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Thoroughbreds

New York Central's 4-6-4 Hudson, the most famous class of steam locomotive in the world

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Alvin F. Staufer
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An edition of Thoroughbreds (1974)

Thoroughbreds

New York Central's 4-6-4 Hudson, the most famous class of steam locomotive in the world

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Publisher
Staufer
Language
English
Pages
336

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Subjects
Locomotives, New York Central Railroad
Places
United States

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Thoroughbreds: New York Central's 4-6-4 Hudson, the most famous class of steam locomotive in the world
1974, Staufer
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Published in
Medina, Ohio

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Dewey Decimal Class
385/.36/10974
Library of Congress
TJ603.3.N48 S7

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Pagination
336 p., [8] leaves of plates :
Number of pages
336

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OL5067530M
LCCN
74075354
Library Thing
3227021

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