Description: Railroad Man's Magazine Issued Weekly November 2, 1918 Volume 37 Number 4 The Railroad Man's on Weekly Schedule With this issue, Railroad Man's Magazine switched to a weekly schedule as explained by Mr. Munsey on the front cover. Contains three serials, thirteen short stories, numerous railroad related articles, poetry, and miscellany. Includes articles on Director-General William McAdoo's sweeping plan to completely electrify the nation's railroads, information on the War Camp Community Services for servicemen, how express services handle the Christmas rush, how the railroads handled the crush of wartime freight service, anecdotes from the early days of the Canadian Pacific, Tales from the Knights of the Railroad Round-Table, By the Light of the Lantern Q&As, Southern' Pacific's "El Gobernador" locomotive which was the largest engine in 1884 but wouldn't steam, and more. There are no illustrations or photos in this issue, probably because of wartime shortages. 192 pages plus 18 pages of vintage advertisements. This issue is in Poor condition. The spine is heavily taped with chipping, creases, and tears. The pages are clean & unmarked but browned (color of toast) and most have split or chipped edges. The spine is chipped and has tears and creases, is taped and worn. Covers are worn with chipping to the edges, wrinkles & rubbing (see 1st and last photos). This is a scarce antique pulp magazine that looks and feels its age. Ships promptly from Virginia (always in a box) with free tracking. Inquiries welcome. (L87)
Price: 95 USD
Location: Alexandria, Virginia
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Shipping Cost: 5 USD
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Restocking Fee: No
Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
Item must be returned within: 30 Days
Refund will be given as: Money Back
Brand: Frank A. Munsey
Year: 1918
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
