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Reading Company Power In Color Volume 1: Steam and First Generation Diesels Equipment The diverse equipment of the George Dimond and several

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Reading Company Power In Color Volume 1: Steam and First Generation Diesels Equipment The diverse equipment of the George Dimond and several The diverse equipment of the Illinois Central and Gulf Mobile & Ohio railroads is featured in over 300 color photos This volume covers the early years of the Norfolk Southern from its formation in 1982 until the Conrail split in 1999 Item # 1614 then continues with a detailed examination of the railroad's interesting roster of first generation diesels from all four major builders

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