Over 325 broadsides and three-quarter views of Erie Lackawanna rolling stock are detailed in brilliant color in this book. While not the richest road the EL rostered some very interesting freight and passenger cars;
some inherited from predecessors Erie and DL&W and some purchased new.

Contents:
Business Cars, pp. 6-9;
Dining Cars, pp. 10-15;
Sleepers, pp. 16-19;
Coaches, pp. 20-25;
Mail Cars, pg. 26;
Baggage and Express Cars, pp. 27-29;
Main and Box Express Cars, pp. 30-31;
Cabooses, pp. 32-39;
Flat Cars, pp. 40-46;
Piggyback Trailers, pp. 47-48;
Auto Racks, pg. 49;
Coil Steel Flats, pp. 50-51;
Gondolas, pp. 52-56;
Equipped Gondolas, pp. 57-62;
Covered Hoppers, pp. 63-71;
Open Hoppers, pp. 72-74;
Double Door Boxcars, pp. 75-79;
Single Door Boxcars, pp. 80-89;
Grocery Cars, pp. 90-93;
60 Foot Automobile Parts Cars, pp. 94-97;
High-Cube Auto Parts Cars, pp. 98-100;
Mechanical Refrigerator Cars, pg. 101;
Non Revenue Equipment, Cranes, pp. 102-107;
Snow Fighting Equipment, pp. 108-111;
Other Maintenance-of-Way Rolling Stock, pp. 112-119;
Miscellaneous, pp. 120-123;
Rolling Stock not equipped with couplers, pp. 124-126;
Marine Equipment, pp. 127-128.

Morning Sun Books, hardcover with dust jacket, 128 pages, standard portrait book 8 x 10 in., Color photographs with captions.