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Prn 199605.Pdf BOOKS * SALE ITEMS NEW TITLES Seaboard Coast Line ,128·121 ..................... 14.25 20thCenhJrY Limited, 128-1113 .................... 19.25 SF 1988 Motive Power Pictorial {SCI, 121·003 .. 19.95 BOOKS Appalach Coal Mines& RRDs (TLC), 128-114 .... 12.25 Signatures in Steel.115·101 .......................39.75 WESTERN FIELD GUIDE SP 1995 MotivePvnr Aanual. 121·021............... 34.95 Appalach X·ing·Pocahan, Rd, 128·109 ...........10.25 Ski Train·ORGW, 108·110 .....................* *13.25 •• SPECIAL 8&0 Color o.te FrllPass106-164 Eq .. ..................35.95 Argent Lumber-last of Swamprats (PFM), 120·01529.25 Southern Pacific In Oregon (PFM), 12D-017 ...... 38.95 Vaction time is coming! Be ready to railfan with 811:Coal Cormlly Track,lde Guide,175-106 ...... *24.75 . AtlanticCoastline·Diesel Years,119·1B4 ..... .. 37.75 SP's CoastUne , 195·101 ...........................50.95 _Co_laBallway, 204·101 ...................54 .95 mteillgence, radio freqs., back access roads, topo maps. AT&SF Color Guide Fr'upass. Equip. 106·152 •••35.95 SP in West·Hard Rd. to the Prom., PI,191·102 .. 24.95 Bythe n, 140-118 ....... .......... ......................29.50 Allupdated for your railfanning pleasure! S&O T' Units,128·113 ..............................11.95 . SP of Melico & W. Coast Route, 107·110 ........ 30.95 Cheyenne West·Part" 191·108... .. .. .. ......... *25.95 CAJON PASS· TEHACHAP) AMTRAK'S SURF LINE· AFTON CANYON 8&0 Passenger Service,Vl IHB), 128·122 .......17.95 . SP Oieselization, 120·010 ........................... 32.50 • Cimic Frt.Cars·SO' Box, va, 1 11 ................21.� 8&0 Sand Patch · Clash01 Titans,132·100 •••••• 39.75 40- Steam Loco Dir. No Amer Vl&2 (Set), l1B·l01 •.36.50 CDIrl. V.nnont Rwy·Yank.. T""., VI,7 202·104 .....29.75 LlSP1195ea - OURS ONL Y s1 0''' B&O Vl & V2, (EA),110·000 ........................ 33.50 Steam Passenger Service Directory, 113·102 ...... 9.50 CGaI oaIt •• Move·VGN Rwy,21)8.. 101 ................ *9.95 TWO $9:95, 3 OR MORE $9.25 EACH Beaumont Hill, SP, 107·103........•................ 35.95 Siory 01 the Sanla Fe (Bradl",), 102·110 ......... 21.95 CIO in the Coal Fields,1S8-112 ....................... 17.75 MenllOn SpeCial Olfer # 165 Umited Supplies Beauty of Railroad Bridges, 107·122.............. 33.85 Swayne l1Imber N.G. in Merrimac, 120·016...... 31.95 Colo. & 50.·_o i•• 121· ...........34.95 Before Guilford, 110·101 .•..•..••..•..•....•..••..•• 29.50 (FWW), 020 Switchback to the Timber (M!. Hood), 171·1..... 19.95 , Diesel Locos·Th. Blue Ridge Trolley · H&F Interurban,107·120 •••30.SO F'Its\5OY .... ,131-Dl054 .... .....21.50 Tehachapi (Schmollinger), 115·103 ............... 35.95 50% DISCOUNT Diesel,01 tMC1Iiugo & IIW, 119-110 ......... ...... 47.95 8N: RR'D Giant 01 the PNW, 175·103 .............. 19.75 . TheDinky'C&NW in Wisconsin, 194·101...... *15.95 SANTA FE FANS SPECIAL EO$!Broad Top. SII" G.ge SIrM,or,110·112 . ..... 35.25 BNlSF 1994 Annual (HB), 175·107 .................. 32.50 . TIme of the Trolley, 107·109........................ 32.25 Ullno!<C.ntral·l. Colet,106- ...........................35.75 Brown Book, 170·101 ................................ 