Published every Saturday by the Denver Tramway Corporation

Includes "Locomotive Oddities" and many other articles.

Cover: untitled (loco 30 approaches burning bridge) by Emmett Watson. Shelf wear and edge tears typical for pulp magazines of this era. Better than average color. Only a few bent corners and no marks or other page problems inside. Front and back covers completely intact. Grade: VF+

Includes "The Story of a Famous Pacific" and many other articles.

Cover: untitled (terrified passengers board train to escape forest fire at Wild Duck Lake depot) by Emmett Watson. Shelf wear and edge tears typical for pulp magazines of this era. Better than average color. No marks or page problems inside. Both the front and back covers are intact. Grade: VF+

Includes "Old Days on the Diamond Jo Line (Arkansas branch of Chicago Rock Island & Pacific)" and many other articles.

Cover: The Road to Addis Ababa by Emmett Watson. Both covers still attached. Pieces missing out of front cover. Pages fully intact inside. First page and cover show light brown spots like you'd get in a humid atmosphere. Grade: F

Includes "The World's Highest Standard Gage Pike" and many other articles.

Cover: untitled (four men on work car hold up car traffic at crossing) by unattributed. Shelf wear and edge tears typical for pulp magazines of this era. Good color on the cover. Both covers fully attached. Inside pages in good condition. Much better condition than usual for this common issue. Grade: VF+

Includes "Locomotives of the Canadian National System (part II)" and many other articles.

Cover: The Man at the Switch by Emmett Watson. Shelf wear and edge tears typical for pulp magazines of this era. Back cover intact. About a half inch of separation of the front cover. 'U911' in pencil. Corner fold. Good color. No marks or page problems inside. Grade: F+

Includes "Oldest Railway is Sold for Scrap (Mauch Chunk Switchback)" and many other articles.

Cover: Iron Horses of 1937 (steam loco 551, Art Deco loco beyond) by Otto Kuhler. Shelf wear and edge tears typical for pulp magazines of this era. Back cover intact. About a half inch of separation of the front cover. No marks or page problems inside. Grade: VF

Includes "Subways and Els of the World" and many other articles.

Cover: Food for the Iron Horse (loading tender of wood-burning loco) by Otto Kuhler. Shelf wear and edge tears typical for pulp magazines of this era. Back cover intact. A couple of small pieces out of cover (see picture.) Good color. No marks or page problems inside. Grade: VF

Includes "How to Tell Them: The engines of yesteryear were works of art, expressing the individuality of their builders" and many other articles.

Cover: untitled (Art Deco streamlined Pennsylvania 6100-type steam loco at New York World Fair). by Aurion Proctor. Minimal shelf wear, atypical for pulp magazines of this era. This entire issue is in great shape, among the best I've seen of this vintage. Only about the bottom half inch of the spine covering missing. Grade: XF

Includes "A Town-operated Steam Road (Belfast & Moosehead Lake Railroad)" and many other articles.

Cover: End of Vacation (man waits for train at Pine River Camp whistle stop) by Joseph Easley. Shelf wear and edge tears typical for pulp magazines of this era. Looks to be in much better than normal condition, but there is a small insect hole that affects the very top edge of the back. Grade: VF