TERMINAL RR, Issue 77, 2017 - The ZIPPER, C&EI Stories, Commuters & More - (NEW) for Sale

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TERMINAL RR, Issue 77, 2017 - The ZIPPER, C&EI Stories, Commuters & More - (NEW):
$44.95

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 unopenedBRAND NEWMAGAZINE (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.
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Order before 3:00 pm (ET) for same-day postal mailing.Issue#77 - 2017
This 154 page issue features the Zipper and Other C&EI Stories, TRRA Commuter Trains.Contents:The Editor's Page
Page 2

Page 3

Being Respectable and Fast Wasn't Enough for Fourth Place
Lawrence Thomas
Pages 4-7, with photos, system map, timetable, and advertising

Page 8

Page 9, with B&W photos

Pages 10-72, 76-78, with B&W and color photos, advertising, timetables, car diagrams, track diagrams, St. Louis Union Station track assignments, Lucius BeebeZippercommentary, route map, dining car service with menu & photos

The TRRA's Fourteenth Street Shops Attempted to Please Everyone
Robert E. Tracy, TRRA Machinist, 14th Street Shops
Page 73, with B&W photo

Pages 74-75, with B&W photo, timetables, postal cancellations

Government Regulation Was the Problem Not the Solution
Page 79

Pages 80-84, 86-89, with B&W photos, advertising, timetable covers

Page 85, with B&W photos of President Budd, and predecessors Thomas C. Powell and Charles T. O'Neal

Page 90, B&W photo shot from the roof of the train shed looking South to the triple-laced wye

If the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Had Only Phoned
Page 91, with erroneous timetable

Pages 92-93, with B&W and color photos, timetable, car diagram

From a Retired New York Central Conductor
James Arnett
Page 94, with map

Pages 95-96, 98-99, with track diagram, B&W and color photos

From the 1922 report of the Engineers Committee St. Louis-East St. Louis Terminals
Page 97, with B&W photo, track diagram

George J. Nixon, Jr.
Page 100, with B&W photo

Pages 101-102

The C&EI Branch that Never Was
David Forbes
Page 103, with system map

Pages 104-105, with B&W and color photos

Pages 106-107, with color photos

Page 108-113, with B&W and color photos, timetables

John Hancock
Pages 114-115

Pages 116-117, with B&W photos, timetables, color advertising

Pages 118-137, fold-out with 2-page photo, B&W photos, car diagrams, timetables, Pullman car assignments

Tom Madden
Pages 138-140, with B&W and color photos

When the Pacific Eagle was Deemed Inadequate
Lawrence Thomas, with ACF photos from Michael Caramanna
Pages 142-149, with B&W and color photos

Pages 150-152

Page 153, with lift-out menu

Terminal Railroad Association Historical & Technical Societyfull size 8.5x11 magazine with 154pages, numerous color and b&w images, ephemera, track plans, maps, diagrams, menus, and fold-out tip-ins. seller’s note:
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