Trader Jack's Bookstore and Other Treasures

Vol 7 No 12. -The Barefoot Boy, Quit Trade for Railroad, Lower Car-Building Time- Composite Twin Hopper Gondola, Car Building Contest Colonie, May 19, 1927 results and photo spread

Vol 11 No 16- Lived Among the Cherokees -John Walsh, Give Your Heart a Chance, Early English Engines, Grade Crossing Eliminated at Glens Falls, and more..

Vol 10 No 23- Pulled Throttles Thirty Years - Menzo Colyer, Harnessing the Hudson construction of Conklingville Dam and Sacandaga Reservoir in Lower Adirondacks, Claims Paid and more...

Vol 10 No 3- Two Weeks for 216 Mile Trip-Anthony Holtzmaster, Veterans elect Officers, The Future of Steam Railroads, Prize winners for 1929, and more...

Vol 10 No 4 - Memories of Civil War Days-Retired Trainman Thomas Lee recollects the Great Conflict, From the Great Lakes to Tide Water, Millions for Railroad Research, and more..

Vol 11 No 4- Birthday greetings to Californian -William Newton, An Interview with President Loree by William Dutton, Marketing Anthracite in 1831, New Freight Facilites at Scranton and more..

Vol 7 No 13 - Old Flag Forever, Knew Our Canal Intimately-Joseph Flederbach, Record Freight Clain Year- 1926, Historic celebration at Crown Point centennial of American Revolution, Auto compilation compensation, income and tax,and more.

Vol 8 No 12- His a Work of Adventure- Henry Brick, Cotton Its Usefulness to Man, Agents Meet at Scranton, New State Years Ago, and more..

Vol 11 no 13 - Frank Dribble'd Family's Service totals 113 years, Up Hill and Down Dale by Gravity Rail by N.H. Hiller Jr., Three million, Prizes presented, and more..

Vol 11 No 11 - Paced Flyers in Eighties- William Powell, Up Hill Down Dale by Gravity Rail by N.H. Hiller, What happened in 1930, Mixing Concrete for Home Improvement, and more..

Vol 11 No 9 - Whitehall Tunnel Closed in Winter - Frederick Gibbs, Centralized traffic Control Operation Successful on Penn Division, Germany's War Time Organization of Economic Processes, and more..

Vol 11 No 22- Up the Ladder- John Bell, New Lamps for Old by Arthur Little, No Longer can reckless motorists hit trains at Cembridge Crossing, Modern Express Service and more..

Vol 11 No 17- Worked in Dog's Nest- John Kallogan, Fifty Pfenning's Worth, Moving the Mountain, Why the World Progresses and more...

Vol 11 No 18- William Potter Brought Train Safely down Kenwood Hill Without Brakes, America's Answer to Russia Challenge, Student Surveyors, Clam Bake with Photos and more..

Vol 10 No 7- Before Days of Air Brakes- Terrrance Burns, Counting Noses, Aviation Development, Chicago's Underground Railroad, and more..

Vol 8 No 7-Began on the Chateaugay- Louis Christian, The Stitch in Time, Guests of Oneonta Rotarians, Stephenson and His Son, and more..

Vol 6 No 8 - On One Section 43 Years- Joseph Lasher, Record Freight Claim Year, Reflects Mechanic's Touch-606 on Montreal Passenger Run, The Old Soak Pleases Albanians, The Story of the Bath, Cement Makes Big Shippers, and more.

Vol 9 No 8- Learned his Trade in England- Henry Watson, Are They Provided For? Mineral Resources of the Far East, A.R.A. Committee on Lubrication, Series of Imprortant dates of D and H -1829. and more..

Vol 10 No 8- Cricket Match Changed Career- William Williams, When is Arbor Day, Whom we Like and Why, Electrical Rail Reclamation- new application of Arc Welding Process, and More...

Vol 10 No 15 - Veteran Susquehanna Engineman David Brimmer, Construction of the Delaware and Hudson Canal by W.J. Coughtry, Box Cars while you Wait, Prepare for Emergencies and more..

