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  • Discussion related to New York, Susquehanna & Western operations past and present. Also includes some discussion related to Deleware Otsego owned and operated shortlines. Official web site can be found here: NYSW.COM.
Discussion related to New York, Susquehanna & Western operations past and present. Also includes some discussion related to Deleware Otsego owned and operated shortlines. Official web site can be found here: NYSW.COM.

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 #281388  by cjvrr
 
Try Bookfinder. com

http://www.bookfinder.com/

I had 5 copies come up in their search results. Prices are all over the place.

 #281428  by Steve F45
 
will do.

SUSQUEHANNA: story of the nys&w and susquehanna and new york came in the mail today. Both are excellent books.

 #281433  by NJ Vike
 
You can also ask eBay to keep an eye open for you and when something on eBay comes up for the NYS&W, I get an e-mail message automatically.

Happy hunting.

 #304522  by njmidland
 
RichM wrote:Ken Karlewicz and Scott Hartley's Susquehanna from Shortlines to Stackpacks (1987) is a great complement to the original Krause / Crist book, and Paul Tupaczewski's Susquehanna in Color is excellent as well. Bob Mohowski's history is probably the most thorough, but the photo collections are wonderful from the first two books. All titles make a great library.
There is a copy of the Karlewicz and Hartley book "Shortline to Stackpacks" on ebay right now:
http://cgi.ebay.com/NYS-W-Susquehanna-F ... dZViewItem

 #304847  by NJ Vike
 
How could I forget??? "The Next Station Will be" Two volumes. One is out in production again. It covers JC to Middletown. The other is from Beaver Lake to Wilkes Barre. I have both and it's great to see what the stations looked like way back when.

hi

 #304861  by thebigham
 
$9.99 is a great price!!