The ACL's purple, silver and gold trim stood out in a sea of box car red and hopper black. Yet, in many respects, its equipment was quite conservative. This 128 page book includes hundreds of vintage color photos

Travel along with SP "company" photographers as they capture steam-powered freights and passenger trains, new diesels and special events in full color. These photos were commissioned by the SP in the late 40s, 50s, 60s and 70s, for all types of corporate purposes - advertising, brochures, annual reports, etc.

Small in route-miles, the CV was still big-time railroading in the 1950s and 60s. With top-notch through trains, 2-10-4s and quartets of Geeps, CV was a road well worth visiting. 128 pages.

Take a class by class tour of the CNJ's varied roster from diminutive 0-6-0's to heavy duty 2-8-2's. Then, go out on the road, for an excursion up the mainline featuring almost all classes. Hardcover, 128 pages, full-color.

A class-by-class review of post-war B&O steam at rest and at work.

First-hand recollections and photography from an on the ground Pennsy employee during the 1950s and 60s.

Box cars, reefers, stock cars, gondolas, hoppers, flats and caboosesThey're all here in full color, expertly captioned. More than 300 views. Hardcover, 128 pages, full-color.

Famed photographer Emery Gulash takes the reader out on his home turf to photograph the ever-changing scene on the New York Central Michigan Central trackage from 1940 right up to the 1968 Penn Central merger.

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

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.