------------------------------------------26 East from Seattle Through Stevens Pass--------36 Electric Division--------40 The Cascade Tunnel and Electrification---------------------------52 East to Spokane-----------------------64 East into Montana--------------------74 Marias Pass-----------------------------88 Glacier National Park---------------92 Browning and Beyond--------------96 Great Northern Railway's Passenger Service-114 BNSF in the Pacific Northwest Today-124
WPLives 14th Oct 2021		Book Robert J. Church - Steam Days In Dunsmuir	Table of Contents: Preface------------------------------------------------8 Acknowledgements----------------------------9 Introduction to the Shasta Division---11 ____Section I, by Dick Murdock 1. Early Days Around the Depot---------31 2. The Trade Goes Through---------------79 3. A Matter of Acceptance----------------85 4. Short Stint on the Siskiyou Line-----91 5. Going South for Steam------------------99 6. From Hostler to Passenger Fireman-107 7. And Then There Was Humor-------117 8. Big Boulders and Other Stories---123 9. How About Trout and Bass---------129 10. Notes and Quotes---------------------137 11. News and Views of '54--------------147 12. Out of Steam-----------------------------157 _______Chronology of Events-----------167 _______Glossary of Railroad Terms-168 ____Section II, by Don Olsen 13. The Lefthand Seatbox---------------173 ____Section III, by Bob Church 14. Braking on the Shasta---------------193 _______Incident at Morley, by Bill Reid--213 15. Dunsmuir Yards, A Photographic Album-235 ________Locomotive Assignments--254 Bibliography------------------------------------257 Index-----------------------------------------------259

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