Snowplow: Clearing Mountain Rails

The hardcover book is in good condition with a dust jacket that has minor edge wear and small tears. The binding is intact, and the pages are clean and unmarked. Overall, it is a well-preserved copy that retains its historical charm.

"Snowplow: Clearing Mountain Rails" by Gerald M. Best, published by Howell-North Books in 1966, is a comprehensive exploration of the use of snowplows on mountain railways. This hardcover edition, printed in Burbank, California, delves into the historical and technical aspects of snowplow operations, an essential part of maintaining rail service in snowy regions. Gerald M. Best, a well-regarded author in the field of railroad history, provides detailed insights and rare photographs that capture the challenges and triumphs of clearing mountain rails. This edition is valuable for enthusiasts of transportation history and railroad technology. The book's condition is generally good, with a dust jacket showing minor edge wear and small tears, adding a touch of vintage character to this informative volume.