View the freight, passenger and non-revenue equipment of the Erie Railroad, as well as the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western through more than 300 color photos. Hardcover, 128 pages, full-color

Each full-color, hardcover book contains hundreds of images and most volumes are 128 pages long. "In Color" series books cover railroads by roadname. "Trackside" series books cover railroad action as it relates to a geographical area. "Color Guide" volumes feature large images of railroad freight and passenger equipment - perfect for use as a modelers reference. A year-by-year look back at the Mainline Through the Rockies starting in 1947.

Each full-color, hardcover book contains hundreds of images and most volumes are 128 pages long. "In Color" series books cover railroads by roadname. "Trackside" series books cover railroad action as it relates to a geographical area. "Color Guide" volumes feature large images of railroad freight and passenger equipment - perfect for use as a modelers reference. The Grain Milling Capital of the World was once Americas second largest rail interchange point. See the operations of NYC, LV, EL, N&W, B&O and others.

Each full-color, hardcover book contains hundreds of images and most volumes are 128 pages long. "In Color" series books cover railroads by roadname. "Trackside" series books cover railroad action as it relates to a geographical area. "Color Guide" volumes feature large images of railroad freight and passenger equipment - perfect for use as a modelers reference. More than 300 vintage color photos of the equipment roster of The Feather River Route

Each full-color, hardcover book contains hundreds of images and most volumes are 128 pages long. "In Color" series books cover railroads by roadname. "Trackside" series books cover railroad action as it relates to a geographical area. "Color Guide" volumes feature large images of railroad freight and passenger equipment - perfect for use as a modelers reference. Allentown, PA, was the railroad hub of this busy steel, coal and cement producing portion of the country, and was served by the CNJ, LV, RDG, DL&W and the L&NE.

Each full-color, hardcover book contains hundreds of images and most volumes are 128 pages long. "In Color" series books cover railroads by roadname. "Trackside" series books cover railroad action as it relates to a geographical area. "Color Guide" volumes feature large images of railroad freight and passenger equipment - perfect for use as a modelers reference.

Rolling stock from the Mainline of Mid America and the Gulf, Mobile & Ohio.

A talented railfan photographers images from along the legendary WM

A rare look back at the streetcar systems that served the cities of San Diego and Los Angeles, California. More than 250 color photos from the 1940s and 50s

A fond look back at the C&O in Virginia and West Virginia from the last years of steam to the end of the Chessie System era.

In August 1972, Chessie System burst on to the railroad scene in the eastern US with the daring paint scheme of yellow, blue and black freight cars emblazoned with a stylized cat logo. More than 300 color photos of Chessie's freight cars.

From 1948 and into the 1950s, Lloyd Hall was shooting the LV, Erie, DL&W, and PRR around his neighborhood in the northern Pennsylvania - southern New York towns of Sayre and Towanda, PA and Waverly, NY. Some of the best LV steam, FT and PA color ever seen.

The varied freight rosters of the St.Louis - San Francisco Railway (Frisco) and the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad (Katy) are reviewed in full color in more than 300 photographs. There's even a handful of passenger cars used jointly by these fallen flags.

Passenger and freight train operations are examined system wide on the KCS by former Railfan and Railroad Magazine editor Jim Boyd. Photography concentrates on the first and early second generations of diesels

GTW was an interesting blend of Canadian and US railway practices. It had hotshot freights that serviced a burgeoning automobile traffic in the Detroit area while also operating a top-notch Chicago to Toronto mainline passenger operation.

Follow the struggle of the New Haven out on the road during the 1950s as it makes a valiant effort to modernize its operations while enduring onerous financial burdens and dubious management.

Jim Boyd's Southern Pacific epic continues during the 1970s as the railroad enters a troubled period. The best SP color photography ever published

An electric look at Ontario railroading in the late 1950s including CP, CN, TH&B, ET, eclectic lines, equipment and railroad ferry operations. Included is a rare 1940s look at Ontario Northland steam and sidetrips to other provinces.