2 PASSENGER TRAIN JOURNAL Sep & Oct 1995 (#213 & 214) Australia

2 PASSENGER TRAIN JOURNAL Sep & Oct 1995 (#213 & 214) Australia Introduction

wo great looking magazines! These are the September & October 1995 (Issues #213 & 214) of PASSENGER TRAIN JOURNAL magazine. The magazines are in Very Good (no address label) condition. The October issue has a light crease in the lower right-hand corner of the front cover. The magazine contains loads of pictures and great articles such as: September 1995 Issue: - From the Cab - Railroaders and Radios: From hand signals to radios, communication mixups are often humorous. - Coast-to-Coast Across Australia by Rail: The Indian Pacific offers a 64-hour journey in an American-style streamliner. - The Colorful Trains of Southern Australia: An area that offers everything from steam to varied commuter equipment. - One Day With an L.A. Metrolink Trainset: A behind-the-scenes look at a busy and efficient commuter rail operation. - Rail Travel - Passenger Boom in the Ozarks: The scenic ex-Missouri Pacific White River Division again hosts rail passengers. October 1995 Issue: - From the Cab - Look Forward, Glance Back: Remembering Seaboard President R.D. Sanborn, and executive who loved trains. - Cab Units Make a Final Stand in Canada: Once commonplace, F-units have almost vanished from Canada’s main lines. - Amtrak Readies for a Battle Over Funding: An interview with Amtrak President Tom Downs on Amtrak’s fight for life. - Sharks That Fly - Experiencing French TGVs: French TGVs are fast and popular with riders -- but are they right for the U.S.? - Rail Travel - Virginians Express Themselves: Steadily and quietly, the Virginia Railway Express has been expanding service. Plus loads more. Please see my list for many books and magazines including more rail magazines.