Chicago & Northwestern Freight Trains and Equipment
Author | : | |
Rating | : | 4.10 (645 Votes) |
Asin | : | 1883089859 |
Format Type | : | paperback |
Number of Pages | : | 128 Pages |
Publish Date | : | 2013-12-07 |
Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
"Chicago and Northwestern Freight Trains and Equipment" according to Kenneth Debacker. A good book covering postwar to UP merger C&NW freight service. Heavy emphasis on the Overland Route train symbols and numbers. Nice sections on TOFC, ore service and coal trains. The ore service chapter includes some information on docks at Ashland and Escanaba. Too few photos of equipment. Only a small smattering from each type. A car roster would have been a good addition.. regalmamma said Great book for husbands B-Day!. I know my husband will love this book when he receives it on his B-Day. He likes anything that's Chicago & Northwestern, being a former employee.. "Great for CNN fans" according to Taych. Very helpful in planning Locomotion and rolling stock for a new layout
He worked for the railroad industry while going to college and for several years after and also has taught transportation at the university level. His interest in railroads has resulted in writing about railroad services and equipment, and has had 42 books published.. Patrick C. Dorin has been interested in railroads since he was two
About the AuthorPatrick C. His interest in railroads has resulted in writing about railroad services and equipment, and has had 42 books published.. Dorin has been interested in railroads since he was two. He worked for the railroad industry while going to college and for several years after and also has taught transportation at the university level
Pat Dorin has compiled another nice C&NW book, this one dealing with a general overview of the line's freight trains and cars over the years, with concentration from the 1930s to modern times. This book is rich with great illustrations showing steam and diesel locomotives, cars of all types, and information about how the trains were operated, as well as excellent train photos. The book should be ideal for any C&NW fan or modeler interested in this road or in freight trains and equipment in general.