The period from the 1890s to the mid-1950s is generally considered the “golden era” of passenger rail travel in America. It was a time of celebrated locomotives and luxurious passenger service, a time when rail technology saw its greatest advances and railroads became the nation’s favored mode of transportation. These glory years come alive in American Passenger Trains and Locomotives Illustrated, 1889–1971. For this volume, author and illustrator Mark Wegman has researched original railroad drawings and in some cases even paint chips to render more than 160 profiles, front and top views, and interior layouts depicting the steam, diesel, and electric locomotives, along with passenger cars, of three dozen of the nation’s most celebrated trains of the golden age. Accompanying the author’s drawings are histories of each train, period photographs, postcards, menus, luggage stickers, vintage print ads, and detailed captions. The book is a lavishly appointed journey back in time to the bygone heyday of passenger-train travel.

This is what the dealers were using PRIOR to it being common place for EVERYONE to be on the Internet.
For those of you looking for factory service information but can’t find it on paper, this is why. It simply isn’t available on paper. This disc covers 1998-2003 Ford Passenger Cars.

These four live CDs provide an essential insight into the best of Iggy Pop from the different stages of his career (up tol the release date of the box in 1999). The raw and brutish sound is incredibly intense and provides the right garage punk-rock experience. It is delivered here in FLAC to grant listeners the true live feel of an early Iggy performance. If you were there, you know what I mean. The 80's albums are easier to get into for new Iggy explorers, while the 70's albums are as dirty as Iggy was in his youth.

These four live CDs provide an essential insight into the best of Iggy Pop from the different stages of his career (up tol the release date of the box in 1999). The raw and brutish sound is incredibly intense and provides the right garage punk-rock experience. It is delivered here in FLAC to grant listeners the true live feel of an early Iggy performance. If you were there, you know what I mean. The 80's albums are easier to get into for new Iggy explorers, while the 70's albums are as dirty as Iggy was in his youth.

Flawless original CDs. Some v2 comments in the logs, but all tracks have been repeatedly ripped to confirm that this is as good as this live recording is ever going to get based on the CDs.