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8 vol. in-4 br., couv. ill. couleurs, ill. noir et blanc ou couleur, La Vie du Rail, Paris, 1955 à 1963 , env. 350 pp. au total. Bon état. Prix pour l'ensemble. Au sommaire notamment : n° 520 Électrification Lille-Valenciennes (novembre 1955) ; n° 683 Paris-Lille inauguré en traction électrique (février 1959) ; n° 737 la traction électrique en service de Lens à Lapugnoy (mars 1960) ; n° 814 électrification de Fontoy à Audun-Le-Tiche (octobre 1961) ; n° 821 électrification Dunkerque à Fouquereuil et à Lille (novembre 1961) ; n° 841 électrification Aulnoye-frontière belge (avril 1962) ; n° 850 électrification Tergnier-Aulnoye (juin 1962) ; n° 915 inauguration de la ligne électrique Paris-Bruxelles (octobre 1963). Français
9 vol. in-4 br., couv. ill. couleurs, ill. noir et blanc ou couleur, La Vie du Rail, Paris, 1970 à 1981 , env. 450 pp. au total. Bon état. Prix pour l'ensemble. Au sommaire notamment : n° 1232 l'autorail des neiges des C. F. de Provence (février 1970) ; n° 1394 de Grenoble à Nice par le "raccourci des Alpes" (mai 1973) ; n° 1427 le Briançonnais (janvier 1974) ; n° 1509 Veynes-Briançon, Vapeur pour le centenaire (septembre 1975) ; n° 1678 Veynes-Briançon, un meilleur sillon pour les trains de neige (janvier 1979) ; n° 1636 Nice-Coni, vers la Réunion (mars 1978) ; n° 1715 vallée de la Roya, une double réhabilitation (novembre 1979) ; n° 1734 Breil-Coni, six mois d'exploitation (mars 1980) ; n° 1786 de Veynes à Briançon (mars 1981). Français
Book is in excellent condition. Binding is solid and square, covers have sharp corners, exterior shows no blemishes, text/interior is clean and free of marking of any kind. 450 pages with a great many photos, mostly in b&w. Chapters, with a large number of sub-chapters, include Rail corridors through the Cordillera to Canada's two Pacific gatways; The first Pacific gateways to overseas treade; The gateways 1917 to 1929 -- Panama extends Vancouver's reach to atlantic markets; A visual record of the gateway ports and the men who moved to cagoes 1843 to 1918; The depression years 1930 to 1938; The war years 1939 to 1945; The gateways 1946 to 1970 -- new markets for bulk commodities -- etc. for a total of eleven chapters ending with The facilities needed to handle overseas treade to 2020.
11p. [Table of Contents], np. Several hundred full page photographs with text printed on recto. Gutters damp stained not affecting text or photographs. Inked inscription. Oblong folio. Original full cloth binding; worn, spine damp stained. Hardbound. Shows views Several hundred photographic images of historic landmarks, city streets and sights, rural views, etc. A real treasure from the turn of the previous century. TRAVEL/1
6 vol. in-4 br., couv. ill. noir et blanc, ill. noir et blanc, Revue (ex Bulletin ) de l'Association Française des Amis des Chemins de Fer - AFAC, Paris, 1970, 240 pp. Au sommaire notamment : Variations sur l'électrification d Paris-Le Havre ; Note sur les automotrices fournies aux chemins de fer des Vascogondas par la General Electrica Espagnola ; Etude statistique sur la vitesse des trains SNCF, service 1968; Locomotives de l'Est ; L'apparition du Turbo-train sur la SNCF ; Le nouveau block automatique dit à Permissivité Restreinte ; Hambourg, vue d'ensemble sur les réseaux de chemins de fer métropolitains. Bon état. Prix pour l'ensemble. La Revue "Chemins de Fer" fut fondée en 1929, et parut d'abord sous le nom de "Bulletin de l'A.F.A.C" (1929-1933) puis "Revue Pittoresque des Chemins de Fer" (1933-1937), avant de prendre son titre définitif en Janvier 1937. Français
1 vol. in-4 br., Rails de France, 1937, 116 pp. Bon état pour cet important numéro spécial. Français
1 brochure in-8, Dunod, Paris, 1932, 35 pp. Bel exemplaire (parfait état). Peu courant désormais. L'auteur, ingénieur des Arts et Manufactures, était surtout connu pour sa publication annuelle (1828-1937) intitulée Les grands réseaux de chemins de fer français, surnommée "le petit Godfernaux". Mais on lui doit également des ouvrages tels que La traction mécanique des tramways (Baudry, 1898) ou Le Chemin de fer métropolitain de Paris (Dunod, 1900) Français
1 album à vignettes in-4 carré br., La Vie du Rail, Editions Méthodes, Culture et Loisirs, 1973, 51 pp. Rare album bien complet de l'intégralité des vignettes couleurs autocollantes (plus de 300). Français
Paris Imprimerie Schiller 1872, In-8 broché, 112 pages. Trés bon état. Rare.
