Paperback. Good. Undated Paperback. Circa 1949. Very slight cover corner wear. a small stain to cover. Unmarked clean and tight. Great photos. 1932 Olympics story. FAST daily Shipping! Y-3 paperback
Chicago: Union Pacific 1913. 1st. Original wrappers. 8vo. 40pp. Photo-illustrations; map. Color illustrated staplebound wrappers in near fine condition minor wear & soiling. Beautiful example of early California promotional brochure. "Today these brochures are prized by collectors and institutions alike not only for their visual appeal but also as a record of California's burgeoning cities and towns. They reveal better than anywhere else the Golden State's remarkable growth and transformation from a remote region to a booming densely populated and developed state." Kurutz "California Calls You". Union Pacific unknown
Omaha Nebraska: Union Pacific Railroad Company 1952. First Edition. Plastic comb binding. Very Good-. Unmarked except for catalog and company stamp on inside cover page and catalog sticker on front cover. ; Book Description; Pages are clean and not marred by notes or folds. Covers are square with minor wear. Ships Safe and Fast. Fold-out maps in back of book. ; B&W Illustrations; 4to 11" - 13" tall; x pages DQ3. Union Pacific Railroad Company unknown
Wheatland Wyoming: Triple R Press 1970. Fine text is an exact reproduction of the original publication by the Union Pacific Railroad Omaha Nebraska 1909- with three added supplements a table of the principle divisions of geologic time and a map showing the location of Como Bluff. Includes a description of the Grand Canyon of the North Platte River- one of the major scenic areas of Wyoming and directions for reaching it. 67 pgs. Illustrated. Reprint. Original Wraps. As New. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Triple R Press Paperback
Chicago: Rand McNally 1931. 30 1/2 x 17 1/4 inches. Fair condition with normal wear and some separation at the fold intersections. Some mild staining mid center. This map is pleasantly set with a light blue rendering of the water that highlights the inland footprints of the Union Pacific Railroads. The map has two inset maps. One map is of the transpacific connections of the railroad. The other is of the the transatlantic connections. With one look it is possible to see the Union Pacific Systems world-wide. Buy the time of publication the Union Pacific had an exceptional system of railroads from Chicago westward. Rand McNally unknown
Omaha:: Union Pacific Copyright; General Marketing Agent W. H. Murray. Double-page color map of Yellowstone in the centerfold’ black and white map of railroad’s system on final page; 45 halftones including title vignette and 40 pp. Small folio green/gray stiff wrappers embossed lettering: “yellowstone national park and embossed geyser vignette on front cover; small barely visible stain in margin of p. 13. FIRST EDITION. Issued yearly up to 1929 sometimes attributed to the Acorn Press. This copy does not seem to justify that. A very attractive and well-designed piece. Omaha:: Union Pacific [Copyright; General Marketing Agent W. H. Murray,. unknown
Washington: GPO 1894. 37 pp issued as 53d Congress 2d Session HED 194; light extraction roughness at spine now in self wrappers; concerns the company going into receivership. - If you are reading this this item is actually physically in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties taxes or fees required by recipient's country. Washington: GPO, unknown
Washington: GPO 1894. 11 pp issued as 53d Congress 2d Session HED 203; light extraction roughness at spine now in self wrappers; concerns the company going into receivership. - If you are reading this this item is actually physically in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties taxes or fees required by recipient's country. Washington: GPO, unknown
New. The Union Pacific Historical Society and Don Strack are proud to announce that they have collaborated to republish Dons Ogden Rails book of 1977 in a new and considerably expanded redesigned format. Compared to the original 96-page vertical format softcover book the new edition is a 172 pp. hardcover in a 11 x 8.5 horizontal format. It contains 217 photographs with 75 in color along with 24 maps including a double-page full color map of the Ogden facilities in 1969. Ogden Rails is the history of the railroads in Ogden Utah from 1869 to today. It starts with the early Union Pacific and associated feeder railroads the Utah Central Utah Northern and Oregon Short Line. The Central Pacific and Southern Pacific are covered as well as the Denver & Rio Grande Western and Ogden Union Railway & Depot Company. Union Pacific coverage continues through the mergers to current day activities. Coverage is also included of the electric and interurban railroads The Bamberger and Utah Idaho Central until their shut down following World War II. The Utah State Railroad Museum at Ogden Union Station is also presented in photographs and text. Chapters: Introduction pp. 7–10; Ch. 1: The Transcontinental Railroad pp. 11–20; Ch. 2: Union Pacific Expansion pp. 21–30; Ch. 3: Denver & Rio Grande Western pp. 31–36; Ch. 4: The Ogden Union Railway & Depot Co. pp. 37–42; Ch. 5: Ogden Terminal in the 20th Century pp. 43–88; Ch. 6: Union Pacific Facilities & Improvements pp. 89–110; Ch: 7: Southern Pacific Facilities and Improvements pp. 111–124; Ch. 8: Street Railroads and Interurbans pp. 125–148; Ch. 9: Recent Ogden Operations pp. 149–166; Epilogue Bibliography Index. Union Pacific Historical Society hardcover 172 pages 11 x 8.5 x .5 in. B&W and Color photographs maps. History Hobbies & interests paperback
Référence libraire : 44593489445040 ISBN : 1932704043 9781932704044
