[Rarebooks] fs: The Birney Car (street cars, trolleys)

[Back Creek Books]

Greetings Booklovers,

We are pleased to offer:
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(No. 11196 )  Cox, Harold E[ugene]. THE BIRNEY CAR [COVER TITLE].
(Forty Fort, PA): Self published, (1966). Comb binding, Quarto, 120 pages, 
black and white photographs. Good.
      Detailed study of this single-operator, single-truck, lightweight 
safety-equipped streetcar. Includes tables of information on individual cars 
from across the country, including information on operating companies, gauge 
of the company, builders, specifications, date of completion, ultimate 
disposition, and much more. Tables are arranged by state. Bound in pictorial 
card covers with a comb binding. Two holes at top and bottom of spine have 
been punched through the entire book, as for placing the book into a binder. 
The impact to the content inside is very minimal, as the holes fall mostly 
within the inner margins of the pages. Otherwise just a few extremity rubs 
to exterior....... $50.00
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Thank you for your interest.

Best regards,

Rock
Back Creek Books
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