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Train Shed Cyclopedia #44
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| (1913/1919) Locos From Baldwin Logging Loco Cat 1913 & Locomotive Stoker Cat 1919 128 Full Size Pages reprinted as 64 pages from the Original Editions
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Train Shed Cyclopedia #44 (1913/1919) Locos From Baldwin Logging Loco Cat 1913 & Locomotive Stoker Cat 1919 128 Full Size Pages reprinted as 64 pages from the Original Editions Contents by Railroad and type of engine: * Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Mikado Freight Locomotive, Santa Fe type Freight Locomotive, Mountain Type Passenger Locomotive all fired by Duplex Stokers * Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic Railway Santa Fe Type Freight Locomotive fired by street stokers * Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Mikado Freight Locomotive, fired by Duplex stokers and Street Stokers Santa Fe Type Freight Locomotive, fired by Street Stokers Mallet Freight Locomotive, fired by Street Stokers * Bessemer & Lake Erie RailroadSanta Fe Type Freight Locomotive, fired by Street Stokers * Bingham & Garfield Railroad Mallet Freight Locomotive, fired by a Duplex Stoker * Other lines shown: Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway (3 types shown) * Chesapeake & Ohio Railway ( 4 types shown) * Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad (2 types shown) * Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad (1 type shown) * Chicago Great Western Railroad ( 1 type shown) * Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway (2 types shown) * Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railway (1 type shown) * Colorado & Southern Railway ( 2 types shown) * Denver & Rio Grande Railroad (1 type shown) * Duluth, Missabe & Northern Railway (2 types shown) * El Paso & Southwestern System (2 types shown) * Erie ( 2 types shown) * Great Northern Railway (2 types shown) * Hocking Valley Railway (2 types shown) * Lehigh Valley Railroad (3 types shown) * New York Central Railroad (1 type shown) * New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad (1 type shown) * New York, Ontario & Western Railway (1 type shown) * Norfolk & Western Railway (3 types shown) * Oregon Short Line (1 type shown) * Pennsylvania Lines West (1 type shown) * Pennsylvania Railroad (2 types shown) * Philadelphia & Reading Railway (2 types shown) * Seaboard Air Line Railway (2 types shown) * Southern Railway System ( 2 types shown) St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railway (1 type shown) * St. Louis-San Francisco Railway (1 type shown) * Union Pacific System (3 types shown) * United States Official Stoker Map * United States Railroad Administration (5 types shown) * Utah Railway Company (1 type shown) * Virginian Railway (5 types shown) * Wabash Railroad (1 type shown) * Western Maryland Railway (1 type shown) Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway (1 type shown) * Woodward Iron Company (1 type shown)
.The Baldwin Locomotive Works Logging Locomotives Owing to the variety of conditions existing in logging operations, a large number of different types of locomotives are required for this class of service In some cases these engines are chiefly employed in making short hauls in the woods, where steep grades, sharp curves and uneven tracks are encountered (21 different engines are shown) * Double Ender Locomotives The most desirable type of direct-connected locomotive for logging service, where curves are sharp, tracks uneven, and it is frequently necessary to run backward, is the double-ender. In this design a two wheeled radial truck, with swing-bolster, is placed under each end of the locomotive.
(23 different engines are shown)
. Condition New!
** JUST A NOTE: THE SHIPPING PRICE BELOW CAN COVER THE SHIPPING COST ON THREE TRAINS SHIPPED AT THE SAME TIME! **
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