100 pages. Bibliography. Grainy black and white reproductions of archival photos. "A warm tribute to not only Noel Lang but all the men and women who have laboured to make Chemainus what it is today." - Introduction. Prior owner's details blacked out atop title page otherwise unmarked with moderate wear. A sound copy. Book
48 pages. Black and white illustrations. Features: Administrative Beginnings; 70 Years with Hamilton Street Railway; A History of the Hamilton Street Railway; Origin of Some Street Names in Hamilton; The Historical Evolution of Hamilton Beach; The Story of Jean Baptiste Rousseau; Crown Patentees of Ancaster Township. Unmarked with moderate wear. A sound copy. Book
48 pages. Black and white illustrations. Features: The Great Western Railway; Who Were the Five Johns?; The Burlington Races; The Beginnings of the History of Hamilton; Chronicles of Corktown; The Story of a Pioneer Doctor - Harmaunus Smith; Crown Patentees of West Flamborough Township. Clean and unmarked with light wear. A quality copy. Book
81 pages. Many black and white illustrations reproduced. Prior owner' name neatly ink-stamped atop title page else unmarked. Moderate wear. Binding intact. A sound copy. Book
92 pages. Excellent black and white photographic plates. Average wear. Binding intact. Bit of writing on each side of back board. A quality copy. Book
142 + 48 + 30 pages. Black and white illustrations. This 1930s business text was apparently prepared for salesmen of the CPR (Canadian Pacific Railroad). Modern readers may be fascinated by the emphasis placed upon skillfully written hardcopy documents during this pre-email era. Nostalgic Canadian Pacific inkstamp upon first blank leaf with prior owner's name stroked out. Moderate wear. Short opening in binding at copyright page. A worthy vintage copy. Book
50 pages. Features: Rapid Transit for Houston? - back to the drawing board; Conversation - Alf Savage is CTA's new exec. director; Sex and Good Rapid Transit - what do they have in common?; San Francisco's Historic Trolleys - the festival on Market Street; Baltimore - getting it right; Status Report - rating the rails; A Challenge to Industry - a new plea for standardization; and more. Clean, bright and unmarked. A nice copy. Book
58 pages. Features: Steam news photos; A Look at the CNO&TP (The Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway Company; The Soviet Search for Super-Power - the Fabulous AA20-1 of 1935 was the world's only engine with 7 coupled axles on a rigid frame; The Magma Arizona Railroad; Photo of Britain's Biggest, British Railways 2-10-0 No. 92135; and more. Unmarked with light wear. A quality vintage copy. Magazine
288 pages. Extensively illustrated with over 500 photos, drawings and maps is colour and black and white. Book clean, bright and unmarked with very light wear. Front free endpaper removed. Minor sunning to handsome red dust jacket which is now preserved in archival-grade Brodart. A quality copy. Oblong 11.5" x 9.5". Book
Features: Cover photo of Hurdman Station; Trains to the Okanagan, by Jim Hope - long article with photos; Waybills; Unmarked with average wear. A sound copy. Book
Features: Canadian Pacific 1881-1981, Part Two - a brief history of the company, with many great b/w photos. Unmarked with average wear. A sound copy. Book
62 pages. Features: An extensive garden railway in 00 scale; The South Park & San Juan; The Q&D Builds a Boxcab Steamer; The Ragwee & Thorns; The Unicorn Mountain Railroad; Last Days of the Clear Creek Branch of the SP & SJ; Locomotive carrying cases; The Daventry Garden Railway - Part 1; From Roadbed to Golden Spike - Part 1; Track Sweepers. Moderate wear. A sound copy.. Book
78 pages. Features: A Pedestrian Crossing for the Loon Lake Railway; Landscaping the Galena Railway & Navigation Co.; Kitbash a Hanrahan Reefer; Glues and Adhesives - Part 2; A Small Line in the Northeast; Second Generation Garden Railroading - Par 3; The Table Saw - Part 5. Moderate wear. A sound copy. Book
62 pages. Features: Lighting your garden and your railway; Golden Spike on the Minnekahta Valley; From Roadbed to Golden Spike - Part 2; Modifying Bachmann's 4-6-0; The Daventry Garden Railway - Part 2. Moderate wear. A sound copy.. Book
70 pages. Features: G Scale Knuckle Couplers; Don & Thelma Grimes's Railroad; From Roadbed to Golden Spike - Part 3; Assembling Roundhouse's 0-6-0 kit; Some thoughts on Security; The New Enpleinair Railway; Garden Railroading in Dallas; A Flagstop for the Little Garden & Boulder Railway. Moderate wear. A sound copy.. Book
54 pages. Features: The Alki Railroad; British Garden Railways; A Seasonal Railway in Florida - Santa's Trains; The Loma Linda Branch - Lionel 027 in the garden setting. Moderate wear. A sound copy.. Book
