Re: [CBQ] Re: Book on freight ops

[Bob <drgw18@gmail.com>]

Between Peach Creek Shops and the sales at Timonium - not to mention 
the annual sale at Gaithersburg - the opportunity to purchase books 
at less expensive prices is great (and there are a lot of used CB&Q, 
C&S, etc. books "out there" if you look).


At 09:51 AM 11/10/2010, you wrote:
>
>
>John,
>
>Thanks for the info! As far as expense, I shop at railroadbooks.biz. 
>Chuck has the best prices and great selection, including the 
>recently-mentioned-on-this-thread book on through passenger service.
>
>The era I am most interested in is pre-merger. I have one of Poor's 
>books; it offers tidbits here and there of what I want. I will 
>definitely check out the Holck set and, even though my interest is 
>not in steam, the Burlington in Transition book does look tempting as well.
>
>Unfortunately, I live near Baltimore at this time. The B&O Museum's 
>great, but obviously concentrated on eastern roads. However, I'm one 
>of the 9+% temporarily unemployed in this country. With a, little 
>luck though, I'll be moving someday soon for a new job, hopefully to 
>somewhere closer to the Q's original stomping grounds.
>
>Bryan B.
>


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