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I apologize but my first post was kindof like reading a book starting in the middle, not that there is anything wrong with the replies, but I just got confused by my own post, so here is the post Murph responded to. Are there any books, that deal with, other than the U.S., British or France, in country singular, Diesel locomotives from the fifties world-wide; especially the carbody passenger units. There seems to be a fair amount of info on English speaking countries early Diesels, but sporatic, info on the export units, or early units built in,or used in non-english speaking countries. Even the internet seems to be lacking on info on most countries first diesel beyond the very early box units. Sorry if this is a too general enquiry, but whilst one can find a great deal of books on steamers, the diesels that followed do not seem to be to heavily written about, at least not in books still available. There I hope that makes a little more sense, bold is added wording. I am especially interested in early British locomotives, not used in the UK, but there seems to be web sites dedicated to them but little, to no information. Info on the very earliest German diesels seems to be totally lacking also. Bob PS--I do have the Diesel spotters guide that covers all that was produced in the US, at least up to 1973 when I bought the book up at Green Bay. Still some of the odd-ball locos in there seem to have a information vacumm also. I just found out, by accident, one of the US Talgo trains ended up back in Spain.
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