david morgan william viekman young (21 résultats)

Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. No Jacket.

Soft cover. Etat : Good. No Jacket. Pages are clean. All pages have a mildly bent lower right corner. Front cover has a crease in the lower right corner, very light soiling, wear to edges. Back cover is also lightly soiled with wear to edges including some tiny chips. The covers are splitting at the bottom of the spine. The magazine will be packed with a backing card, bubble-wrapped and shipped in a sturdy, flat box to ensure safe transit. This issue includes: "News & Editorial Comment" by David P. Morgan; "Railroad News Photos"; "Steam! News Photos"; "Arrivals and Departures"; "Beyond the Atlantic" by Robert Spark; "Beyond the Pacific" by William K. Viekman; "Short Lines" by William S. Young; "The Railfan: What makes the train-watcher tick?" by David P. Morgan; "Japan.and the Railroad" (Japan National Railroad) by William K. Viekman; "Farewell to the FT" by David P. Morgan; "Railway Post Office" edited by Rosemary Entringer; "Second Section"; "Stop, Look & Listen"; "Of Books & Trains"; "Running Extra" and "Interchange".

Soft cover. Etat : Near Fine. The magazine is clean inside and out. A few pages have a mildly bent corner. Very little wear otherwise. It will be packed with a backing card, bubble-wrapped and shipped in a sturdy, flat box to ensure safe tracking. This issue includes: "Merger: Panacea or Postponement?" by David P. Morgan; "Railroad News Photos"; "Beyond the Pacific" by William K. Viekman; "Beyond the Atlantic" by John Broadbent; "Short Lines" by William S. Young; "Arrivals & Departures"; "West Side Lumber, History Born Again" by John S. Anderson; "Photo Section"; "Meat Train" by William D. Middleton; "How to Unload a Box Car of Grain" by William D. Middleton; "Railway Post Office" edited by Rosemary Entringer; "You're Telling Us"; "Second Section"; "Of Books & Trains" by David P. Morgan; "Running Extra" and "Interchange".

Soft cover. Etat : Good. No clipped or missing pages. Some wrinkles and a light crease to the lower right corner of covers and every page. The magazine's last page has a 3/4" spot, otherwise pages are lightly toned, clean and unmarked. Occasional light wrinkles to pages and covers. Wear to edges of covers and pages includes some small chips and tears, none of which exceeds about 1/4". Generally somewhat worn but clean and still very usable. The magazine will be shipped with a backing card and carefully packed in a sturdy, flat box to ensure safe transit. This issue includes: "Editorial: Please Don't Ask Us" by David P. Morgan; "Railroad News Photos"; "Beyond the Atlantic" by John Broadbent; "Arrivals and Departures"; "Beyond the Pacific" by William K. Viekman; "Short Lines" by William S. Young; "Photo Section"; "More about SP&S: Continuing our report on the 'Northwest's Own Railroad'" by Donald Sims; "Would You Believe It?" by David P. Morgan; "How are You Fixed for Shays" by J.P. Lamb, Jr. and Thomas Lawson, Jr.; "Loggers and Lokeys" by Stan Kistler; "Railroad Post Office"; "Second Section"; "Running Extra"; and "Interchange".

Soft cover. Etat : Good. All pages clean and unmarked, though somewhat toned (age tanned). Lower right and upper right corner tips of front cover and all pages are bent near the tips. 1/2" chip in the bottom left corner of the front cover. 1" tear from the bottom edge of the spine upwards. A little wear to spine and cover edges. The magazine will be backed with cardboard and carefully packed in a sturdy, flat box to ensure safe transit. This issue includes: News and Editorial Comment: So What About Our Image? by David P. Morgan; Arrivals and Departures; A New Edition of Train of Tomorrow by David P. Morgan; Railroad News Photos; Beyond the Atlantic by Robert Spark; Beyond the Pacific by William K. Viekman; Short Lines by William S. Young; Land of the Huge 2-10-2's: Greece is Great on Steam and Scenery by William D. Middleton; The Wonderful Trains of Thomas Wolfe; Few Passengers, Faster Freight: Burlington, Seaboard Again Take U.S. Honors by Donald M. Steffee; Railway Post Office edited by Rosemary Entringer; Second Section; Running Extra; and Interchange.

