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American Locomotives: An Engineering History, 1830-1880
Product Review A newly revised and expanded edition of John H. White, Jr.'s classic work on the American steam locomotive. ""A monumental, definitive work." -- New York Research Libraries ""You simply must have this book." -- Model Railroader Book Description A newly revised and expanded edition of John H. White, Jr.'s classic work on the American steam locomotive. Reader Reviews This work is a comprehensive review of the early development of the steam locomotive in the United States. It thoroughly explores the nuts and bolts of every aspect of steam locomotives, and describes how each was developed. It satisfies even the most insatiable love of trains. If you love trains, model a steam railroad, or ever wanted to work in a railroad roundhouse in 1860, this book is for you. It will give you many hours of enjoyable reading, and be useful for many years as an in-depth reference for early steam locomotives. Comment | | (Report this)
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