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Slslibrarymasteraccessionlist US 15000 The Minneapolis & St Louis Railway Co Minneapolis & St Louis 1943 US 15001 The Tootin' Louie A History of the Minneapolis & St D.F.Hofsommer University of Minnesota 2005 Louis Railway US 15002 Mopac Power Missouri Pacific Lines & Locomotives J.G.Collias Howell-North Books 1980 1905-1955 US 15003 Natchez Route A Mississippi Central Railroad D.S.Price & L.R.Saillard NRHS 1975 US 15004 Missouri Pacific Annual 1975-1976 J.Eagan Prototype Modeler 1978 US 15005 Morristown & Erie Railroad T.T.Taber III Railroadians of America 1967 US 15006 Katy Power Locomotives & Trains of the Missouri- J.G.Collia & R.B.George Jr MM Books 1986 Kansas-Texas RR 1912-1985 US 15007 The North Arkansas Line J.R.Fair Jr Howell-North Books 1969 US 15008 The Missouri Pacific Lines in Colour J.G.Collias MM Books 1993 US 15009 Missouri Pacific Diesel Power K.EuDaly White River Pubs 1994 US 15010 Missouri Pacific Northwest The Kansas City I.E.Quastler South Platte Press 1994 Northwestern RR US 15011 The Moffat Road E.T.Bollinger & F.Bauer Alan Swallow 1967 US 15012 Monon The Hoosier Line G.W.Dolzall & S.F.Dolzall Interurban Press 1987 US 15013 Monon Route G.W.Hilton Howell-North Books 1978 US 15014 The Monongahela Railway History & Operation 1903- D.E.Gratz & T.E.Arbogast M2FQ Pubs 2003 2003 US 15015 The Morristown & Erie Railway B.Pennisi Redwood Press 1986 US 15016 Napa Valley Route I.A.Swett & H.C.Aitken Jr Interurban Press 1975 US 15017 Narragansett Pier RR A Short Haul to the Bay J.N.J.Henwood Greene 1968 US 15018 Nashville, Chattanooga & St Louis RR R.E.Prince R.E.Prince 1967 US 15019 Nashville, Chattanooga & St Louis A History of the Dixie D.L.Schult TLC Publishing 2001 Line US 15020 The New York Elevated R.Creed Barnes 1978 US 15021 The Water Level Route C.M.Knoll NHRS 1984 US 15022 Steam Locomotives of the New Haven Railroad C.E.Fisher R&LHS 1981 US 15023 The New Haven Railroad The Final decade S.Hartley Railpace Company 1992 US 15024A Steam Locomotives of the New York Central Lines Vol 1 W.D.Edson & H.L.Vail Jr NYCSHS 1997 Parts 1 & 2 US 15024B Steam Locomotives of the New York Central Lines Vol 2 W.D.Edson & H.L.Vail Jr NYCSHS 2002 Parts 1 -7 US 15025 Memories of New York Central Steam A.Haas D.Carleton Railbooks 1980 US 15026 Locomotives of the New York Central Lines E.L.May & W.D.Edson Edson-May 1966 US 15027 Steam Power of the New York Central System Vol 1 A.F.Staufer A.F.Staufer 1961 Modern Power 1915-1955 US 15028 American Locomotives in Historic Photographs 1858- R.Ziel Dover 1993 1949 BUILD 15029 Borsig Lokomotiven fur die Welt Eisenbahn-Kurier 1985 US 15030 NYC Electric Locomotives & MU Cars R.A.Liljestrand & D.R.Sweetland Author nd US 15031 New York Central System Gone but not Forgotten H.F.Cavanaugh NJInternational 1983 US 15032 The Coming of the New York & Harlem Railroad L.V.Grogan Author 1989 US 15033 Pennsy A to T PRR Steam Picture History P & D.Carleton P & D Carleton nd US 15034 Descriptive List of Locomotives & Tenders The D.Wornom Owen Davies 1972 Pennsylvania RR & Long Island RR May 1948 US 15035 Locomotives of the Pennsylvania Railroad 1834-1924 P.T.Warner Owen Davies 1959 US 15036 Those Amazing Class D Locomotives The Pennsylvania