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The Ultimate Library on

Railroad & Railway Signaling

26 Books on CD

These books contain the theory and practice of railway signaling, automatic block signals, interlocking signals, signal circuits, and much more. This comprehensive CD is a must have for the railroader and model railroader enthusiast.

Railway signaling is a system used to control railway traffic safely, essentially to prevent trains from colliding. Being guided by fixed rails, trains are uniquely susceptible to collision; furthermore, trains cannot stop quickly, and frequently operate at speeds that do not enable them to stop within sighting distance of the driver.

Make no mistake. This is the most complete collection of Railroad & Railway Signaling books on CD found anywhere on the Planet at the lowest possible cost.

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Contents

• The A B C of Railroad Signaling (1909) - By: W. H. Elliot - 82 pages

• A Treatise on Perfect Railway Signaling: Describing the Development of the Electric Telegraph and Block Signaling Systems, Their Damage and Derangement During Thunderstorms, and Explaining the Requirements for Reliable Signaling (1902) – By: Henry W. Spang – 89 pages

• American Practice in Block Signaling: With Descriptions and Drawings of the Different Systems in Use on Railroads in the U.S. (1891) - By: The Railroad Gazette - 92 pages

• Automatic Block Signals and Signal Circuits: American Practice in the Installation and Maintenance of Signals Electrically Controlled, and Operated By Electric or Other Power (1908) - By: Ralph Scott - 264 pages

• Block and Interlocking Signals (1896) - By: W. H. Elliott - 290 pages

• Catalogue of Interlocking and Railroad Signaling Appliances (1889) – By: The Johnson Railroad Signal Company – 149 pages

• Design of an Electrically Operated Interlocking Switch and Signal Plant (1907) – By: J. Earl Saunders – 182 pages

• Electric Interlocking Handbook (1917) - By: the Engineering Staff of the General Railway Signal Company - 450 pages

• Electric Locking (1918) - By: James Anderson - 232 pages

• Power Railway Signaling (1909) - By: H. Raynar Wilson -362 pages

• Railways \"Block\" Signaling: The Principles of Training Signaling and Apparatus for Ensuring Safety (1898) - By: James Pigg - 416 pages

• Railway Signaling (1921) - By: Everett Edgar King - 398 pages

• Railway Signaling in Theory and Practice (1909) - By: James Brandt Latimes - 430 pages

• Railway Signaling: A Comprehensive Treatise on Modern Methods of Railway Signaling, Covering Principles of Operation and Types of Apparatus (1908) - By: A Staff of Expert Signal Engineers - 118 pages

• Railway-Signaling: Automatic (1922) - By: Fras. Raynar Wilson - 152 pages

• The Block Systems of Signaling on American Railroads: The Methods and Appliances Uses in Manual and Automatic Block Signaling, Also Descriptions of Hand-Operated and Power Operated Interlocking Machines (1901) – By: Braman B. Adams – 279 pages

• The Johnson Railroad Signal Company: Reference Book of Parts in Connection With Interlocking and Block Signaling (1894) – By: The Johnson Railroad Signal Company – 252 pages

• The Railroad Signal Dictionary (1908) – By: Braman B. Adams and Rooney Hitt – 569 pages

• The Railway Signal and Permanent Way Engineer\'s Pocket Book (1922) - 352 pages

• A Catalogue of the Devices and their Parts (1894) – By: The Union Switch & Signal Co. – 363 pages

• A Voice From Signal Box: or, Railway Accidents and Cause (1874) – By: Longmans, Green, and Co. – 59 pages

• The Invention of the Track Circuit (1922) – By: Signal Section American Railway Association – 130 pages

• The Need of Automatic Train Control (1920) – By: W. M. Camp – 66 pages

• The Signalman and His Work (1921) – By: Kenneth L. Van Auken – 257 pages

• Train Rules, Block Signaling Rules, Interlocking Rules, Signal Indications and Aspects, General Regulations (1919) – 196 pages

• Train Operation By Signal Indication 1. The Two Principal Methods of Directing Train Movements 2. Directing Train Movements By Signal Indication (1920) – By: Henry M. Sperry – 39 pages

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