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IV - The Second Section
Cumulative Table of Contents
80/33 Report on SANDICAL and Santa Fe Railroad in Southern California
81/33 Editor’s comments
81/36 Nuggets from the Postal Archives. John L. Kay
81/38 The First Trunk Line. John L. Kay
81/40 Catalog Section [addenda to the U.S. Transit Markings Catalog. Vols. II and
III, Mobile Post Office Society]
82/33 Railpost History of the Long Island R.R., Section I - Main Line and Branches.
C. L. Towle
82/41 Nuggets from the Postal Archives. John L. Kay
82/44 The Chittenden Correspondence. Western Postal History Museum
82/49 Catalog Section
83/37 Railpost History of the Long Island R.R., Section II - The South Side R.R.
Co. and Other Lines. Charles L. Towle
83/42 The Chittenden Correspondence. Western Postal History Museum
83/45 An Overview of the Railway Mail Service Library. Dr. Frank R. Scheer
83/47 Nuggets from the Postal Archives. John L. Kay
83/49 Markings of the Hudson River and New York State U.S. Express Mail Routes
83/50 Arizona Statehood Catalogue. Western Postal History Museum
83/51 Catalog Section
84/59 From Free Frank to Fortune [Jay Gould]. Charles L. Towle
84/62 Michigan’s Interurban Railway Post Offices. Cary E. Johnson
84/65 The Douglas Military Branch and Harry Jones Post Offices. Robert B. Bechtel
84/68 The Western Postal History Museum Library
84/69 The Chittenden Correspondence. Western Postal History Museum
84/73 Catalog Section
85/65 The Pennsylvania R.R. and Its Subsidiaries, (#1) Main Line - Harrisburg -
Pittsburgh, Pa., 1849 - 1860. Charles L. Towle
85/71 The Chittenden Correspondence. Western Postal History Museum
85/75 Catalog Section
86/49 The Elusive Postal Markings of the Rio Grande’s Santa Fe Extension.
James L. Ozment
86/53 U.S. Postal Operations and the Beginning of the Civil War. John L. Kay
86/61 Catalog Section
87/49 Hold On Frank! Here We Go Again [Frank A. Reese, RPO clerk). Charles L.
Towle
87/53 The Chittenden Correspondence. Western Postal History Museum
87/59 Catalog Section
88/45 The Catalog of Colorado Railway Mail Markings, Volume l. Robert G.
Munshower, Jr.
88/81 The Chittenden Correspondence. Western Postal History Museum
88/85 Catalog Section
89/21 The Chittenden Correspondence. Western Postal History Museum
89/26 Catalog Section
90/68 The Catalog of Colorado Railway Mail Markings, Vol. II, The Texas Lines.
Robert G. Munshower, Jr.
90/85 The Chittenden Correspondence. Western Postal History Museum
90/91 Catalog Section
91/58 The Catalog of Colorado Railway Mail Markings, Vol. III, Rio Grande South-
ern. Robert G. Munshower, Jr.
92/60 U.S. Pacific Railway Commission Hearings of 1887.
92/66 The Chittenden Correspondence. Western Postal History Museum
92/72 The Catalog of Colorado Railway Mail Markings, Vol. III, Rio Grande South-
ern. Robert G. Munshower, Jr.
93/62 Street Railway Postal Cars in St. Louis.
93/63 Electric Postal & Express Cars in St. Louis.
93/66 Mail, Express & Freight Service on Street Railway Cars: A Report.
93/73 Postal Cars in Cleveland.
93/75 Inland Empire [Washington] Mail Service.
93/77 Brooklyn Street Cars.
94/67 California Railway Post Offices: The Tourist Lines. Rod Crossley
95/74 Schedule of Mail Trains, Nebraska, Colorado & Wyoming, August 7, 1917.
96/61 California Railway Post Office Monograph, Part II: The Boom Town RPS.
Rod Crossley
97/65 California Railway Post Office Monograph, Part III: California’s Interurban
RPO - The Pacific Electric. Rod Crossley
98/66 Railway Mail Routes of the 14th Division
98/78 Time Table of the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway, July 13, 1902
99/62 The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad. Robert Munshower.
100/75 California Railway Post Office Monograph, Part IV: RPOs in the Land of
Sunshine. Rod Crossley
101/71 California Railway Post Office Monograph, Part IV: RPOs in the Land of
Sunshine, Rod Crossley
102/77 A Recent Discovery - Ashe. & Charleston (N.C.) R.P.O., Robert Stets
102/81 Accidents Involving Railway Post Office Cars on Colorado Railroads, 1885 -
1889
103/67 California Railway Post Office Monograph, Part V: Transfer Clerks and
Terminal RPOs. Rod Crossley
105/70 California Railway Post Office Monograph, Part VI: Main Lines in California.
Rod Crossley
106/70 An Accident on the Railroad. Robert G. Schultz
106/73 The Utah Central Railroad. L. Peterson and R. Munshower, Jr.
107/69 California Railway Post Office Monograph, Part VII: Local Lines, Branch
Lines and Short Lines in the Valley. Rod Crossley
108/57 Listing of Utah Railway Mail Routes Extracted from the ‘Postal Bulletin,’
1882-1922. Dennis Pack
109/63 The Galena and Chicago Union Railroad and the Men Who Built It. Charles
M. Freeman
110/61 The Galena and Chicago Union Railroad and the Men Who Built It. Charles
M. Teeman
111/69 Oregon Railway Post Offices, Part I: Willamette Valley Routes. R.W.
Helbock
112/69 California Railway Post Offices Monograph, Part 8: Odds and Ends. Rod
Crossley
113/73 Narrow Gauge Railway Mail Routes in Colorado. Robert Munshower, Jr.
114/64 An Ohio Narrow Guage: Bellaire & Southwestern Railway Company. Robert
G. Munshower, Jr.
115/72 A Reprint of the Railway Mail Service, 8th Division, Schedule of Mail Trains,
1909.
116/65 A Reprint of the Railway Mail Service, 8th Division, Schedule of Mail Trains,
1909.
118/86 A Reprint of the Railway Mail Service, 8th Division, Schedule of Mail Trains,
1909
119/67 Narrow Gauge Railway Mail Routes of the Clover Leaf Route. Robert G.
Munshower, Jr.
120/75 The Main Line of Public Works. Edward T. Harvey
121/69 The Maple Leaf Route: The Cleveland & Eastern Traction Company. Robert
G. Munshower, Jr.
122/69 The Letter Books of William N. Byers, Territorial Postmaster. Robert G.
Munshower
123/63 The Main Line of Public Works. Edward T. Harvey
126/65 Railway Mail Routes of the Atlantic & Great Western Railway. Robert G.
Munshower, Jr.
127/72 History of the Railway Mail service,” A Chapter in The History of Postal
Affairs in the United States. Robert G. Munshower, Jr.
129/68 Station & Ticket Dater Markings After 1900. Bob Munshower
129/72 Fast Train to Buffalo. Edward T. Harvey
130/62 The Robbery of Train #13. Herman Herst, Jr.
131/62 Post Office Department Regulations Concerning the Handling of Railway
Business Mail. Robert Munshower
132/67 The Fast Mail Train. Edward T. Harvey
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