TERMINAL RR Issue 47/48, 1998: WABASH Days, Ewing Ave & Delmar, Beer Reefers NEW for Sale

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TERMINAL RR Issue 47/48, 1998: WABASH Days, Ewing Ave & Delmar, Beer Reefers NEW For Sale

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TERMINAL RR Issue 47/48, 1998: WABASH Days, Ewing Ave & Delmar, Beer Reefers NEW:
$20.95

The official Publication of the Terminal Railroad AssociationHistorical & Technical Society.

Each issue contains in-depth articles covering the history of the Terminal Railroadandother railroadsserved by the Terminal Railroad. Each issue is fully illustrated with color and b&w images, ephemera, track plans, maps, diagrams, menus, and fold-out tip-ins.This is an unopenedNEWMAGAZINE (not used).
We handle all magazines with white gloves (no fingerprints on your magazine).
A Railroad Bookmark is included with each item.
Magazine is wrappedin white paperand mailed in a top-quality, durable packagew/CARDBOARD INSERT.
We try hard to be the NUMBER 1 Railroad Book& MagazineDealer on with 1,500+ titles.
Order before 3:00 pm (ET) for same-day postal mailing.Issue47/48 - 1998
Very few of this issue left per publisher.After the Terminal's Central Belt was severed between Big Bend Boulevard and Olive Street during 1986-87, the only way for the TRRA to service the customers remaining on the extreme south end of the Central Belt was to route the train via Grand Avenue and over the former Frisco tracks to the BN an Lindenwood and SE Jct.

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R. L. Warren
Pages 4-12

Oliver K. Blackburn
Pages 13, 16-19

Information provided by Duane Sneddeker of the Missouri Historical Society,
the staff of theDaily Oklahoman,John M. McGuire of theSt. Louis Post-Dispatch,
John A. Horner of the Kansas City Public Library, Jim Edwards, and Hal Ottaway
Pages 14-15

Special thanks to O. K. Blackburn, Linton Kneemiller, Bob Tracy,
and William Saenger for making this information possible.
Pages 20-21

When Beer Moved by Train, Too
Martin Loftin
Special thanks to William J. Vollmar, Ph.D., and M. D. McCarter
for providing additional information for this feature
Pages 22-25

Hal Wagner, Editor,Burlington Route Historical Society, Inc.
Pages 26-27

A Story About St. Louis Area Rail Photographers
Joe Collias
Pages 28-34

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Terminal Railroad Association Historical & Technical Societyfull size 8.5x11 magazine with 40pages, numerous color and b&w images, ephemera, track plans, maps, diagrams, menus, and fold-out tip-ins. seller’s note:
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