Soft cover. Etat : Good. A lot of rubbing and wear to covers, but solid with clean pages. Pages lightly toned but clean and undamaged. Very light soiling to covers with extensive rubbing, light scratches to surfaces. Many stress lines along the edges of the covers. One <1/4" tear to top edge of back cover. Wear to edges of spine and edges of front and back covers. One small water stain to the bottom edge of the back cover. The magazine will be backed with cardboard and carefully packed in a sturdy box to ensure safe transit. This issue includes: "Needed.since 1830" editorial by David P. Morgan; "Beyond the Atlantic" by John Broadbent; "Beyond the Pacific" by William K. Viekman; "Railroad News Photos"; "Short Lines" by William S. Young; "Arrivals & Departures"; "What's New Under the Waldorf? (Photographs of Grand Central Locomotives); "My Favorite Cars are not Automobiles!" (railroad passenger cars) by David P. Morgan; "The Clean-Window Train" (the Empire Builder) by David P. Morgan with photography by Philip R. Hastings; "Meet the M1" photography by Don Wood; "Speed on Rails.beginning of the end?" by Donald M. Steffee; "That Recession.what it means to the locomotive world" by David P. Morgan; "Railway Post Office"; "You're Telling Us"; "Stop, Look & Listen" by David P. Morgan; "Second Section" and "Running Extra".

Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. "Dick" written twice near the top edge of the front cover. One small advertisement circled inside. A red "X" at the beginning of "Would You Believe It?". Just a trace of soiling to the back cover. Pages lightly toned. Very slight wear to edges of spine and covers. Very little wear otherwise. It will be backed by cardboard and carefully packed in a sturdy box to ensure safe transit. Important Note: I have listed hundreds (thousands?) of railroad items, including many other issues of Trains. I only charge .50 shipping for second and subsequent items in a single order within the United States. This issue of Trains includes: "Dear Mr. President (News & Editorial Comment)" by David P. Morgan; "Railroad News Photos"; "Arrivals & Departures"; "Beyond the Atlantic" byJohn Broadbent; "Beyond the Pacific" by William K. Viekman; "Short Lines" by William S. Young; "O-5 on a Fan Trip" (poem) by Hargis Westerfield; "The Great Bore" (about the Hoosac Tunnel) by Richard Sanders Allen; "Would You Believe It?" by David P. Morgan; "Out of Nowhere to Somewhere (The PGE Story Part 1)" by E.N. Smith and F. Murray Greenwood; "The Paraphernalia of Piggyback" by David P. Morgan; "A Catalog of Containerization"; "Photo Section"; "Railway Post Office" edited by Rosemary Entringer; "Of Books and Trains" edited by David P. Morgan; "Second Section" and "Running Extra".

Soft cover. Etat : Good. A bit of wear but completely intact and mostly clean. Faint water stains to bottom edge of first 15 or so pages. Some tiny chips from vermin nibbling along edges of covers. 3" tear along spine from bottom edge. 1/2" tear along spine from top edge. Light water stains along bottom edge of last ten pages or so and back cover. Will be backed with cardboard and carefully packed in a sturdy box to ensure safe transit. Important Note: I have listed many copies of Trains and other railroad publications. I only charge .50 shipping for second and subsequent items in the same order within the United States. This issue includes: "News and Editorial" by David P. Morgan; "Arrivals & Departures"; "Railroad News Photos"; "Steam News Photos"; "Beyond the Atlantic" by Robert Spark; "Beyond the Pacific" by William K. Viekman; "Short Lines" by William S. Young; "The Express Passes" poem by William F. Bradbury; "The Call of the Yukon is a Locomotive Whistle" by David P. Morgan; "Stuart Saunders and His Moneymaking Machine" by Frank E. Shaffer; "Merger Maddeners: A Quiz on Who was Who When" by William S. Young; "Steam is Steam, Here or in Nairobi" by David P. Morgan; "Railroading Needs a New Price Tag" by Herbert H. Harwood, Jr.; "The Wrecker" poem by Webster E. Wing; "Railway Post Office" edited by Rosemary Entringer; "Stop, Look & Listen"; "Second Section"; "Running Extra"; and "Interchange".

Soft cover. Etat : Good. Somewhat worn but complete issue. All pages clean, some with creased or bent corners. A few minor spots or smudges to covers. There is a 2.5" tear from the bottom of the spine upwards and the covers and pages are a little tattered in that corner. The back cover also has a few small edge tears. Will be backed with cardboard and carefully packed in a sturdy, flat box to ensure safe transit. Important Note: I have many copies of this and other railroad publications. I only charge .50 shipping for second and subsequent items in a single order with the United States. This issue includes: "News and Editorial Comment" by David P. Morgan; "Arrivals & Departures"; "Railroad News Photos"; "Beyond the Atlantic" by John Broadbent; "Beyond the Pacific" by William K. Viekman; "Short Lines" by William S. Young; "What Is a Railroad?"; "How Many Horses Under the Hood? 11th Annual Motive Power Survey" by David P. Morgan; "The Artist and the Railroad" (black and white railroad art); "We're Still the Fastest.but Watch Out for Those French" by Donald M. Steffee; "Railway Post Office"; "Stop, Look & Listen"; "Second Section"; and "Running Extra".

