Santa Fe 1940-1971 In Color Volume 1: Chicago-Kansas City Author Zollitsch leaves no stone

Author Zollitsch leaves no stone unturned as he relates the operation and local flavor of this rural trackage

Jim Boyd Here in full color is the untold story on how Alco got into the passenger diesel market in the 1940s and the technological breakthrough that resulted in the most famous locomotive of that classic first generation era

plus a whole host of branches

Join us as we wrap up the coverage of the Milwaukee Road’s locomotive fleet

passenger service

Santa Fe 1940-1971 In Color Volume 1: Chicago-Kansas City Author Zollitsch leaves no stoneAvailable as a Digital Reprint Lloyd E. Stagner The first in a four volume series of the finest vintage AT&SF color available. This series shows Santa Fe steam at its best and at least one of every diesel class that the road had during this period. This first volume features such rarities as The Blue Goose, E3s, Baldwin center cabs, FTs in passenger service, and much more, all in full color. Item # 1087