INGERSOLL-RAND LOCOMOTIVES - (NEW BOOK)

Description

Ingersoll-Rand Locomotives
from
Manufacturers’ Catalog Archive
This is a
n unopened
NEW BOOK (not used).
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package
.
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Published 2021
This is a book from
a new series of publications based on manufacturers’ and builders’ catalogs.
All too often the comment is heard that the photo captions in books contain no solid information. Often the reader can gather the same captioned info by looking at the photos themselves.
The new series is called
Manufacturers’ Catalog Archive
and it provide
s
data and information right from the builders’ own sales and reference literature.
This reproduces 2 Ingersoll-Rand publications:
* Oil Electric Locomotive - 1926 details Ingersoll-Rand locomotives built jointly by Ingersoll-Rand, GE and Alco. This details the benefits and advantages of the oil-electric locomotives and specifications for the 60 and 100 ton models.
* Oil Electric Locomotive - 1929 is a detailed look at the Oil Electric Locomotives, including their components and some performance and test data.  This includes drawings for some of the engines.
This book is very well illustrated and
is
based on
the
carefully preserved original builder
’s
catalogs
and has
been digitally scanned.
Printed on high quality gloss paper
and p
erfect for collectors out there
.
Softbound, 8.5x11, 76 pages, numerous photos.
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