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Title Author Price 1836-1986 Directory of World Electric Lines 1964 Earl Clark $15.00 1964 Membership List National Railway Historical Society National Railway Historical Society $5.00 30 Years Later The Shore Line Central Electric Railfan's Association $15.00 3-Axle Streetcars From Robinson to Rathgeber Volume one Henry Elsner Jr. $25.00 50th Anniversary 1931-1981 Suburban Electrification Delaware, Lackawanna Wes Coates $15.00 90 Years Of Buffalo Railways William R. Gordon $10.00 A Century Of Chicago Streetcars 1858-1958 James D. Johnson $15.00 A Forgotten Industry Newburyport and Amerbusy Streetcar Builders O.R. Cummings $8.00 A History Of Them Hudson Valley Railway Saratoga Through Car David F. Nestle $5.00 A Past Still Alive Pittsburgh History & Landmarks Foundation celebrates 25 years Walter C. Kidney $5.00 A Volume Warrant For Urban Stop Signs - 1950, Saugatuck ENO Foundation for Highway Traffic Connecticut Control $5.00 Across New York By Trolley Frederick A. Kramer $5.00 Apple Country Interurban A history of the Yakima Valley Transportation Co. Kenneth G. Johnson $5.00 Arkansas Valley Interurban Doc Isely $10.00 Aroostook Valley Railroad History of the Potatoland Interurban in Northern Maine Charles D. Heseltine $15.00 Aroostook Valley Railroad Company Bulletin 65 November 1946 CERA $25.00 Around The Circle One Thousand Miles Through the Rocky Mountains Edwin L. Sabin $5.00 Atlantic Shore Trolleys O.R. Cummings $15.00 B P &J The Bloomington Pontiac & Joliet Electric RW Company $15.00 Badger Traction Central Electric Railfan's Association $2.00 Baltimore And Its Streetcars A Pictorial review of the Postwar Years Herbert H. Harwood $15.00 Bernard J. Sacks George F. Nixon Baltimore Streetcars 1905-1963 The Semi-Convertible Era Harold E. Cox $5.00 Before The North Shore Line The Early Years 1894-1916 Bluff City Electric Street Railway Edward W. Tobin $20.00 Berkshire Street Railway. Transportation Bulletin Jan.-Dec 1976 National Railway Historical Society $5.00 Berlin Street Railway O.R. Cummings $8.00 Berlin Street Railway New Hampshire O.R. Cummings $10.00 Blue Ridge Trolley The Hagerstown & Frederick Railway Herbert H. Harwood Jr. $12.00 Boston's Main Line EL: The Formative Years 1879-1908 George Chiasson, Jr. $10.00 Brill Magazine August 1916 Vol. 10 Electric RR Historical Society $10.00 Title Author Price 1836-1986 Directory of World Electric Lines 1964 Earl Clark $15.00 James C. Greeller & Edward B. Brooklyn Trolleys Watson $8.00 Brooklyn Trolleys New York Greenlines Railways $5.00 Brooklyn's Waterfront Railways. A Pictorial Journey Jay Bendersky $5.00 Buffalo & Lake Erie Traction Co. 1906-1934 William R. Gordon $20.00 Building the Independent Subway. Technology & Intense Struggle of NY city's Venture Frederick A Kramer $10.00 Buses, Trolleys & Trams Chas. S. Dunbar $5.00 Canadian Railroad Historical Association Bulletin 17 Montreal April 15, 1954 Canadian RR Historical Society $5.00 Canal Boats, Interurbans & Trolleys The Story of the Ron Amberger Dick Barrett Greg Rochester Subway Marling $45.00 Capital City Streetcar Days Concord & Masschester Electric Branch 1878-1933 O.R. Cummings $5.00 Cataract Traction - The Railways of Hamilton John M. Mills $3.00 Catenary Through the Countries - Story of the Montreal & Southern Counties Rw Anthony Clegg and Omer Lavallee' $2.00 CERA'S - EARLY BULLETIN 1-19 (1938-1940) Central Electric Railfan's Association $2.00 Chicago Rapid Transit Volume I Rolling Stock 1892-1947 Central Electric Railfan's Association $10.00 Chicago South Shore & South Bend Railroad How the Medal Was Won Central Electric RR $15.00 Chicago Surface Lines An Illustrated History Alan R. Lind $2.00 Chicago Surface Lines An Illustrated History Third Edition Alan R. Lind $5.00 Chicago's Rapid Transit Volume II Rolling Stock 1947-1976 Bulletin 115 Central Electric Railfan's Association $10.00 Cincinnati Streetcars No 2 The Inclines Wagner and Wagner $15.00 Cincinnati Streetcars No. 9 Streamliners and War Horses Wagner and Wagner. $25.00 Cog Railway To Pike's Peak Morris W. Abbott $25.00 Colorado Trolleys Leland Feitz $8.00 Colorado Trolleys A quick History of Colorado's Streetcars Leland Feitz $25.00 Commuter Railroads Patrick C. Dorin $15.00 Commuter Train to Grand Central Terminal - Quadrant Press Review 10 Tom Nelligan $15.00 Confessions Of A Trolley Dodger From Brooklyn Stan Fischler $10.00 Frederick A. Kramer with Ed Connecticut Company's Streetcars Wadhams $13.00 Conway Scenic Railroad Struggle and Triumph D. W. Swift $15.00 Copper Wires, Clerestories And Commuters - Syracuse's Interurban Story Lawrence Meloling $15.00 Cortland County Traction The Story Of Cortland's Trolley System Richard F. Palmer and Shelden S. King $25.00 Cumberland County Trolleys Shirley R Bailey & Don Wentzel $10.00 Curved-Side cars Cincinnati