New York: Published by the Company 1868. 1868. TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILROAD. First edition. Pamphlet edition. 8vo. Pictorial wrappers 40 pp. frontispiece Map of the Union Pacific Rail Road and its Connections introduction illustrated frontispiece map advertisement on rear cover for "First Mortgage Bonds at 102 principal and interest payable in gold with an annual income of "between eight and nine percent." This is an investment and advertising booklet for the first transcontinental railroad in the United States which was built by the Union Pacific Railroad and the Central Pacific Railroad in order to connect the Atlantic and Pacific coasts by rail for the first time. Begun in July of 1865 and built primarily by Civil War veterans the construction and completion of the Union Pacific line was one of the most significant technological and economic accomplishments of the 19th century creating the vital connection for commerce trade and travel and literally joining the eastern and western halves of the United States. Contents include the formation of the Union Pacific Railroad Company progress natural resources construction branch and connecting roads construction resources anticipated business & profits actual earnings and sale of first mortgage bonds. A list of officers of the company is provided. Top of front cover displays that this copy is mildly ex-library with stamp and number appearing at the upper right side a faint vertical fold to the center of the booklet tiny chips to bottom corner of front cover and a few preliminary pages. Overall a very good copy of an important railroad report. Published by the Company, 1868. unknown
Omaha: Issued By Passenger Departments Union Pacific Railroad Company and Oregon Short Line Railroad Company 1911. 1911. UTAH. First edition. 16mo. Color pictorial wrappers 45 1 pp. illustrated from photographs map. Promotional guide from Union Pacific for the prospective tourist to Salt Lake City. Twenty full-page black and white views illustrate the text. Information on and pictures of Echo Canon Ogden Canon Union Station and the pictures within the building old and new Salt Lake City the Temple Tabernacle and Great Organ the homes of Brigham Young the Eagle Gate Fort Douglas Saltair Beach the original Public Library Hansen Planetarium Elk's Club Newhouse Building Exchange Place Utah's Dead Sea and other Salt Lake City views and information. U.P. route map on final page. Nice descriptions of sights around Salt Lake City. Covers lightly rubbed light wear to the spine ends and small light pencil erasure at bottom of the title page else a very good copy. Issued By Passenger Departments Union Pacific Railroad Company and Oregon Short Line Railroad Company, [1911]. unknown
Chicago: Rand McNally & Co. Printers 1888. 1888. UTAH RAILROAD. First Edition. 8vo. 21.5 x 10 cm. 8 1/2" x 4" color pictorial wrappers. 48 pp. illustrated from photographs fold-out map 'Tourist Map of Union Pacific and Connecting Lines' 20.5 x 59 cm. 8 1/4" x 23 1/2" present at the rear. The map is in nice condition and provides an excellent panorama of the Union Pacific Railway. Lines in red and run from Kansas City Atchison and Omaha to Denver and south to Gunnison or west through Cheyenne Granger and onto Portland with a spur up to Helena or west through Ogden and onto San Francisco with a spur down to Los Angeles. Blue shaded illustrations surround the lines which include a plowing scene Union Depot Salt Lake City Garfield Beach a mining scene Falls of the Yellowstone a ranching scene etc. Union Pacific produced guide for the would-be tourist of Salt Lake City including a description of the Mormons and their customs. Illustrated with nine full-page engravings from photographs by C.R. Savage. Also provided are List of Agents. Pullman Palace Car rates. Information on Salt Lake City tours Salt Lake City and the area surrounding "The Temple City" Beck's Hot Springs the Great Salt Lake Giant's Cave at Garfield Beach Echo Canon Weber Canon the Devil's Gate Ogden Ogden Canon etc. Detailed information on 9 different tours touting what the tourist might see and do. Covers lightly used light wear to fore-edges else a very good copy. Rand, McNally & Co., Printers, [1888]. unknown
New. Union Pacific Historical Society Cloth hardcover with dust jacket 320 pages Color and B&W photographs and illustrations. Published 2020. The Camas Prairie: Idaho's Panhandle Railroad is a history of the spectacular Camas Prairie Railroad in eastern Washington and northern Idaho. Formed out of the intense competition between the Northern Pacific Railway and the Union Pacific Railroad in 1909 the Camas Prairie operated joint trackage between Riparia Washington and Lewiston Idaho with branches extending to Headquarters Stites and Grangeville Idaho. The railroad became known for its many spectacular timber bridges including the famous Halfmoon bridge in Lapwai Canyon. Carefully researched from railroad papers and interviews with employees this is the story of the Camas Prairie Railroad from founding to present-day. Chapters cover surveying and constructing the line to the railroad's namesake prairie the relationship with the railroad's largest shipper Potlatch Forests Inc. the evolving operations of each of the railroad's four subdivisions as the company adapted to stay viable the railroad's equipment including locomotives cabooses and other rolling stock leased from its parent companies Union Pacific and Northern Pacific and the post-1998 short line era. The book also discusses freight and passenger connections to the parent roads. From the beginning photographers were drawn to the railroad due to the many spectacular bridges built to handle the steep terrain. Photographs in the book span from the early construction era to the 2000s and include the work of well-known photographers: Henry R. Griffiths Jr. Dr. Philip R. Hastings Philip C. Johnson Blair Kooistra Rob Leachman and many others! With multiple maps and over 350 illustrations and photographs many in color this 320-page hardcover book will be of great interest to both Union Pacific and Northern Pacific historians alike as well as anyone interested in Pacific Northwest history. History Hobbies & interests hardcover
Référence libraire : 44875655315632 ISBN : 1932704337 9781932704334
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