Large RR Magazine Collection

My father passed away in May in Palo Alto and he was a serious rail fan. He left 1,000 pounds of magazines (boxes and boxes and boxes) stretching back to 1980. I would like to donate the magazines to a worthy organization or partner with someone willing to sell the magazines online. 

Magazine titles include: Narrow Gage and Short Line Gazette, Short and Narrow Rails, CTC Board, Pacific Rail News, Model Railroading, Mainline Modeler, Model Railroading, Modeltec, Live Steam, Garden Railways, The Streamliner, Prototype Modeler, Locomotive and Railway Preservation, Railpace newsmagazine, The Train Sheet by Feather River Rail Society, Extra 2200 The Locomotive Newsmagazine 

The magazines are in good condition and were stored in a climate controlled room.  

Any advice or recommendations?

- Steve, steve_raney@cities21.org

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    Steve Raney

    INVENTORY: HO/O trains + coffee table books

     

    Partial inventory from my father’s estate can be found in a Google docs folder. The folder contains some pictures plus a spreadsheet with 3 tabs (HO, O gauge, and coffee table books).

    The link to the folder (viewable by everyone without need of Google login):

    https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0BxU7sqjixh1kcUNzUHhzYnMxSEU...

     

    HO Train Highlights =======================

     

    Challenger Imports: Southern Pacific Class S-14 0-6-0. Locomotive #1286 w Class 52C1 Tender. Factory Painted. Catalog #2374.1

     

    Stewart Hobbies, Stock #9070. F7A Phase I Early. SP (Black Widow). Locomotive. Ready to run

     

    Genesis G2010 Western Pacific Passenger F-3A Phase 2. #802-A. Ready to run locomotive

     

    Spectrum #81905. 80-ton three truck shay Weyerhaeuser Timber (Steel Cab).

     

    Other brands: Walters, Hobbytown, Proto 2000, InterMountain, Kato, Red Caboose

     

    O Gauge Highlights ======================

     

    Rollin J Lobaugh, C& N W Berkshire Chassis (kit)

     

    Wm. K. Walthers Caboose Wood Model 3835 (1950) (kit)

     

    Irvin R. Athearn, A.A.R. Box Car, Sentinal Fast Freight Service 466096 (kit)

     

    Coffee Table Books =======================

     

    Pacific fruit express by signature press

    Union Pacific in the Los Angeles basin signature press

    Rio Grande – a last look back 1974 - 2010

    Boston and Maine - Forest, River and Mountain

    Rio Grande In Color volume three Morning sun books

    Rio Grande trackside

    Rio Grande color pictorial

    More Rio Grande books Gunnison – from Marshall Pass, Lake City and crested Butte through Ouray

    Northwest passage Track and time, operational history of Western Pacific Railroad

    Trains to Yosemite

    Southern Pacific's scenic coast line

    The Northern Pacific Highliners, a railroad album

    The Northern Pacific In Color 1949 to 1959

    Western Pacific color pictorial volume two

    The American freight train Cab Forward

    Three barrels of steam 4-10-22

    Turbines westward 7

    Union Pacific steam

    Santa Fe - Hetch Hetchy and it's dam railroad

    Pine across the mountain

    Red River Railroads in the woods

    The Challenger locomotives

    The mighty 800

    The age of steam

    Canadian Pacific Railway

    - Steve

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    Steve Raney

    I assume the meeting is at 8PM at 1090 Merrill Street tomorrow night, right? 

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    Mark Drury

    Hello Steve,

    People will likely begin working at the club round 7pm and will break for a meeting round 8:30, so 8pm is probably a good time to visit.  Are you stopping by to visit the club or were you hoping to sell some of your items?  I ask because it will likely be a busy evening and if you're hoping for everyone to take a look at your models and books tonight may not be the best time to do so.  Please feel free to stop by, regardless, but know that people will be distracted with the benchwork construction tasks going on at the club.

    If you do plan to visit this evening please let me know, as there's a chance I may need to work late and may not attend, so I'd like to let one of the other members know to expect you.  Regards,

    Mark D.


    Steve Raney said:

    I assume the meeting is at 8PM at 1090 Merrill Street tomorrow night, right?