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This vintage copy of Railroading the Modern Way by S. Kip Farrington Jr., published in 1951, is a comprehensive look at the post-WWII evolution of the American railroad industry. Farrington, a prolific railway historian, details the technological advancements of the era, from the rise of diesel-electric locomotives to improved freight handling and passenger comfort. The book retains its original, striking dust jacket featuring a bold illustration of a streamlined train, capturing the mid-century optimism of the "modern" rail era. Inside, the volume is extensively illustrated with numerous black-and-white photographs and diagrams that showcase the engines, rolling stock, and infrastructure of major North American lines.
