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Current Issue
Volume 15, Number 2 - Second
Quarter 2009
Features:
- An Instant in Time... Otherwise Lost Forever, by James Burke
- Santa Fe Flashes
- Santa Fe Restoration
- A Day in the Life of a Fireman in Overland Passenger Service out of Los Angeles, 1944 by Jack Elwood
- Who Made Santa Fe F3 26 Famous? by Mike Martin
- Vallen Division East Side Branches by Dan Elwood
- Product Review & Commentary
- Moving Mail and Express by Rail, by Edward M. DeRouin
- InterMountain Railway Company Santa Fe Early Steel Cabooses
- Athearn Super Fleet GP60M-GP60B-FP45
- Sunshine RR-18 USRA Wood Rebuilds
- Sunshine SFRD RR-17/26/37 50ft. Super Insulated Reefer
- Sunshine ATSF FT-G and FT-M Flat Cars
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The Warbonnet is now accepting Santa Fe-related advertising
Articles in preparation for future issues of The Warbonnet. Drop the editor
a line if you can help. . .
- 3450
Class Hudsons in California
- Auto Parts cars and Traffic
- The Avard Connection
- Barstow
- Big
Canyon, Oklahoma - Preston George
- Cane Belt
- Cantilever Signal Bridge Modeling
- Helium Traffic & Equipment on ATSF
- Hurley, New Mexico, Operations
- Ice Plants
- Illinois Division "Airline" History
- Lometa, Texas, Santa Fe "Standard Town"
- Middle Division Third District 1959
- Modeling Heavyweight Diners
- The Missouri Division
- New Milennium Warbonnets
- Oakland District
- Oil Flyer
- Purcell, Oklahoma
- Red Express
- RSD15 "Alligators"
- San Bernardino and its Shops
- Santa Fe and the Movies
- Santa Fe
and Coal
- Santa Fe Navy
- Santa Fe Signalling - a history
- Santa
Fe Time Service
- Santa Fe Trail Transportation Co.
- TCS Displays and operation
- Texas Chief
- Transcontinental Sleepings
- Upgrading Factory Painted ATSF Models to Modern ATSF Specifications
- Waynoka, Oklahoma
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