A new edition of the classic RR text is now available from SImmons-Boardman (www.transalert.com), publisher of Railway Age. Although I realize it is not a Kalmbach publication it is an excellent text that answers a LOT of the basic questions that come up on this forum over and over again and will add a great deal to your understanding of RRs whether you are a railroader or a mere fan...lol...
LC
Limitedclear wrote: A new edition of the classic RR text is now available from SImmons-Boardman (http://www.transalert..com/), publisher of Railway Age. Although I realize it is not a Kalmbach publication it is an excellent text that answers a LOT of the basic questions that come up on this forum over and over again and will add a great deal to your understanding of RRs whether you are a railroader or a mere fan...lol...LC
A new edition of the classic RR text is now available from SImmons-Boardman (http://www.transalert..com/), publisher of Railway Age. Although I realize it is not a Kalmbach publication it is an excellent text that answers a LOT of the basic questions that come up on this forum over and over again and will add a great deal to your understanding of RRs whether you are a railroader or a mere fan...lol...
Working Link:
http://www.transalert.com/cgi-bin/details.cgi?inv=BKRRNN&cat=18
Clickable link...
I have the first edition. I agree that if you are interested in railroads you should get it. I think it's about time that I buy a new one to cover the changes in the last 30 years.
Enjoy
Paul
Thanks for the info. I just click to if Amazon.com has it but no yet. It's munch cheaper.
Read the fine print. Those are not the current edition which I am talking about above (5th Edition). It has not yet been published and since Simmons Boardman is the publisher I'm sure they will have first crack at selling it, not Amazon.com.
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