Louisville & Nashville RR Great Locomotive Chase of 1862 Pictorial 24 pp Booklet

Description

E66-back. [The Dixie Line Advertising Booklet]. Vintage circa 1950s+ Railroad History: “The Great Locomotive Chase on the Western  Atlantic Railroad, April 12, 1862. – The thrilling Civil War story of the General, now America’s Favorite Locomotive. Compliments of Louisville & Nashville Railroad, Louisville, KY.” No date but probably circa 1962, the 100
th
anniversary of the Famous Raid.
SIZE is 4 x 7 inches. 24 pages counting paper covers. Stapled Binding. Centerfold pages showing a Map of the W. & A. Railroad with details of the 1862 chase. One page map on rear cover showing preent-day L & N System and affiliated Roads. Several black & white illustrations and photographs; Including; The
General
; The
Texas
as it looked in 1927; James J, Andrews leader of Union raid; William A. Fuller, Conductor of the
General
; and Photo of Raid participants attending the last reunion held in Chattanooga TN.
CONDITION: Couple of small scuffs. Slightly rusty staples. Very Good condition
.
Sold AS IS. Look carefully at the pictures to Judge Condition for Yourself.
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