THE RAILROAD TRAINMAN MAGAZINES, 8 Issues, Feb 39 - Sep 40, Good. for Sale

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THE RAILROAD TRAINMAN MAGAZINES, 8 Issues, Feb 39 - Sep 40, Good. For Sale

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THE RAILROAD TRAINMAN MAGAZINES, 8 Issues, Feb 39 - Sep 40, Good.:
$50.00

This is sale of 8 issues of \"The Railroad Trainman\" magazines printed in 1938 & 1940. Following is the issue list:
February, 1939, Vol 56, No. 2, Pages 49 - 96.April, 1939, Vol 56, No. 4,Pages 145 - 192.May, 1939, Vol 56, No. 5,Pages 193 - 240.October,1939, Vol 56, No. 10,Pages 433 - 496.December, 1939, Vol 56, No. 12,Pages 561 - 624.March, 1940, Vol 57, No. 3,Pages 129 - 192.July, 1940, Vol 57, No. 7,Pages 385 - 432.September, 1940, Vol 57, No. 9,Pages 481 - 528.
Near the back of each magazine is a page called \"Caboose\" which is a page of jokes, some of which are good. Also included in each is an \"Insurance Department Standard Claims Paid\" listing the Claim No., Name, Lodge No., Death or Benefit, Date, Cause, Paid To and Amount. The back cover of each has a small printed address to Mr. Schwartz in Portland, Oregon. The pictures show the actual front and back of all eight issues and the Title / Contents page of each.
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Your purchase helps support the Oregon Rail Heritage Foundation, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. We are honored to be the appointed caretakers of 3 steam locomotives owned by the city of Portland, Oregon. The collection includes the world famous SP 4449 Daylight locomotive, originally restored to pull the American Freedom Train in 1975-76. The magnificent SP&S 700 is also an operational 4-8-4 which came back to life in 1990. They are joined by their little sister, the OR&N 197, a Pacific 4-6-2 which will steam up again in about 2 years.

All three are located at the new Oregon Rail Heritage Center, a working engine house with a turntable, allowing public access to the locomotives. We receive no support from the city, but rely solely upon volunteers and donations. Your support is deeply appreciated.

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