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O. M. Kerr
Softcover
100 pages
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Illustrated Treasury of the Montreal Locomotive Works: Alco to Bombardier 1904-1989
$29.95
100 Steam Builder’s photographs, 0-4-OT to 2-6-6-0, all orders covered, plus, 200 Diesel Builder’s photographs S2 and FA1 to M640 and LRC, all orders represented
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