Railroads, Traction, Streetcars, Interurbans from Robert Gavora, Fine and Rare Books

Scranton, PA: International Correspondence Schools / ICS, 1944 36 pages with diagrams, foldout and illustrations, plus one page of examinations questions at the end. Bound in original brown stiff paper covers printed in black. A very good copy.. Softcover. Book.

Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press, 1964 An account of railroad life before and during the transition to diesel by Mr. Noble who spent fifty years with the Santa Fe. 205 pages with photographs. Signature of geologist Richard H. Jahns on the front endpaper. Very good plus, without the dust jacket.. First edition, first printing. Hardcover. Book.

Dallas, TX: Kachina Press, 1979 The history of mixed train operations on the branch-lines of the Santa Fe. 256 pages with photographs of locomotives and equipment. Included are diagrams and rosters. Fine in fine and bright dust jacket with just a little crimping at the head of the spine panel. A very handsome copy.. First edition, first printing. Oblong hardcover.… Read more about this item

New York: Franklin Railway Supply Company, Inc., 1927 114 pages with explantions, data, illustrations and photographs. Bound in original brown stiff card covers printed in black. Corner crease to the front cover. A very good copy.. Booklet. Booklet.

Novato, CA: Newton K. Gregg, Publisher, 1978 64 full-size pages reprinted from the original edition. Numerous builder's photographs, data and dimensional diagrams. A fine and bright copy.. Softcover.

Novato, CA: Newton K. Gregg/Publisher, 1977 64 full-size pages reprinted from the original edition. Numerous builder's photographs, data and dimensional diagrams. A fine and bright copy.. Softcover.

Antioch, IL: Milwaukee Road Historical Association, 1995 39 quality heavy stock pages featuring black and white and color photos, caboose diagrams, color illustrations, and roster. A fine and bright copy.. First edition, first printing. Softcover.

Dallas, TX: Kachina Press, 1979 The history of mixed train operations on the branch-lines of the Santa Fe. 256 pages with photographs of locomotives and equipment. Included are diagrams and rosters. Slight bump to one corner, else fine in very good dust jacket with short edge tears and wear, with a few tape mends to the reverse. A very nice… Read more about this item

Cheyenne, WY: Union Pacific Historical Society, 2002 The book is thorough, well illustrated and fills a void in the vast array of previously published works on the Union Pacific. 288 pages with color photographs, rosters and bibliography. Bound in color pictorial laminated boards. A fine and bright copy, issued without dust jacket.. First edition, first printing. Hardcover.

Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press, 1964 An account of railroad life before and during the transition to diesel by Mr. Noble who spent fifty years with the Santa Fe. 205 pages with photographs. Owner's small stamp. Fine in about fine and bright dust jacket with one tiny tear.. First edition, first printing. Hardcover.