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This is a Morning Sun Books 1771 1950s Freight Car Color Guide Volume 2: Boxcars, Covered & Open Hoppers, Flatcars, & Gondolas. By: James Kinkaid & Ken Donnelly. Freight cars across North America featuring (just to name a few) New York Central, PRR, Union Pacific, Canadian Pacific, Southern Pacific, ATSF, C&O and everywhere in between - an immense variety of mid-20th Century freight!
Condition: Factory New Operational Status:Functional Original Box: Yes
Manufacturer: Morning Sun Books Model Number: 1771
Category 1: Books Category 2: Train
The Trainz SKU for this item is P12683277.
Trainz Product Id: 12683277
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