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$Railroad Man\'s Magazine 1930 July Rolling Wheels Power Parade Covers loose$
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Railroad Man\'s Magazine 1930 July Rolling Wheels Power Parade Covers loose:
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RailroadTreasures offers the following item: Railroad Man\'s Magazine 1930 July Rolling Wheels Power Parade Covers loose Railroad Mans Magazine 1930 July Rolling Wheels *Covers not AttachedRailroad Mans Magazine is published every month.
The Power Parade By John Adams 481The Amazing Evolution of the Passenger Locomotive.PhotographsTraining With Model Trains By Lamar Q. Ball 53 2A Composer\'s Hobby Becomes a School of Railroad Operation.PhotographsNew Life for \"Death Avenue\"By John Walker Harrington 562The Railroad in the Streets of America\'s Greatest City.PhotographsOn the Quiet Western FrontBy Ralph Heinzen 596Making Twisted Rails of War Into Main Lines of Peace.PhotographsSerialsRolling Wheels (Four PartsPart I)By Don Waters 492The Hard Hand of the Law Follows the Boomer to Romance.Illustrated by M. BunDerails (Three PartsPart III)By E. S. Dellinger6 I 5Dave Meade Returns to the Rolling Steeland Doom.Illustrated by John R. NeillShort StoriesDeacon SmithBrakeman, Bum_By James W. Earp 516He Couldn\'t Even Hold a JobUntil a Pair of Blue Eyes Smiled.Illustrated b) Harry C. TempleObservations of a Station AgentBy J. E. Smith 545Luther and Trouble Tie Together on Friday, Thirteenth.Illustrated by C. KesslerIpecac Skirts PsittacosisBy Arthur K. Akers 556Parrot and a Peevish Lady Jus\' Don\' Do a Boy No Good.Illustrated by Everett LowryHead End Mutiny By Hardy Reeves 576The Fireman Didn\'t Know a Book, But He Sure Knew an EngineIllustrated by F. J. MaloneyClothes You Wear By the Georgia Rambler 603Slick Slim Had a Swell Racket That Was Sure FireSometimes.Illustrated by John R. NeillTrue StoryMy Greatest Thrill59 IBill the Boomer\'s Story._ .............. ....... By Jacques GirourardWhen He Fired for Gallopin\' Grogan on the Divide.All pictures are of the actual item. There may be reflection from the lights in some photos. We try to take photos of any damage. If this is a railroad item, this material is obsolete and no longer in use by the railroad. Please email with questions. Publishers of Train Shed Cyclopedias and Stephans Railroad Directories. Large inventory of railroad books and magazines. Thank you for buying from us.
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