Santa Fe, The Railroad That Built an Empire

This hardcover edition is bound in green cloth and is an ex-library copy, evidenced by stamps from the Denver Public Library. The binding is intact, and the text is clean, though the dust jacket is missing. The spine shows some minor wear, typical of library use, but the overall condition is good for its age.

"Santa Fe, The Railroad That Built An Empire" by James Marshall, published by Random House in 1945, is a comprehensive exploration of the influential Santa Fe Railroad. This first printing provides a detailed account of how the railroad shaped American transportation and contributed to economic growth. Published in New York, this edition is a valuable piece for collectors interested in railroad history. This copy is an ex-library edition, previously housed in the Denver Public Library, and is bound in sturdy green hardcover. While the dust jacket is not present, the book's historical significance and first edition status make it a noteworthy addition to any collection. The book's focus on the development and impact of the Santa Fe Railroad makes it an essential read for enthusiasts of transportation history.