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Here are the stations, the uniforms, the equipment, and the vehicles, all captured in a collection of exciting photographs from the archives of Phillips Petroleum Company.

The Baltimore & Ohio (B&O, ), America's first railroad, was formed in 1827. In 1830 the B&O, opened its first 13 miles of rail between Baltimore and Ellicott's Mills. By 1838 the B&O, was hauling mail between Baltimore and Washington D.C. This book is a look back at the steam engines served the B&O, from the Civil War to the end of the steam era. Included are steam engines beginning with small Civil war era 4-6-0s up to the first streamlined l...

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Get an inside look at the development of American Motor's Javelin beginning with the early design stages, including sketches, interior design, clay work, fiberglass mockups, and show cars on through the actual production models.

This exciting look at U.S. Navy and Marine Corps fire apparatus illustrates and explains the firefighting equipment used at shore installations worldwide from the turn of the century to present. Rare and fascinating photographs depict everything from horse-drawn vehicles and early-motorized fire trucks to structural pumpers, aerial ladders, water tankers, brush trucks, gas turbine powered pumps, remote controlled robots, and more. All major U....

From its beginnings as the Milwaukee and Mississippi to its years as the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific, the Milwaukee Road's history is chronicled in nostalgic photographs from the collection of The State Historical Society of Wisconsin. Filled with steam, electric and diesel trains, line construction, employees, depots and shops.

Photos and histories of the depots across 13 states the Midwest and West. Includes depots by Frost and Granger and Frank Lloyd Wright's only railroad depot.

A magnificent collection of rare black & white photographs specially selected from public and private archives promote the strength and versatility of these individual Mack models. Filled with informative captions providing concise histories of each featured model. Over 50, 000 Baby Mack trucks were produced between 1914 and 1936. Versions from the earliest prototype are fully illustrated in this essential Mack profile.

This magnificent collection of rare black & white photographs, specially selected from public and private archives, promotes the unique characteristics of these popular trucks. Built to order for mining and construction companies, the super-duty models depicted here replaced the venerable Mack Bulldog. Contains informative captions providing brief histories of featured models.

A magnificent collection of rare black & white photographs specially selected from public and private archives promote the strength and versatility of these individual Mack models. Filled with informative captions providing concise histories of each featured model. Over 114, 000 Bulldogs with striking rounded contours were produced, making it one of the most outstanding and memorable of the modern Mack models.

Magnificent collections of rare black & white photographs specially selected from public and private archives promote the strength and versatility of these individual Mack models. This volume contains informative captions providing concise histories on traffic-type (cab-over-engine) and conventional trucks are depicted with a variety of bodies and paint schemes.

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A collection of vintage Greyhound Bus postcards portraying the buses, depots and post houses from a variety of regions all across America and Canada. A visual treat for all bus enthusiasts and postcard collectors. As part of Greyhound's objective to establish the nation's largest national intercity bus system, the company began an aggressive campaign to build its own terminals in the 1930s, an era of "art deco" styling. And to better serve the...

Harry A. Miller designed racing cars that were among the finest of the golden age of American auto racing for nearly two decades. What are less well known are Miller's passenger cars, and boat and aircraft engine designs, some of them extremely successful, some of them bizarre.

Over 300 photos combine with insightful captions to present a complete history of the intercity, charter, tour and sightseeing bus industry throughout the 20th Century. Each of the 11 chapters provides an overview, from the early 1900s when the first short-distance buses were enlarged automobiles or homemade bodies on truck chassis with open or canvas tops, through the development of today's long-distance, air-conditioned, styled buses that ar...

A magnificent collection of rare black & white photographs specially selected from public and private archives promote the unique characteristics of these popular tractors. Filled with informative captions providing histories of featured models.

Here is your chance to see some of the world's most secret fire apparatus. Corporations do not welcome photographers so these rigs are rarely seen and publicity concerning the rigs is discouraged. Fire apparatus fans will welcome this opportunity to see rigs they have never before seen. The equipment here is broken down into more than 40 categories, including atomic energy, chemical, dams, environmental, hotels, movie studios, mining, railroad...

The definitive book on Kurtis championship cars, showcasing all 111 full-size 'champ' cars that Frank Kurtis built between 1941 and 1963. Most of these cars were built specifically to race at Indianapolis. In fact, Kurtis' cars won the Indianapolis 500 five years out of six (1950-1955), and dominated the starting field from 1950 through 1958. Kurtis pioneered the 'roadster' design, in which the engine was offset in the car, allowing the driver...

Starting with the 1951 Nash-Healey, then the Hudson Hornet, Nash Ambassador "Le Mans, " the 1957 Rambler Rebel, the 1966-1969 Rambler American Rogue, the Rebel Machine, AMX, 1969 Scrambler, 1971 Hornet SC360, 1972-1975 V8 Gremlin, Javelin, and more!