19.25 Trails Among the C.'Monarch Branch, 146·120 .28.75 frIIl... k" Road 10CnIet, 1116-157 ....................35.95 Breezers·Streetcars, l1B·102 ......................42.95 Two Feet to thelakes, 120·014 .................... 38.50 OPERATION(ARMITAGE) SANTA FE Medbens, 130·111 ........................................,23.95 Burlington Northern Into the 90's, 121·013 ...... 34.95 U·Boats · McDonnell,115-105 ..................... 37.25 ListS1495 •• NorfolkSoulhern B81I ·I995,163-107 . ..... .2&.75 OURS ONLys?"o-50% Off Burlington Route, V1 (FWW), 121·010 ............. 34.95 .. Union Pacific Steam in Color,106-153 ........... 35.95 MorfeltSoutham DieselLocomotins, 128·123 .....14.75 with p�rchase. Cab""" 01 the B&O RR'O (Hubler), 215·101 ....37.95 U.S. Military Railway Serv., 115·102 ..............24.75 $5.00 IiortbtmPacific-Diesel Eta. 19t5-1970, 107·124 .. 42.00 Only 100 copIes avallable-Don't miss out!! Cabooses 01 the Norfolk & Western, 2OB·102.... 35.95 Virginian Rails 1953·1993, 110-111 ...............35.75 You must mention Special Order #102 N.P .Plc todal, Vl & V2, 121-01B ......... ... ,34.95 CB&Q Color Guide/Fr't & Pass. Equip, 106·14B .. 35.95 EA . Virginian Railway locomotives, 128·102 ......... 11.95 NWP clli RR� &h',Successors, .. ...25.95 C&O Allegheny Subdivision,168·105 .............. 15.95 , c . Warbonnets, 109·B923 ..............................36.95 YC the HudsonValley, 131-(1106 ...... 14.75 C&O BL·2 Oiesels, 168·109 ........................... 9.25 I. Western Maryland in Color. 106·151 .............. 35.95 �ennsy 119·113 .......... ....... 14.95 C&O Oiesellocomotives, 168·102 ................. 23.75 Diesel Lo-, V2, . West From Omaha·Pfeifer, 120·002 ............... 45.75 Pen"..,Diesel Y 106-162...................... 36.75 C&O Dining Car Recipe Book,168·104 ............ 15.95 ...., V6, W. Maryland Clr Gde to FrtJPass Eq. 106·161 •... 35.95 Pin Ughl, 202·103 .... .... .. ... .. *12.50 C&O Steamliners, 2nd to None, 168·101 ..........23.75 Prick 01 . .... .. Westside · N.G. in the Sierra, 120·013 ............ 44.95 PresidentTmels by T a . .. *30.95 California Railroads, 107·102 ...................... 34.25 i., 128-124 ... ...... .. West Virginia Logging,128·104 ................... 15.25 PIIR Color BuhfeFrf/PaSSr Eq, V2, 106-163............ 35 .95 Cascade Division · BNJMIL Road, 191-101 ........ 27.95 VIDEOS Reading Co. Fr't Vl 2O(J.101 . .;' ................ 21.75 Centennial State Trollep'CO S'cars, 108·51·3 .... 19.50 Cafs, , . 611 on Saluda, 152·113 ............................. 29.95 Rio GraIId·lost Places, 108·.......... ': ................. 32.95 Central Arizona's Railroads (GW).107·118 •...•.. 30.95 Across Marias Pass, 100-114....................... 2B.95 RAILROAD ATLAS, VS flock CalorPic torial, 121·022.............. 34.95 LAKES WEST )NCLUDES CHICAGO ST. LOU)S Chasing Trains · B. Richardson, 146-129 ........40.50 tstaod V2, Amtrak's AulD Train, 100-AUTOmN ............... 27.95 & Rolkoads Ih. DlrloV a ey, 172·102.. ............ 17.95 LIST Y STK# ChessieEra (!lC), 12B·ll6 .........................12.50 01 ll . British Columbia Railway. 100·132................ 29.95 - OURS ONL 517.95 165·105 Chessie,The RR'O KiHen.128·,08.. : ............... 9.50 SaataFelnlhoMo.ntalns,131-01060..... .......... 