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I had placed an order with her at the spring York show.  Talked to her at the fall York show and she apologized for them not being available because of some hold up on the west coast.   I told her  no worries  of course and  just checked that my order was still on the list.  I'll have to send her an email anyway as the cc info I gave them might have changed.
I'd like to hear if anyone receives  theirs yet.   Looks like a great reference book and I'm looking forward to it..

My copy arrived yesterday .. #33 of 250. The volume includes Lionel  2 7/8" gauge trains as well as Standard gauge from 1901 to 1940. What a magnificent volume! The key variations are addressed accompanied by copious color photographs. Extensive discussion about the details of construction and motors is to be found. That less than pristine examples are often included for illustrative purposes adds to the charm of the work. A supportive nod is made towards modern reproductions as a way of expanding interest in tinplate. Although the book is not intended as a price guide, a stab at graded pricing of items was made, as well.

 

A true bargain for a C-note.

 

Bob

Received my copy today and it really is a great book.  The photography is amazing.  I particularly like the way the photos are annotated with red numbers and arrows, it takes a lot of the guess work out of it.  The whole format is really changed from previous Greenberg books, with the photos an integral part of the text, rather than just text descriptions and then a couple pages of photos. The new format is much clearer in making distinctions between versions.  It also obviously entailed a LOT more work.  Very nicely done, and a great service to the train collecting community.  Thank you Bruce!

 

 

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hojack,

Dave, I agree with you 100%. Bruce took a great big chance being the writer and publisher on this one. His reputation over-shadowed the risk involved. I'll be glad when my copy arrives .

                              Way To Go Bruce 

God Bless,

"Pappy"                                                                                                                                     

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