Grand Trunk 713 and the Lewiston Branch Edwin Robertson John Davis Train Booklet
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Rare regional railroad history booklet featuring historical photos and track maps of Maine's Grand Trunk line. Discover the fascinating history of Maine's railroad past in this informative softcover booklet, Grand Trunk 713 and the Lewiston Branch. Written by enthusiasts Edwin Bill Robertson and John R. Davis, this publication provides a focused look at the operations of the Grand Trunk Railway in Lewiston, Maine. This collectible booklet is a must-have for railfans and regional historians. It includes detailed historical photographs, a technical map of tracks and structures in the Lewiston/Auburn area, and anecdotal records of the train's operations. The item is in excellent condition, clean, and appears very lightly handled. Please note: a small personal address label for James Ashton is present on the inside front endpaper. This appears to be a privately printed, regional historical booklet rather than a commercial trade edition. It lacks an ISBN and traditional publisher information, which is consistent with limited-run, enthusiast-published railroad ephemera. It is likely a first and only printing. Condition: Pre-Owned Good Dust Jacket Condition: N/A (as issued) Cover Condition: Excellent; crisp edges with very minor shelf wear. Binding Condition: Staple-bound, clean and secure. Pages Condition: Bright, clean, and free of foxing or tears. Writing / Markings: None in text; small personal address label on inside front endpaper. Book(s) is(are) pre-owned. Cond
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