The Great Lake Car Ferries by George W. Hilton 1962 Howell-North
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Description:
Set sail on a historical voyage with The Great Lake Car Ferries, a fascinating study by George W. Hilton. This 1962 edition, published by Howell-North, elegantly captures the unique blend of railroad and marine technologies that defined the Great Lakes car ferries.
Specifications:
- Title: The Great Lake Car Ferries
- Author: George W. Hilton
- Publication Date: 1962
- Publisher: Howell-North
- Format: Hardcover with Dust Jacket
- Pages: 282
- Dimensions: 10x6x1 inches
- Condition: Good (minor wear on the dust jacket, previous owner's stamps inside)
Perfect For:
- Enthusiasts of maritime and railroad history
- Fans of Great Lakes regional history
- Collectors of unique historical books
Navigate Through History:
This book isn't just a read; it's an exploration of a nearly forgotten aspect of American transportation history. The Great Lake Car Ferries is an essential addition for anyone fascinated by the intricate dance of railroad and marine technologies.
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Probably not. Everything here is one of a kind, and I rarely find the same item twice. Once it sells, it is gone. Vintage does not restock neatly.
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