As the merger scene in the eastern United States heated up in the early 1960s with Erie Lackawanna, N&W-NKP-Wabash, and talk of Penn Central, a union of a different type occurred between the Chesapeake & Ohio and the Baltimore & Ohio. While not yet a true 'merger' for several reasons, the affiliation was dubbed C&O/B&O and quite visible track-side during the 1960s on timetables, advertisements, corporate reports, and especially track-side where C&O and B&O locomotives began mixing it up, especially on the B&O.
Contents:
Foreword, pg. 3,
Introductory History, pp. 4-6,
The Affiliation Takes Hold (1962-1964), pp. 7-17,
C&O Tightens Its Grip (1965), pp. 18-28,
A New Man At the Top, pp. 29-48,
The Year of the 'Good Guys' (1967), pp. 49-66,
Powerful Freights, Retreating Passengers (1968-1969), pp. 67-102,
Approach of Amtrak and a New Corporate Identity (1970-1972), pp. 103-128.
Hardcover with dust jacket, 128 pages, 8.5 x 11 in., Color photographs with captions.
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