RAILROAD (AURION M. PROCTOR; HARRY F. THOMAS; JOE EASLEY; JOSEF ISRAELS; EDWARD FREITAS; PAUL V. D. HOYSRADT; DOUGLAS H. HILLIKER; E. S. DELLINGER; JOHN JOHNS; WILMER E. EVANS; D. S. WOOD; PETER JOSSERAND; E. M. EVERSOLE) - Railroad Magazine: September, Sept. 1942

NY, Frank A. Munsey Co. 1942. SingleIssueMagazine. Vol. 32, No. 4. Pulp magazine. Edited by Freeman H. Hubbard. Cover art by Aurion M. Proctor ("In the Hole for the Manifest"). Includes "Wartime Railroading" (photos); "Fifty Years on teh Rail" by Harry F. Thomas; "Along the iron Pike" (Odd Picture Facts) by Joe Easley; "Wrecked in Ethiopia" by Josef Israels; "Inter-Lake Carrier" (Ann Arbor Roster); "Lehigh Valley Transit" (photos); "A 24-Mile Logging Pike" by Edward Freitas; "World's Largest Camera" by Paul V. D. Hoysradt; "September Disasters" by Douglas H. Hilliker; "Canadian National" (historical novelette) by E. S. Dellinger; "The Test Run" by John Johns; "Hold All Trains East and West" by Wilmer E. Evans; "Ham Operator" by D. S. Wood; "Lap Orders" by Peter Josserand; "Two Words Missing" by E. M. Eversole. Popular Departments: "Light of the Lantern (Locomotive Blow-off Systems)"; "Model Railroading"; "Electric Lines"; "On the Spot"; "Railfan Activities"; "Railroad Camera Club". Illustrated by Joe Easley, Hilliker, Merritt, Temple, Gus Noonan, and others, and many photos. Tears at spine ends; edgewear; creasing. Very Good.

See/Hide Conditions of Sale

Following conditions of sale apply:
Terms of Sale

Check, Money order, and paypal are cheerfully accepted. Please do not mail check/ Money Order until after you've received confirmation of your order.
All orders are shipped as soon as possible after receipt of payment. Amex, Visa, Mastercard and Discover are accepted.
MD residents must add 6% sales tax.
All orders subject to prior sale.
Our standard domestic shipping is Media Mail, $3.95 for 1st item, $1.00 for each additional item in same order. Outside the US, we will provide all reasonable options.
Returns: please email us with 2 weeks of receipt. Items must be returned in condition which they were received.