Soft cover. Etat : Good. 1st Edition. Intact and complete. Pages clean but with bent upper right and lower right corners. A few tiny chips and tears along the fore-edge of the front cover. Slight soiling to covers. 3/4" tear from bottom edge of spine. Some light creases around edges of front cover. Moderate wear generally. Will be backed with cardboard and carefully packed in a sturdy, flat box to ensure safe transit. This issue includes: "A Hard Look at the I.C.C." (editorial) by David P. Morgan; "Railroad News Photos"; "Will the Biggest Own the Richest?"; "Beyond the Atlantic" by John Broadbent; "Beyond the Pacific" by William K. Viekman; "Short Lines" by William S. Young; "Arrivals and Departures"; "Business Cars at Lizard Head" short piece with photos; "Logging Line, 1959 Model" feature article with photos about the McCloud River Railroad of northern California by Donald Sims; "Short Lines: Do You Know the Well Known?" photo quiz; "Short Line Steam.a pictorial" photo essay with brief text; "I Rented a Railroad for $35" feature article with photos about the Bridgton and Saco River Railroad in Maine by Robert B. Adams; "Would You Believe It?"; "I Don't Like Short Lines. However--" feature article with photos by David P. Morgan; "Railway Post Office" edited by Rosemary Entringer; "Of Books and Trains" by David P. Morgan; "Second Section"; "Running Extra" and "Interchange".

Soft cover. Etat : Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Intact and secure. Several small tan spots on pages 52-54, otherwise clean inside. Wear along the spine. Small tears at top and bottom of spine. Covers clean but rubbed. Pages lightly tanned. Will be backed with cardboard and carefully packed in a sturdy box to ensure safe transit. This issue includes: "Impressive but not Convincing" an editorial by David P. Morgan; "Beyond the Atlantic" by Robert Spark; "Railroad News Photos"; "Steam News Photos"; "Beyond the Pacific" by William K. Viekman; "Short Lines" by William S. Young; "Arrivals and Departures"; "Russel Terminal's 'Red' Draper explains.How to Handle the Hot Ones" by Frank E. Shaffer (the Fitzpatrick Yard of the Chesapeake & Ohio); "Those 'Perpetually Young' Diesels" by David P. Morgan; "Field Report: Is the GP20 up to its billing?"; "The Great Affair is to Move" by David P. Morgan (Beyer-Garratt locomotives in Africa, especially Rhodesia Railways); "They Called it the White Train" by Lucius Beebe (the New York & New England's New England Limited); "What Was Grand about Grand Trunk Western?" (photo section special); "Railway Post Office"; "Second Section"; "Running Extra"; and "Interchange". Important Note: I only charge .50 per item shipping for second and subsequent items in a single order shipping within the United States.

Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. Very nice copy. Just a trace of soiling to the exterior covers. About 1/2 of pages have very mildly bent upper right corner tip. Upper right corner of front cover mildly creased. Light rubbing near spine of front cover. Will be backed with cardboard and carefully packed in a sturdy, flat box to ensure safe transit. This issue includes: A Time to Put Up or Shut Up (editorial) by David P. Morgan; Arrivals & Departures; Railroad News Photos; Beyond the Atlantic by John Broadbent; Beyond the Pacific by William K. Viekman; Short Lines by William S. Young; This is Why They Bought Diesels" (short photo essay by David P. Morgan); "Minneapolis & St. Louis is in the News Again!" by Frank P. Donovan Jr.; Weep no more, my lady. (about Pacific locomotives) by David P. Morgan; "Trains Tripmaster: Scenery, Streamliners and Steam" (circle trip around Lakes Michigan and Huron); Photo Section; Case of the Ambidextrous Short Line by Jim Shaughnessy; "Once upon a time." (about private railroad cars) by Lucius Beebe; Railway Post Office; Second Section; Running Extra; and Interchange.

Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. No Jacket. Very clean front cover and pages. Back cover shows slight soiling. One tiny chip or tear along the bottom edge near the spine on most pages. Some small wrinkles and a 1/2" tear near the spine along the bottom edge of the back cover. Light wear otherwise. Will be backed with cardboard and carefully packed in a sturdy, flat box to ensure safe transit. This issue includes: "Hands Off, Smithsonian" (editorial) by David P. Morgan; "Coaches Can Be Upgraded Too"; "Railroad News Photos"; "Arrivals and Departures"; "Beyond the Atlantic" by John Broadbent; "Beyond the Pacific" by William K. Viekman; "Short Lines" by William S. Young; "The Soo's Not Sleeping" by William D. Middleton; "Photo Section"; "The Locomotive Had Spring Fever"; "No Passenger Trains by 1970?" by David P. Morgan; "Would You Believe It?" edited by Rosemary Etringer; "Are Freight Trains Too Long?" by John Roberts; "Railway Post Office" edited by Rosemary Etringer; "Of Books and Trains" by David P. Morgan; "Second Section"; "Running Extra"; and "Interchange".

Soft cover. Etat : Good. No Jacket. Good+. Front cover and pages all completely clean. Just a trace of soiling to the back cover. All pages and covers mildly bent in the lower right corner. Light wear to edges of spine. One light 3" crease in the back cover. Will be backed with cardboard and carefully packed in a sturdy, flat box to ensure safe transit. This issue includes: "About 'Management Baiting'" (editorial) by David P. Morgan; "The Status of Steam"; "Railroad News Photos"; "Arrivals and Departures"; "What is the Shouting All About?" (labor issues); "Beyond the Pacific" by William K. Viekman; "Short Lines" by William S. Young; "Push Buttons at Pig's Eye" (mass production of freight trains); "Meet the Black Maria" (Ponemah Mills' Line); "The Baldwins of the Upper Pine" by William K. Viekman; "Trains take a Train" by David P. Morgan; "Railway Post Office" edited by Rosemary Entringer; and "Of Books & Trains" by David P. Morgan.

Soft cover. Etat : Fair. Somewhat beat-up copy but completely intact with only minor soiling. All pages are clean, lightly toned, with a creased lower right corner. Some light stains in the upper right corner of the front cover, very slight soiling to front and back covers generally. 3" tear from bottom of spine up along the spine. Crease to bottom right corner of the front and back covers (and all pages as mentioned above). Three-inch scratch near bottom of front cover. Light wear to spine. Will be backed with cardboard and carefully packed in a sturdy, flat box to ensure safe transit. This issue includes: "For Free: 4,000,000 Billboards" (editorial) by David P. Morgan; "Railroad News Photos"; "Beyond the Atlantic" by John Broadbent; "Beyond the Pacific" by William K. Viekman; "Cupola Caboose.Plus Bay Window"; "Short Lines" by William S. Young; "The Ivory Hunters are Coming"; "The Strange, Successful Story of the Railroad that was once Named for a Race Horse" (Minneapolis, Northfield & Southern Railway); "Before Ford: the V-8 Locomotive of 1913" by William D. Middleton; "Would You Believe It?" by David P. Morgan; "Browsing through the Birthplace of Steam" by David P. Morgan; "How the 'Greyhounds' of the Burlington Beat the Rising Moon" by Will B. Hunter; "The Railfan, Inc." edited by Rosemary Edinger; "Railway Post Office" edited by Rosemary Edinger.

Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. Very Good+ condition. Just a trace of wear to the back cover. Very slight bend in the upper right corner and/or bottom right corner of the last few pages and back cover only. Slight wear to edge of spine. Will be backed with cardboard and carefully packed in a sturdy, flat box to ensure safe transit. This issue includes the following: "Answer to a Critic" by David P. Morgan; "Arrivals and Departures"; "Railroad News Photos"; "The Passenger Train Today"; "Beyond the Atlantic"; "Beyond the Pacific"; "Short Lines"; "112 MPH Behind a 4-6-2" by P. Ransome-Wallis; "How to Argue for the Rails" by David P. Morgan; "Winnipeg: All about the Halfway Point of Canadian Railroading" by William D. Middleton; "Would You Believe It?"; "U.P. Trail Almost a Century Later"; and "Photo Section".

No Binding. Etat : Very Good. Clean inside and out. Light foxing to the back cover. Light wear to edges of covers. Light rubbing to covers. Light crease in the upper right corner of the front cover, some pages. Very little wear otherwise. The magazine will be packed with a backing card, bubble-wrapped and shipped in a sturdy box to ensure safe transit. This issue includes: "Norfolk & Western Goes Diesel" (News & Editorial) by David P. Morgan; "Arrivals and Departures"; "Railroad News Photos"; "Beyond the Atlantic" by John Broadbent; "Beyond the Pacific" by William K. Viekman; "Short Lines" by William S. Young; "Chief Dispatcher" by Clyde Carley; "Talgo's Not Sidetracked in Spain!" by Brian Fawcett; "Photo Section"; "The Railroad that Keeps Ringing Doorbells" (Columbus & Greenville) by Dibrell L. Du Val; "The Railfans that Never Had It so Good" by William D. Middleton; "Railway Post Office" edited by Rosemary Entringer; "Of Books and Trains" by David P. Morgan; "Second Section"; "Running Extra"; and "Interchange".

