Hardcover, 128 Pages

Hundreds of never-before-published photographs! This third title by noted rail photographer and historian, Jim Shaw, features an in depth look at the many shortlines operated in the Intermountain West: Idaho, Montana, Wyoming and Colorado, between the 1950s and present. There are 44 shortlines presented by geographical areas. Each is presented with a brief history and the many vivid color and crisp black and white photographs are comprehensively captioned. This lavishly illustrated book has a limited print run so don't miss out. There have been many days and long hours spent searching for, chasing and photographing these elusive shortline operations. Many operate only once a day or even a couple of days per week-not the easiest train chasing! The author presents a great look at these historic and colorful shortline railroads.

Burlington Northern Prairie Rails Color Pictorial from Four Ways West is a collection of color photographs of Burlington Northern's former CB&Q route east of the Rockies. This all-color book by author Gordon Brandvold covers the era between the mid-1970s to the early 1980s when first and second generation diesels ruled the rails. 144 Seiten

Union Pacific Color Pictorial 1950s-1980s from Four Ways West is a photographic look at one of North America's most popular railroads. This book contains 400 color images ranging from UP's steam era to the Gas-Turbine-Electric era to UP's double-diesel era and much more. There are chapters featuring unique locomotives and equipment as well as helper locomotives and cabooses. Union Pacific Color Pictorial 1950s-1980s is one of many all-color railroad books from Four Ways West Publications.

Santa Fe -1960's in the Golden State from Four Ways West is a photographic look at one of California's colorful railroads. This hardcover book by Clifford Prather and Joe Shine features more than 350 images, most in full color and presents Santa Fe trackage from the Bay Area to the easternmost point served by the Santa Fe in California - Needles. Also featured are mainlines from Los Angeles to Barstow, both via Pasadena and via Fullerton. The heavily used trackage from Los Angeles to San Diego and the branch lines are also featured. Santa Fe -1960's in the Golden State is one of many all-color railroad books from Four Ways