Susquehanna: From Shortlines to Stackpacks by Ken Karlewicz & Scott Hartley, PB
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An essential, illustrated look at the history of the New York, Susquehanna and Western Railway, featuring comprehensive locomotive rosters. Discover the fascinating history of the New York, Susquehanna and Western Railway in this definitive 1987 volume, Susquehanna: From Shortlines to Stackpacks. Written by experts Ken Karlewicz and Scott Hartley, this book provides a deep dive into the evolution of the railway, covering various lines including the Cooperstown & Charlotte Valley, the Lackawaxen & Stourbridge, and the expansion into the modern stackpack era. This edition is richly illustrated with period photography and includes a detailed locomotive roster in the appendix. Note: This copy is an Ex-Libris edition, featuring a previous owner's bookplate on the title page. The binding remains intact, and the pages are clean, making this a great addition to any serious railfan's library. This book was published in 1987 by the Railpace Company, Inc.. It is a first edition, first printing, as no other editions or printings are noted in the publication data. The publication does not have an ISBN. Condition: Pre-Owned Good Dust Jacket Condition: N/A (Softcover) Cover Condition: Shows light wear, consistent with age and handling. Binding Condition: Solid and intact. Pages Condition: Clean, clear, and free of rips or dog-ears. Writing / Markings: Includes a Ex Libris bookplate on the title page from a previous owner. Book(s) is(are) pre-owned. Condition is shown in phot
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