H.P.Albrecht H.P.Albrecht 1981 RR US 15037 Pennsy Steam & Semaphores F.Westing Superior Publishing 1974 US 15038 Pennsy Steam A Second Look P.Carleton D.Carleton Railbooks 1991 US 15039 PRR Color Guide to Freight & Passenger Equipment D.R.Sweetland & R.J.Yanosey Morning Sun Books 1992 US 15040 Pennsy Diesels 1924-1968 A-6 to EF-36 K.L.Douglas & P.C.Weiglin Hundman 2002 US 15041 A Pennsy Diesel Power Review P.Carleton D.Carleton Railbooks 1995 US 15042 The Pere Marquette in 1945 Pere Marquette C & O Historical Soc 1990 US 15043 The Northeast Railroad Scene Vol 6 The Penn Central R.Pennisi Railroad Avenue Enterprises1985 US 15044 Penn Central System Bi-annual R.H.Reid PC Railroader 1973 US 15045 Penn Central Power R.J.Yanosey Morning Sun Books 1987 US 15046 The Pennsylvania Railroad at Bay William Riley Keen & R.T.Wallis Indiana University 2001 the Terre Haute & Indianapolis RR US 15047 The Pere Marquette Railroad Company P.W.Ivey Black Letter Press 1970 US 15048 Pere Marquette Power T.W.Dixon Jr & A.Million C & O Historical Soc 1984 US 15049 The Philadelphia, Marlton & Medford Railroad Co 1881- W.J.Coxey NRHS 1973 1931 US 15050 Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR H.H.McLean Golden West Books 1980 US 15051 The Pittsburgh & West Virginia RR The Story of the High H.V.Worley Jr & W.N.Poellot Jr Withers Publishing 1989 & Dry US 15052 Providence & Worcester The Railroad that Can J.S.Bentley P & W RR 1985 US 15053 A Century of the Reading Company Motive Power Reading Company Reading Company 1941 US 15054 Reading Steam Pictorial A.Pennypacker D.Carleton Railbooks 1964 US 15055 Memories of Reading Company Power 1833-1976 P.Carleton D.Carleton Railbooks 1985 US 15056A The Reading Railroad Vol 1 The Nineteenth Century J.L.Holton Garrigues House 1989 US 15056B The Reading Railroad Vol 1 The Nineteenth Century J.L.Holton Garrigues House 1992 US 15057 Locomotives of the Reading 1836-1923 P.T.Warner Owen Davies 1963 US 15058 Reading Power Pictorial A.Pennypacker D.Carleton Railbooks 1973 US 15059 Steam Locomotives of the Reading & P&R Railroads E.H.Wiswesser Greenberg 1988 US 15060 Reading Diesels Vol 1 The First Generation D.W.Woodland Garrigues House 1991 US 15061 Reading Company in Colour Vol 2 A.Pennypacker Morning Sun Books 2002 US 15062 The Richmond - Washington Line & related Railroads R.E.Prince R.E.Prince 1973 US 15063 Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac Railroad - The W.E.Griffen Jr TLC Publishing 1994 Capital Cities Route US 15064 Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac Railroad Linking R.Kaplan & D.Mellander Old Lines Graphics 1990 North & South US 15065 150 Years of History along the Richmond, W.E.Griffen Jr RF&PR| 1984 Fredericksburg & Potomac Railroad US 15066 A Brief History of Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac J.B.Mordecai Old Dominion Press 1941 Railroad US 15067 Rio Grande Steam Locomotives D.J.Heimburger Heimburger House 1981 US 15068 Rio Grande Main Line of the Rockies L.Beebe & C.Clegg Howell-North Books 1962 US 15069 Locomotives of the Rio Grande Colorado Railroad Museum Colorado Railroad Museum 1980 US 15070A Rio Grande Chasing the Narrow Gauge R.W.Richardson Heimburger House 2002 US 15070B Rio Grande Chasing the Narrow Gauge Volume 