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Phila: The Passenger Department 175. Good. Cloth. 281 pages, profuse b/w illus., spine with splits along front edges, general wear to cover and corners, basically sound copy, owner's signature and long inane inscription on front blank pages, and short inane comment inked in at the bottom of page 127.; 4to .

title continued "embracing historical, descriptive, and statistical notices of cities towns stations industries and objects of interest on its various lines in Pennsylvania and New Jersey" Condition: externally fair to good, missing cloth to lower part of back strip with some marks and stains and rubbing to corners. Internally very good apart from tear to top corner of page 173/4 and owners stamp to front end paper. The History of the Pennsylvania Railroad , Profusely illustrated with contemporary engravings of rolling stock, stations, early city and rural scenes along the route, with 2 maps to rear. Non UK buyers please note additional shipping costs will be required.

Philadelphia [Pennsylvania Railroad Co.] Passenger Dept., 1875. First Edition. Hard Cover. 281 pages, [3] p. of plates, illus., maps, index; 27 cm. Title continues: and Statistical Notices of Cities, Towns, Villages, Stations, Industries, and Objects of Interest on its Various Lines in Pennsylvania and New Jersey by William B. Sipes. Illustrated with Drawings by Thomas Moran, James Hamilton, F. B. Schell, F.O.C. Darley, J. D. Woodward, G. Perkins, W. H. Gibson, and Others, Engraved by James W. Lauderbach." Good; text very good; covers worn, scuffed, lower two inches of spine chipped off. Stock#OB567.

4to rebound in modern maroon cloth with original gilt stamped front cloth affixed, spine letters in gilt, new endpapers, illustrated, 281 pp. Light wear, else very good or better. Clean and bright. The text goes into the early history of railroads, but most of the discussion is focused on the Pennsylvania Railroad and its destinations, including New York City. Several illustrations of locomotives and passenger cars are included. Also, contains two maps illustrating routes and connections. Howes S513. Sabin 81436.

1875 1ed Pennsylvania Railroad American Revolution INDIANS Illustrated MAPS

'The Pennsylvania Railroad' is an early history of the Pennsylvania Railroad as it was in the 1870s shortly after the first common carrier railroad was built in 1829. This book gives a history of the cities along the route paying special attention to the American Revolution and wars with Indians, and briefly mentioning the Civil War.
This 1875 first edition includes numerous illustrations and engravings of railcars, scenic views, stations, early city and rural scenes along the routes, mileage between cities and junctions, and two maps showing the route extending from New York as far as Erie, and Allegheny, Pennsylvania.

Item number: #10072
Price: $499
SIPES, William B
The Pennsylvania railroad: its origin, construction, condition and connections. Embracing historical, descriptive, and statistical notices of cities, towns, villages, stations, industries, and objects of interest on its various lines in Pennsylvania and New… Read More