14.75 Cab Ride Clinchfleld·SouthlJlorth(EA), 152·000 .. 25.75 Fe Rolls, V1, 168·103.. ... ..... ... 29.95 C�icago. Burlington & Quincy V1 (MS), 106'136 35.95 Soot! ... ... .. .. Cab Ride Thru Rockies,Vl·3 (EA), 123·000...... 22.95 PRE-PUBLICATION SPECIAL Seattf.byT rolley,12fHJ21 ............................. 29.� Clinchfield Country, 110·104....................... 2B.95 Cajon PaSS/Tehachapiloop, 100·133 .............27.50 SF·Gattway AmerIcan West,107·121 .........44 .25 Conrail Commodities. 172·101 .....................36.75 to tM Cass Scenic Railroad,'01J..195 ..................... 21.75 SOUTHERN RAILWAY _MotinP ",ll9-114(S!>eciaf). ......34.95 Contemporary Diesel Spotters Guide.131·01068* 15.50 .. Classic Steam of the 20's & 40's, 129·53114 .... 23.75 5th.. Rw'y Pict·Wa.fl-AUant.,121·023 . ...32.95 SYSTEM PICTORIAL CIIIIlV Clr. Guide·Frt. & Pass. Equip,106·149 ... 36.75 Syst. Clinchfield · Coal Story,152·C4 .................... 24.95 m,,-SlrMceoirKtOlY,113·102 ... ... *7.95 CR Motive Pwr Rev'e. 1986-91,1l g.,02 ......... 37.95 Sl.. Clinchfield · Elkhorn to Erwin,152·C1 ............ 24.95 The't"·Chicago iI1IpldTru. Sys., 147·8·131 ...... 44.00 Days of the North Shore Une, 118·106 ............ 29.95 Clinchfield · Erwin to Spartenburg,152·C2 ...... 24.95 TIIro.gbtMHmoI1lleSoUlh,115-106 ......... *�.50 Diesel Builders, B.l.W., V3, 109·132 ............. 44.25 Colorado·Steam Mecca (GF),129-53084 .........14.75 T..- y Trolly,120-022 .............................. 29.50 DilieUne, 139·106 ................................... 21.25 B Colorado's HG Railroads, 154·102 ................. 18.95 TrlumpltI, 132·105 .. .............. .... ......... ...*51.25 Florence & Cripple Creek, CRM#13,10B·109 ..•.26.25 . Conrail HotspotsEast, 10IJ..HOTSPOT.............. 28.50 STK# 405 Silk Screened / fruit of (he Loom· BEST! l>I!. _t,1 15-117 ..................... 44.00 Frisco in Color.106-154 ............................. 35.95 �';:�II CSX V1-V4,129-0 ................................. EA28.75 ADULT: S·X1fS9.95, XXlfSlO.95. XXXlfS12.95 KIDS: S8.95 GE's OASH 8-40C.CW/CM(Withers), 119-106 ..... 1B.5O Denver & Rio Grande Western,100-201 ..........36.95 Amtrak Across eerica,l00·AMTRlI2S . ... ......16.5G Amtrak #408 N&W 0Jo Born to Run Ghost Trains & Depotsof Georgia, 207·101 ...... 52.95 .. Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific, 134-109 .............31.49 Best,....Tr. 01IheSO's(6lI" The Wed,129-53110 .. 28.50 Amtrak Genesis (New) N&W Steam·wl ghost GN Color Guide·Fr't/Pass Equip. 106-147 ......... 35.95 Durango & Silverton NG RR'd, 154·104............ 29.75 B&O Chessie #7617 . Diesel Northern Pacific· Diesel 8irHtof a Viewliner 211·105 ............................ 23.50 Great Northern Freight Equipment, V1, 121·017 34.95 . Eastern Kentucky Coal,100·202 ................... 27.50 Big Boy Locomotive • NS· Thoroughbred of Trains 11M'sCrawl,", HIli,101l- 8IICRAW. ........ ... ......... 23.50 GN Color Pictorial Vl·V4 (EA). 121·000 .......... 34.95 . Erie Lackawanna · 2 Tapes. 129·53063 ........... 56.95 BNSF·Chico Rock Island·Diesel 8raa<hra,lImlled, 211·101 .............................. 23.50 • Burlington ROUle·Diesel • SOOLine #500F Unit Great Northern Frei9ht
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