Railroads In the Woods by John T Labbe/Vernon Goe
Synopsis: Detailed history of how the narrow gauge logging railroads were designed and built up impossible inclines into impenetrable forests to haul out the timber. Packed with black and white photos of the bridges and trestles, the geared locomotives (Heisler, Shay, Willamette, Baldwin, and Climax), and the dauntless men. 258 pages with index. Condition: Moderate signs of shelf and reading wear. Price-clipped dust-jacket shows edge-wear, inner front flap of jacket has come away from main part (all parts of jacket present). Book boards good. Binding tight. Pages and covers clean and unmarked. No ownership markings. Photos feature copy for sale. Please note: We take extra care with ALL our items by wrapping them in plastic before placing them in their envelope or satchel to ensure their added safe arrival. We are prompt in posting out items on same day or following day. We take great care with packaging and posting out items as illustrated in our feedback. Free returns accepted within 30 days. |