A National Passenger Chronicle: History of Canadian National Railways Dale Wilso

An essential, illustrated reference for rail enthusiasts covering the history of Canadian National Railway passenger services and predecessors. Discover the fascinating evolution of Canadian rail travel in A National Passenger Chronicle by Dale Wilson. This comprehensive volume serves as the premiere entry in a planned series, offering a detailed look at the passenger operations of the Canadian National Railway (CNR) and its various predecessor lines. The book is rich with historical context, covering essential topics such as rolling stock, motive power, and the development of rail networks. It is highly valued by rail enthusiasts for its inclusion of archival photographs, historical maps, and detailed operational insights. This is a genuine First Edition, First Printing (ISBN 0-920356-10-9). It remains an excellent, well-preserved reference for collectors of Canadian railway history. Condition: Pre-Owned Good Dust Jacket Condition: N/A (Softcover format) Cover Condition: Good; shows light surface wear, minor edge handling, and slight corner softening consistent with age and careful use. Binding Condition: Tight and secure. Pages Condition: Clean, crisp, and free of rips or tears. Writing / Markings: None observed; text block is clean. Book(s) is(are) pre-owned. Condition is shown in photos. We do NOT use stock photos, what you see is really what you get! Comes from a smoke free home.