End O’ Steel by Glen Dines (First Printing, Illustrated by Dick Moore), 1963 🚂🇨🇦🌲 [SOLD OUT] vintage italian decor Their contributions had a lasting

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End O’ Steel by Glen Dines (First Printing, Illustrated by Dick Moore), 1963 🚂🇨🇦🌲 [SOLD OUT] vintage italian decor Their contributions had a lastingThis listing is for a First Printing of "End O' Steel: Men and Rails Across a Wilderness" by Glen Dines. Published by The MacMillan Company in 1963, this book chronicles the construction of a railway line through the untamed wilderness of northern British Columbia, Canada, with illustrations by Dick Moore. 2. About the Book "End O' Steel" focuses on the human endeavor involved in building the railway, highlighting the hard labor, the engineering