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"Boilers The Heart of the Matter"
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Author:  Aaron [ Wed Mar 14, 2007 12:38 pm ]
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I am looking for the dates of the article "Boilers The Heart of the Matter" by the late Jack Anderson, in "Railroad and Locomotive Preservation"

Thanks,

Aaron
Author:  Ed Selinsky [ Wed Mar 14, 2007 5:10 pm ]
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This was originally a four part series that stretched into nine parts. The numbering system was changed after the first seven issues to just continue sequentially rather than by volume.
Part I is in Vol. 1, #5, Nov.-Dec. 1986 p. 15
Part 2 is in vol. 1, #6, Jan. -Feb. 1987 p. 44
Part 3 is in Vol. 2, #1, Mar.-Apr. 1987 p. 47
Part 4 is in #9, July-Aug. 1987 p. 55
Part 5 is in #10 Sept.-Oct.1987 p. 44
Part 6 is in #12 Jan.-Feb, 1988 p. 45
Part 7 is in #14 May-June 1988 p. 33
Part 8 is in #17 Nov.-Dec. 1988 p. 37
Part 9 is in #19 Mar.-Apr. 1989 p. 42

Ed Selinsky
Author:  Aaron [ Wed Mar 14, 2007 5:13 pm ]
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Thanks Ed.
Author:  Bobharbison [ Thu Mar 29, 2007 6:12 pm ]
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It would sure be great if that info could be combined into one publication and reprinted. There is some excellent stuff there that would be useful to many steam railroads.

I don't know who holds the copyrights etc, and I'm guessing it would be a difficult task, but it's a great resource.

I know many people encouraged Jack to write more, but he was too busy doing the work to spend too mcuh time writing about it. I was one of the lucky folks who worked with Jack, and he was definitely one of the finest.
Author:  Dave [ Thu Mar 29, 2007 10:09 pm ]
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Agreed Bob - I thought I was pretty good at doing a lot with a little until I worked with Jack.

dave
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