Car Company Wagner $20.00 Danville & Sunbury Transit Co. The Interurban That Never Was Gene D. Gordon $10.00 Title Author Price 1836-1986 Directory of World Electric Lines 1964 Earl Clark $15.00 Deck Roof Trolley cars Harry Foesig $5.00 Detroit's Street Railways Vol. 02 1922-1956 Jack E. Schramm William H. Henning $15.00 Detroit's Street Railways 1863 Volume 1 1922 Jack E. Schramm William H. Henning $10.00 Detroit's Street Railways Bulletin 123 Volume 111 Jack E. Schramm William H. Henning $15.00 Detroit's Street Railways Vol 1 City Lines 1863-1922 Central Electric Railfan's Association $10.00 Diamond State Trolleys Electric Railways of Delaware Harold E. Cox $3.50 Down To The River By Trolley History of the New Paltz- Highland Trolley Line Glendon L. Moffett $5.00 Duneland Electric South Shore Line In Transportation D. Kaplan $10.00 Earl Clark's Directory of World Electric Lines 1967 Earl Clark $5.00 Earl Clark's Directory of World Electric Lines 1964 Earl Clark $3.00 Early Electric Cars Of Baltimore Harold E. Cox $3.00 East Shore & Suburban Railway Eric C. Hanson $2.00 Electric Cars and Trucks J.G. Brill co Harold Cox $20.00 Electric Cars and Trucks J.G. Brill Company Philadelphia 1895 reprinted 1971 Harold E. Cox $2.00 Electric Cars In The Electric City Robert D. Mowers $2.00 Electric Locomotives Brian Soloman $2.00 Electric Railways od Indiana Bulletin 102 Central Electric Railfan's Association $2.00 Electric Railways of Indiana Bulletin 101 Central Electric Railfan's Association $2.00 Electric Railways Of Indiana Bulletin 104 1960 Central Electric RR $15.00 Electric Railways of Iowa Bulletin 114 Central Electric RR $25.00 Electric Railways Of Michigan Central Electric RR $45.00 Electric Railways of Minneapolis & St. Paul Interurbans Special No. 14 Interurban $55.00 Electric Railways of Northeastern Ohio Bulletin 108 Central Electric Railfan's Association $10.00 Electric Traction Quarterly Spring 1963 Buffalo & Lake Erie Traction Company $10.00 Electric Traction Quarterly the Great Third Rail Wreck Central Electric RR $50.00 Electric Traction Quarterly Summer Issue 1963 Traction Orange Co. $10.00 Electric Traction Quarterly Vol. 4 Number 4. Summer 1966 Traction at night Richard N. lukin $2.00 Electrification By GE Bulletin 116, Signed copy by the author dated 11/23/76 T. C. Phillips $15.00 Elmira and Chemung Valley Trolleys In the Southern Tier William R Gordon $2.50 Erie's Trolleys Benson W Rohrbeck $2.50 Every Hour On The Hour John E. Merriken $40.00 Fares, Please A Popular History of Trolleys, Horsecars, Streetcars, Buses Etc. John Sanderson Miller $4.00 Fares, Please Those Portland Trolley Years John T. Labbe $20.00 Faster Than the Limiteds Story of the Chicago-New York Dr. Thomas R. Bullard & William M. electric air line Railroad Shapotkin $6.00 Title Author Price 1836-1986 Directory of World Electric Lines 1964 Earl Clark $15.00 Fifty Years of Progressive Transit A History of the Toronto Transit Commission John F. Bromley and Jack May $20.00 Fort Wayne And Wabash Valley Trolleys Bulletin 122 George K. Bradley $18.00 Fort Wayne's Trolleys A complete History from 1870-1963 George K. Bradley $20.00 Forward is the Motto of Today Street Railways in Charlottesville, Va. 1866-1936 Jefferson Randolph Kean $6.00 From Horsecars to Streamliners. An Illustrated History of the St. Louis Car Co. Alan R. Lind $8.00 From Railway To Freeway - Pacific Electric And the Motor Coach Eli Bail $8.00 Galveston-Houston Electric Railway Herb Woods $8.00 Gary Railways James J. Buckley $8.00 Hawaiian Tramway - Kalihi and waikiki Road Roy S. Melvin And Robert Ramsay $35.00 Headlights Jan-June 2004 Light Rail in the Twin Cities Don Scott $2.50 Here Comes The Trolley! Trolley Cars in Utica, N.Y. Robert G. Gurley $2.50 Highlights of American Railroad History Association of American Railroads $7.00 Hill City Trolleys - Street Railways of Lynchburg, Va. Harold E. Cox $15.00 Historic Trolley Guide to Suburban Electric Lines of the New York Metro. Area - 1914 Electric Railway Historical Society $15.00 Historical Souvenir Lorain County, Ohio Mrs. O. H. Monroe $5.00 History Of Lehigh Valley Transit Company Robert L. Culp $5.00 History of the Hudson Valley Railway of Lynchburg, VA David Nestle $10.00 History of the Lehigh Valley Transit Company - Railway Operations - Apr 1, 66 Randolph L. Kulp $8.00 History of the Lehigh Valley Transit Company - Railway Leigh Valley Chapter, National Operations Railway Historical Society Inc. $20.00 History of the Lehigh Valley Transit Company Electric RR Historical Society $10.00 Horsecars, Cable Cars and Omnibuses John H. White Jr. $5.00 Charles C. Robinson and Paul L. Houston North Shore DeVerter II $2.00 I.N.L. The Early Interurban Newsletters 1943-1944 Barker Gummere $10.00 IER "The Big Red Cars" The Western Railroader Vol.
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