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This “Parker” style double track kit comes as a 200 foot long beauty which can be customized in 25 foot lengths from 100 feet.


This “Parker” style double track kit comes as a 200 foot long beauty which can be


The Southern Pacific


and the KM Hydraulics by Robert J. Zenk


In 1959 the Southern Pacific Railroad found itself in need of higher horsepower diesel locomotives to move their increasing freight traffic across the Sierras.


When American locomotive manufacturers could not meet the SP’s requirements they began looking overseas. In Munich Germany they found that Krauss Maffei might be the answer. KM was producing diesel-hydraulic locomotives rated at 4000 horsepower.


Dust jacket painting by John Winfield


Tis is the story of building these locomotives in Germany and operating them in the United States.


$75.00 Southern Pacific Historical & Technical Society


1523 Howard Access Rd., Suite A, Upland, CA 91786-2582 www.sphts.org


The NMRA®


 Tis 300 page, library bound, lanscape book contains over 80 drawings, and some 300 B&W and Color photos many of which have never been published. Te cover painting was done by John Winfield.


Order by mail or on line at www.sphts.org. Visa & MasterCard accepted. Add $13.95 for S&H in the lower 48 states. For S&H outside of Continental US con- tact Society Office at SPHTS@SPHTS.org. Members receive 10% Discount. To become a member include $40 with your order to get the member discount and our quarterly award-winning S•P Trainline magazine! California residents add 8% sales tax.


Presents


An Exclusive Reprint of the 1948 Edition


For more than a century, iron and wood have intertwined to help build the backbone of this country. Just as wooden crossties supported the explosion of tracks across North America, the railroads provided the foundation for the lumber industry’s growth in its heyday. The NMRA commemorates this proud heritage with its exclusive reprint of Lumber: Manufacture, Conditioning, Grading, Distribution and Use.


Out of print since 1948, the NMRA is offering this time-honored classic originally published by John Wiley & Sons, Inc, and written by Nelson Courtland Brown, former Professor of Forest Utilization at the New York College of Forestry at Syracuse University. Lumber is the companion volume to Ralph Clement Bryant’s Logging, and features:


• A 344-page, 6”x9” hardcover with dust jacket


• NEW foreword by Bob Brown, editor and publisher of Narrow Gauge & Short Line Gazette


• Dozens of original B&W photos and illustrations


• 11 chapters covering topics of lumber industry history and economics, efficient methods of production, inspecting & grading, pricing & merchandising, transporting & exporting, and more


$2595 $3595


U.S. Shipping: $595 NMRA members Non-members Dealer inquiries welcome


Order by Web: www.nmra.org Mail: P.O. Box 1328, Soddy Daisy, TN 37384 Phone: (423) 892-2846 Fax: (423) 899-4869


per book. Inquire about international


delivery. All funds in U.S dollars, V, MC, AMEX, DISC & PayPal accepted. TN residents must add 9.25% sales tax.


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