Vol 11 No 15- Kept Unique Diary- Charles Chesebro, The Manila Railroad Compares but operation differs widely, Where out Money goes, Protected by Group Insurance, and more..

Vol 8 No 16- His Work His Monument- Frank Baker, Massacre at Fort Edward- journal pub in 1813, College Boys at Student Camp- Near Thurman, NY, -with photo and more.

Vol 11 No 23- Engines like Watch Charms recalled by Joseph Brierly, New Lamps for Old by Arthur Little, American Locomotive Development Life Insurance -Benefits paid and to whom and more..

Vol 6 No 3 - Collected Troy Bridge Toll- Alfred M. Kellog, Veterans elect Gurney President, Isaac Weld Visit to Albany 1796, The Story of the Pencil, Save-to-Travel Clubs, Insurance Claims 52, 358 Paid, and more

Vol 7 No 3 -Dennis Mulaney car repairer, Pensioned, re-elect Gurney President, Nickel Now Adorns the "604" Income and Hours of labor, The Lost Palace, Death benefits, Clicks from the Rails...

Vol 11 No 3- Bio Fred Beach, Champlain Division ection Wins 1930 Track Prize, The Job of Getting a Job, Traffic Men Meet in Albany, and more..

Vol 11 No 1- Fifty Years on Montreal Run- Alfred Weeks, Ray's Crossing Eliminated, Taylorism, About Health by Carl Wilzbach, Air Guns and Woodchucks and more..

Vol 10 No 2- Agent Nationally Known- John M. Burke, In memoriam 1929, Ice Paralyzes Cities, and more...

Vol 11 No 2- Bio John Santanna, In Memoriam, Taylorism by W.J. Coughtry, Why the Vestibule- Orginally designed to guard against telescoping of wooden cars -works for steel fleet and more..

Vol 6 No 13 - Like Fast Freights Best- Charles Ryndes, Where the Money Goes, When Veterans Meet, Compete for Finest Section, Defines The Ideal Citizen-Harold Scragg, Lackawanna County, Penn. and more.

Vol 8 No 15- His Friends are Legion- Andrew Hotaling, Murder of Jane McCrea, A Century of Progress, from 1828 DeWitt Clinton's Canal, Radio on Canadian Trains, Infected Injuries, Police hold Annual Shot and more..

Vol 10 No 14- Would Like to Run Again- Abran Cuck, Developing Saratoga Spa, Number 651 Sniffs Sea Breezes, Veterans Visit Historic Wyoming Valley, Construction of the Delaware and Hudson Canal, and more..

Vol 11 No 14- Delaware and Hudson Happenings still interest Loios Farone Veteran Foreman, Sight Saving Hints, Workmen's Compensation by Jesse Ellis, New Box Cars- several novel Features and more..

Vol 9 No 11- In Business for Himeself- William Kreidler, Freight Claims- And Why, New Motive Power for the Laurentian locomotive 652, ladie's bowling season ends, and more..

Vol 10 No 11- Rafted Logs Down the Delaware- George Livingston, Adirondack Iron Ores by John Linney, Group Insurance Claims, Police Pistols win Another Match and more...

Vol 10 No 12- Agent Also Champion- Edward Galllico, Saratoga -Old and New, Crew of Patriotic Special June 14, 1900. Colonel Waterbury Inspects Delaware and Hudson Battalion, Vacation Suggestion- Silver Bay, and more..

Vol 11 No 12 - From the Canadian Wilds- John Lowman, Workmen's Compensation by Jesse Ellis, Agents meet at Ti, New Traveling Crane, Life Insurance Claims and more..

Vol 6 No 5- Always treated fairly- Henry A. Miller, Form Railroad Club, Penn Division, Introduced First Locomotive, Visited Albany 1796 -Isaac Weld a Native of Ireland, What is Portland cement and more...

Vol 11 No 5 - Veteran John Agar describes the Albany Lumber District in the Heyday of the Erie Canal, Mass Production by W.J. Coughtry, At Yatesville in 1887, Provisions for dependants 1931, and more..