No Binding. Etat : Good. Pages clean, unmarked and only lightly toned. Upper right corner of front cover and all pages mildly bent. The lower right corner of the front cover and the upper left corner of the back cover are also mildly bent near the tip. There is a half-inch edge tear in the top edge of the back cover. Very light soiling to front and back covers. Very little wear otherwise. The magazine will be packed with a backing card, bubble-wrapped and shipped in a sturdy, flat box to ensure safe transit. This issue includes: "The Miracle that Isn't" (News and Editorial Comment) by David P. Morgan; "Arrivals and Departures"; "Steam News Photos"; "Railroad News Photos"; "Beyond the Atlantic" by Robert Spark; "Beyond the Pacific" by William K. Viekman; "Short Lines" by William S. Young; "Look What's Coming Down the Street!"; "Mudhens and Sport Models: The Story of America's Most Celebrated Mikados" by R. H. Kindig; "Trains Go Round the World - Part 8" (New Zealand) by David P. Morgan; "Road and type, please" (Quiz); "Impressions of the 5137" (Photo Essay) by David Plowden; "West from Baghdad" (Turkish State Railways) (Short Piece) by William D. Middleton;"Railway Post Office" edited by Rosemary Entringer; "Second Section"; "Of Books and Trains" by David P. Morgan; "Running Extra" and "Interchange".

No Binding. Etat : Good. A little ink smear on the first page; remaining pages are clean and unmarked. The entire magazine is three-hole punched for storage in a binder. The front cover has a few tiny marks or patches of soiling. Lower left corner of the back cover is creased near the tip. There is wear to the spine-edge of the magazine with slight splitting at top and bottom. The magazine will be packed with a backing card, bubble-wrapped and shipped in a sturdy, flat box to ensure safe transit. This issue includes: "Electroliner Epitath" (News & Editorial Comment) by David P. Morgan; "Beyond the Atlantic" by Robert Spark; "Arrivals and Departures"; "Railroad News Photos"; "Steam News Photos"; "Beyond the Pacific" by William K. Viekman; "Short Lines" by William S. Young; "The General" (Engine No. 3 is recalled to active duty) by David P. Morgan; "America's Steepest Railroad" (Pennsy's Madison Hill takes honors at 5.89 per cent) by Elmer G. Sulzer; "Russian Railroading Revisited" by J. N. Westwood; "Railway Post Office"; "Second Section"; and "Of Books and Trains.".

No Binding. Etat : Very Good. The magazine is spotless inside and out. The upper and lower right corners of the front cover are creased. Very little wear otherwise. A very nice copy. It will be packed with a backing card, bubble-wrapped and shipped in a sturdy, flat box to ensure safe transit. This issue includes: "Here's What We Think" (News & Editorial Comment) by David P. Morgan; "Beyond the Atlantic" by Robert Spark; "Railroad News Photos"; "Steam News Photos"; "Arrivals and Departures"; "Beyond the Pacific" by William K. Viekman; "Short Lines" by William S. Young; "The Broadway Limited" (A salute to Pennsy's finest and its fabled predecessors" by Arthur D. Dubin; "A Week End in the Rockies with the KM's" (Verdict to date on D&RGW 4001-4003: so far, so good) by David P. Morgan; "Questions and Answers about Autotrain"; "My Experiences as a Fireman - 2" ("When I drew a Mikado, I was Lucky) by F. L. Jaques; "Railway Post Office"; "Running Extra" and "Interchange".

No Binding. Etat : Very Good. Clean and unmarked inside and out. The magazine has been three-hole punched. Upper right corner of covers and pages mildly bent. Slight toning. This issue includes: "News/Editorial Comment: Is Saunders a Superman?" by David P. Morgan; "Arrivals & Departures"; "Beyond the Atlantic" by Robert Spark; "Railroad News Photos"; "Steam News Photos"; "Beyond the Pacific" by William K. Viekman; "Short Lines" by William S. Young; "Have you looked at the Guide recently?" (A veteran train rider finds all is not lost) by Jim Scribbins; "CN's Island Railroad" (Carferries connect a onetime narrow gauge with the mainland) by Jim Shaughnessy; "Far from home, but built in U.S.A." (The Philadelphia influence on Japan's "American island") by William K. Viekman; "Second Section"; "Running Extra" and "Railway Post Office".