2 R.W.Richardson Heimburger House 2005 US 15071A Rio Grande Diesels A Pictorial History Vol 1 J.A.Strapac Shade Tree Books 1983 US 15071B Rio Grande Diesels A Pictorial History Vol 2 J.A.Strapac Shade Tree Books 1984 US 15072 Rio Grande to the Pacific R.A.LeMassena Sundance 1974 US 15073 Silver San Juan The Rio Grande Southern M.H.Ferrell Pruett 1973 US 15074 Galloping Geese on the Rio Grande Southern S.Rhine Colorado Railroad Museum 1971 US 15075 Rio Grande Glory Days G.A.Lathrop Golden West Books 1976 US 15076 The Rockaway Valley Railroad H.E.Johnston H.E.Johnston 1959 US 15077 Rock Island Steam Power F.W.Krambeck, W.D.Edson, J.W.Farrell Edson Pubs 2002 US 15078 Rock Island Motive Power 1933-1955 L.E.Stagner Pruett 1980 US 15079 Rock Island Lines E.Gardner E.Gardner 1974 US 15080 Rock Island Diesel Locomotives 1930-1980 L.A.Marre Railfax 1982 US 15081 5 Miles of Family Ties - Rock Port, Langdon & Northern J.P.Hedgpeth South Platte Press 1988 Railway US 15082A The Rutland 60 Years of Trying Vol 1 Motive Power & R.W.Nimke R.W.Nimke 1987 Equipment US 15082A The Rutland 60 Years of Trying Vol 2 The Hub - Rutland, R.W.Nimke R.W.Nimke 1987 Vermont US 15083 Sacramento Northern I.L.Swett Interurban Press 1981 US 15084 The San Antonio & Arkansas Pass Railway J.W.Hedge & G.S.Dawson 1983 US 15085 The Texas & Pacific Railway Super-power to J.G.Collias MM Books 1989 Streamliners 1925-1975 US 15086 Texas & Pacific Railway - From Ox teams to Eagles D.Watson & S.Brown Boston Mills Press 1978 US 15087 Thunder Lake Narrow Gauge H.Huston H.Huston 1961 US 15088 The Ulster & Delaware - Railroad through the Catskills G.M.Best Golden West Books 1972 US 15089 Union Pacific Steam in Color L.E.Stagner Morning Sun Books 1995 US 15090A Union Pacific Locomotives Vol 1 W.M.Kratville & H.E.Ranks Barnhart Press 1960 US 15090B Union Pacific Locomotives Vol 2 W.M.Kratville & H.E.Ranks Barnhart Press 1960 US 15091 The Overland Route Union Pacific Railroad R.Grenard & J.Krause Carstens Publications nd L 15092 Roster of Union Pacific Locomotives 1867-1964 Barnhart Press 1964 US 15093 Rio Grande Southern Railroad J.M.Crum San Juan History 1961 BUILD 15094 Henschel Bau-, Feldbahn- Kleinbahn- und Industrie- Henschel 1936 Lokomotiven NG 15095 Manx Electric M.Goodwyn Platform 5 1993 E 15096 Hungarian Railways P.M.Kalla-Bishop David & Charles 1973 US 15097 New York Central Steam in Color D.R.Sweetland & R.J.Yanosey Morning Sun Books 1994 US 15098 New York Central System Diagrams, Dimensions & TLC Publishing nd Classifications of Locomotives updated to 1929 US 15099 The History of the New York Central System A.E.Klein Bonanza 1985 US 15100 Memories of New York Central Diesels P.Carleton D.Carleton Railbooks 1983 US 15101 To the Mountains by Rail M.B.Wakefield Purple Mountain Press 1970 US 15102 Memories of O&W Power - Locomotives of the New P.Carleton D.Carleton Railbooks 1986 York, Ontario & Western Railway US 15103 The Unique New York & Long Branch D.Wood, J.Rosenbaum, T.Gallo Audi-Visual designs 1985 US 15104 The History of the New York , Susquehanna & Western W.A.Lucas Railroadians of America 1939 RR US 15105 Diesels of the New Haven Railroad H.F.Cavanagh N.J.International 1980 US 15106 The Nickel Plate
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