
Steel Trails to Santa Fe
by L. L. Waters
"Steel Trails to Santa Fe" by L. L. Waters, published by University of Kansas Press in 1950, explores the history of railroads to Santa Fe. This hardcover edition, printed in Lawrence, Kansas, is an ex-library copy with a worn dust jacket. Ideal for collectors and historians interested in transportation history.
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This hardcover book is in fair condition, with the dust jacket exhibiting noticeable wear, including discoloration and edge wear. As an ex-library copy, it contains a library stamp from Hooker, Oklahoma. The binding remains intact, preserving the book's structural integrity, though signs of handling are evident.
About This Vintage 1950 Edition
"Steel Trails to Santa Fe" by L. L. Waters is a historical exploration of the development of railroads to Santa Fe, published by the University of Kansas Press in 1950. This hardcover edition, printed in Lawrence, Kansas, delves into the intricate history and impact of rail transportation in the region. The book is an ex-library copy, as indicated by the stamp from a public library in Hooker, Oklahoma. While the edition specifics such as first edition status are not visible, this copy retains its original dust jacket, albeit with some wear and discoloration. L. L. Waters provides a detailed account of the railroads' influence, making it a valuable resource for historians and enthusiasts of transportation history. This edition’s scarcity is enhanced by its age and the specialized subject matter, appealing to collectors and researchers alike.
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