jeffrey cauthen donald munger (8 risultati)

Hardcover. Condizione: New. The Southern Pacific Trackside at Transition is a personal pictorial of the face of railroading during the transition years of one of the Wests great railroads. As a youngster, the author, in the company of his mother, traveled the system in search of photographic locations and interesting power. The author includes in this look at his lifetime of photography several other railroad companies and short line railroads that he covered during his travels. This 320 page landscape book contains 224 B&W and 145 color photographs most of which have never been published. Through his photography, the author gives you a glimpse of railroading in the west. It is library bound with a dust jacket, bibliography and index, with a cover painting done by John Winfield. Contents: Dedication, Acknowledgements, pp. 7-10, Southern California (San Diego through Los Angeles to Vincent), pp. 11-108, Owens Valley (Mojave to the Keeler Branch), pp. 109-136, San Joaquin Valley, pp. 137-196, The Central Coast (San Luis Obispo to Davenport), pp. 197-240, The Bay Area, pp. 241-260, Northern California, pp. 261-294, The North Coast (Tiburon, The California Western and Pacific Lumber Co.), pp. 295-310, Bibliography, pp. 311-312, Index, pp. 313-320. Southern Pacific Historical & Technical Society, hardcover with jacket, 320 pages, standard landscape book 10 x 8 in., 224 B&W and 145 Color photographs, most never before published.

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Fine. First Edition. Stated First Printing. As new, still sealed in publisher's original shrink wrap. (Domestic or International delivery will require additional postage charges for this book. Please do not order if you are unwilling to pay the exact postage charges).

Hardcover. Condizione: New. New hardcover. Straight secure spine with tight hinges and clean interior.

Hardcover. oblong, light greyish-blue cloth boards w/ black spine printing. illustrated pastedowns & flyleafs. 527 pgs w/ bw & illustrations. glossy, grey and orange pictorial dustjacket. Wonderfully illustrated and annotated with select color illustrations. Includes diagrams. VG. creasing to corners & cover edges; creasing to spine ends. dustjacket has edge-wear; scratches & scoring to back cover; closed tear to cover edge.

Cloth. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Good+. Dust jacket has edge wear, creases, scratches, rubbed/slightly bumped corners, rubbed spine. Boards have edge wear, rubbed corners/spine. Small bent page corners. No writing.

Hardcover. Condizione: New. Authors Munger and Cauthen, with many credits to their names in all matters regarding Southern Pacific passenger equipment, have combined efforts once again in this massive Volume which details the history of Southern Pacific and its Subsidiaries (both Pacific Lines and Texas & Louisiana Lines) Official Cars, as well as Sud Pacifico de Mexico Official Cars and those of the St. Louis-Southwestern Railway and Pacific Electric Railway. Since many of these cars were renamed andor renumbered - often many times - a Name and Numbering Aid is included to guide the reader to a specific car of interest. An additional chapter covers Southern Pacific Company Service Cars. 590 photographs - 176 of them in color - and 110 plans, Rosters, Appendix, Color Gallery, Bibliography, Glossary of Terms and Index. A Must Have for the Southern Pacific historian and modeler! Hardcover. Contents: Introduction, Acknowledgements, pp. 8-11, Name and Number Finding Aid, pp. 12-16, Southern Pacific and Subsidiaries (Pacific Lines) Official Cars, pp. 17-328, Southern Pacific and Subsidiaries (Texas & Louisiana Lines) Official Cars, pp. 329-378, Sud Pacifico de Mexico Official Cars, pp. 379-386, St. Louis-Southwestern Railway Official Cars, pp. 387-410, Pacific Electric Railway Official Cars, pp 411-416, Southern Pacific Company Service Cars, pp. 417-430, Appendix A: Select Official Cars Equipment Details, pp. 431-448, Appendix B: Official Car Interiors, pp. 449-456, Appendix C: Miscellaneous Cars, Photographs and Plans, pp. 457-460, Appendix D: San Marino, The Rest of the Story, pp. 461-463, Southern Pacific Official Car Gallery, pp. 464-507, The Societys SP Official Car Working Group Patrons, pg. 508, Bibliography, pp. 509-513, Glossary of Terms, pp. 514-517, Index, pp. 518-528. Southern Pacific Historical & Technical Society, hardcover with jacket, 528 pages, 414 B&W and 176 Color photographs.

Condizione: Fine. 1st Edition. An important reference covering the development, construction, modification and disposal of official cars in SP's fleet. Heavy book, may require extra shipping. weight: 5.8 lb. Fine in a near fine dust jacket with one short closed tear. Illustrated throughout with black & white and color photographs. 22x31 cm. 527 pp, Gray cloth, black spine titles, pictorial endpapers.

Hardcover. Condizione: New. Hardcover, 480 pages, 8.5 x 10.5 in., Color photographs and illustrations. As a result of working on numerous Southern Pacific passenger car volumes over the years, the authors discovered many interesting photographs and documents relating to the Overland Limited, San Francisco Overland Limited, and San Francisco Overland. As this is a favorite SP passenger train of the authors, we believe it will be useful to share these photos and documentary findings through this publication. The main focus of this volume will be on the San Francisco Overland (Limited) for the years 1946 through 1963. They have included limited coverage of the predecessor trains from 1869 to 1899 and select coverage of the Overland Limited and San Francisco Overland Limited for the periods 1899 through 1945. Also included are select photos of other Overland Route passenger trains, plus appendices of historical dates, car assignments, consists, painting guide and bibliography for more information. Contents: Introduction, Acknowledgements and Foreword, pp. 6-10, The Early Years, 1869 to 1898, pp. 11-14, The Wood Car Era, 1899 to 1909, pp. 15-30, The Heavyweight Steel Car Era, 1910 to 1945, pp. 31-84, The Post-War Era, 1946 to 1963, pp. 85-214, The Transition of the San Francisco Overland to Armour Yellow and Harbor Mist Gray Colors, pp. 215-242, End of Through San Francisco-Chicago Service by the San Francisco Overland, pp. 243-363, Other Select Overland Route Trains, pp. 364-464, Appendix A: Significant Historical Dates for both the Overland Limited and San Franciso Overland Limited and other Overland Route Trains, pp. 465-472, Appendix B: Various Car Assignments and Train Consists, pp. 473-475, Appendix C: Painting of the Cars, pp. 476-477. Bibliography, pp. 478-480.