Santa Fe Railway Steam Locomotive Painting, Lettering and Detail Guide for Model Railroaders
by Larry E. Brasher & Stan Kistler
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An illustrated guide to the painting, lettering, and detailing of Santa Fe steam locomotives - all eras - with hints on paint mixing, and weathering tips
88 pages, 11x8 1/2 coil bound, 152 black & white and 29 color photos, 24 diagrams. ISBN: 1-933587-09-1
Santa Fe Railway Painting and Lettering Guide
by Richard H. Hendrickson
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Watching the Trains Go By... A Narrative of a Santa Fe Railway ManBy Harry J. Briscoe
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On January 4th, 1937, Harry J. Briscoe stepped off the Santa Fe train from Amarillo, onto the soil of Slaton, Texas, a division headquarters point in the southern Panhandle, to begin his first year of service in what was to become a 45 year career with the Santa Fe Railway. Beginning work as stenographer to a transportation clerk, Briscoe worked a number of positions, from Assistant Train Master to Superintendent, before finishing his career at Topeka, Kansas, in 1982 as General Manager of the Eastern Lines.
During his career, he served the Santa Fe at such outposts as Oklahoma City; Chicago; Amarillo, Texas; Waynoka, Oklahoma; La Junta, Colorado; Wellington, Kansas; Emporia, Kansas; and San Bernardino, California. Along the way he encountered many interesting characters - from the track walkers on districts under his supervision, to legendary Santa Fe presidents like Fred Gurley and John Reed, movie stars like Errol Flynn, mid-western politicians and small-town newspapermen who went on to be national legends in themselves. Briscoe relates stories about them all.
Watching the Trains Go By is, then, an insider's look at the people, life and times of a great transportation system in an era when "Ship and Travel by Rail" meant Santa Fe All the Way.
160 pages, 196 illustrations, horizontal 8" x 11" soft bound.
Cumulative Index to the periodicals and publications of the Santa Fe Railway Historical & Modeling Society and its Predecessor Organizations, 1969-2001, by Eric L. Hiser.
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Society members initially purchasing the Cumulative Index will receive both the hardcopy version and the CD for $30 members, $36 non-members.
Members who already own the Index may purchase the CD for $8.00. The CD is not available for separate purchase except to members who have previously purchased the hard copy.
An indispensable tool for the Santa Fe enthusiast, the Cumulative Index allows readers to locate published material by Title, Author, Subject, and includes detailed lists of book and product reviews, photos, drawings and maps. Indexes the following: High Iron, Southwestern Prototype Modeler, Santa Fe Modeler, Santa Fe Route, The Warbonnet, and various newsletters including Running Extra, Santa Fe Flashes, Between Trains, etc.
278 pages, 11 X 8-1/2 horizontal, wire bound.
Trademarks of the Santa Fe Railway and Peripheral Subjects
by Richard W. Pelouze
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