Vol 6 No 6- His Family All Railroad Men- John Cain, Our Relations with The Public, Cement's Origin Lost, Johnny Appleseed, Coming The Old Soak, When Canals Lost Out, Group Insurance hits High Mark, more..

Vol 11 No 6 - Crossed Altantic on side-wheeler- Rudolph Pohl, Mass Production by W.J. Coughtry, Our Great National Forests, As Others See Us and more...

Vol 9 No 9- Inspected Our First Steel Cars- John Salsbury, Scouts Give Statue to Company, Mineral Resources of the Far East- Oil, Clay and Precious Stones, Our Library, and more...

Vol 10 No 10- Eighty-Four Years young- Charles Grenawalt, Glimpses of Our Off line Offices- Boston, Locomotive 1402, When Finders are Keepers, and more..

Vol 8 No 6 - An Old School Graduate- Eugene Richards, Track Work Shows Improvement, Where do Railroad Earnings Go, Dead Bank Robbers Wanted, and more..

Vol 11 No 21- Barney Farishon Rail Veteran found happiness in Adopted Land, New Lamps for Old by Arthur Little, Shay Rebellion 1787- similar between the conditions of those today and more..

Vol 5 No 22 - Last Run made Memorable- George Long, Motor Transportation, Mr. Hobo Hat, World Traveler, College Responsibity, Women's Auxiliary Meets in Albany, Tell of Trip Over our Road in 1855 and more..

Vol 8 No 22- An Old School Road Man-Michael Heatherman, Binghamton-Gateway to the West, Spending, Coal Firing Practice, Pensions, clicks from the rails...

Vol 11 No 19 - Dean of the Service David Robbins, When Railroading was Young, Who Discovered America, At Bluff Point Gold Tournament, and more..

Vol 5 No 20- Carpentry His Life Work- Joseph Phoenix, What Freight Costs, Loss and Damage Claims Reduced, Rebuilding Locomotives at Colonie, The Supreme Court, 41,100 Paid Insurance Claims, and more.

Vol 7 No 20 - Ran Boy's Barnyard Special- Charles Harp, A voyage of duty- Baroness Ridesal's experiences with English Army as Prisoner from 1777-1783, Employees rescue a railroad, Annual Session at Hotel Champlain and more...

Vol 11 No 20- Retired Fort Edward Engineman relates pranks of earlier days- John Barron, Currier's Crossing is not more. Are our People getting mad, Celebrate seven safe years and more..

Vol 7 No 17- Plattsburgh Veteran William Harper, Some European Observations, President Loree Attends Outing- Saratoga Springs, Efficiency Accruals, Clicks from the Rails and more..

Vol 8 No 17- Fifty Two Years at Port Henry- Linsdey Hollister, Back in the Gay Eighties, The men Behind the scenes, The Roads of the Romans, How to Prevent Accidents, and more..

Vol 9 No 17 - From Birch Rod to Telegraph Key- Addison Spencer, The Stourbridge Lion Centennial, 8th Annual Outing and Clam Bake, Novelists through a Dare- James Fennimore Copper and more..

Vol 10 No 17- Veteran Boilermaker Eli Dickinson, Three Months Claims 67,950, Field Day and Clam Steam, Construction of the Delaware and Hudson Canal by W.J. Coughtry, and more..

Vol 7 No 8 -Like a Vanishing Dream-Howard Fitch, The Dread of Poverty, A Voyage of Duty- Being Baroness Riedesel's Experiences as English prisoner 1777-1983, The Fair of the Iron Horse, and more.

Vol 9 No 18- Railroader by Accident- Myron Morse, Hitting the Low Spots, Mechanical Track Inspector, Time on the Railroad-what a second means in earnings, wages, taxes, and other expenses and more..

The Delaware and Hudson Company Bulletin -Vol 7 No 5. March 1. 1927. Lauds Gravity Road Comrades, Kelley Heads Division Veterans, Washington and the Theatre, Award 1,800 In Track Prizes, The Lost Palace, Clicks from the Rails...