Never On Wednesday: The First Decade of the Rio Grande Zephyr

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ISBN-10:

0937658006

ISBN-13:

9780937658000

Author(s): Loveman, Richard; Mel Patrick
Edition: First Softbound Edition
Released: Jan 01, 1980
Publisher: PTJ Publishing
Format: Hardcover, 120 pages
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Handsomely done black and white pictorial showcasing the Denver & Rio Grande Southern's "Zephyr," the last of the fleet of Zephyrs that once roamed the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy system. The book takes the reader over the line, from the climb out of Denver to the Moffat Tunnel, through canyons and across the desert, up to Soldier Summit and down to Salt Lake City. Illustrated throughout with crisp black and white photos of both interiors and exteriors of the train in action. 120 pages.

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