Chicago & North Western Power In Color Volume 2: Switchers & First Generation Roadswitchers Built by Alco, Baldwin, FM, GE, and Whitcomb Equipment Item # 1208

Item # 1208

during which C&O's famous feline gave up its Pullman berth and plastered its silhouetted form on everything from locomotives and cars to trucks

The New York & Long Branch a unique railroad stretching along the New Jersey Coast Line where many New York City-employed businessmen maintained bedroom communities

and public relations departments during the 1950s and 60s

operations and physical plant during the years 1947-1976

Chicago & North Western Power In Color Volume 2: Switchers & First Generation Roadswitchers Built by Alco, Baldwin, FM, GE, and Whitcomb Equipment Item # 1208Stephen M. Timko This continued coverage of Chicago & North Western's motive power fleet examines switchers and first generation roadswitchers built by Alco, Baldwin, Fairbanks Morse, General Electric, and Whitcomb, as well as yard and road slugs. Item # 1552 August 1, 2015 RELEASE