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$19.99
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This 1949 first edition of Oil Lamps and Iron Ponies chronicles the fascinating story of narrow-gauge railways. Packed with details and engaging descriptions, the book offers a captivating look at these unique transportation systems.
A Valuable Resource for Rail Enthusiasts
Whether you’re a seasoned rail enthusiast or simply curious about transportation history, ‘Oil Lamps and Iron Ponies’ is a valuable addition to your collection. It provides insights into the design, operation, and impact of narrow-gauge railroads.
Pre-owned Condition with Character
This particular copy is pre-owned and has acquired some character over the years. The pages show signs of tanning, a natural process associated with aging. Additionally, there are remnants of its time as a library book, including a date-loaned sheet and pocket glued inside, rubber stamps, and a portion of the dust jacket glued to one of the front endpapers.
Despite these imperfections, the book remains fully readable and offers a captivating journey into the world of narrow-gauge railroads. Consider giving this piece of railroad history a new home.
More than Just a Book
By purchasing this book, you’ll not only gain a fascinating read but also contribute to Father Joe’s Villages’ mission to prevent and end homelessness in San Diego. Thank you for considering this unique opportunity to learn about railroad history while supporting a worthy cause.
Authors: Frederic Shaw, Clement Fisher Jr., George H. Harlan
Publisher: Bay Books Limited
Binding: Hardback, no dust jacket
Pages: 187
Copyright: 1949 (first edition)
Condition: Pre-owned, a good ex-library copy with tanning, date-loaned sheet and pocket glued inside, rubber stamps, and the front cut-out flap from the dust jacket glued to one of the front endpapers
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