CB&Q Burlington Route Mendota Sub 1930's ROW in motion on 2 hour DVD ~Last List~

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Last Listing/Offer on my DVDs.
CB&Q Burlington Route Mendota Sub- Aurora Junction to Burlington Iowa- 1930's ROW in motion on 2 hour DVD
Here is a preview of the Aurora Junction to Mendota segment;
CB&Q Aurora Junction to Mendota 1930s & 40s Historical Aerial photos in motion - YouTube
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The Historical Aerial Photos In Motion YouTube channel has dozens of similar UDSA photos following historic rail right of ways and highway and water routes as seen 70 and 80 + years ago - https://www.youtube.com/user/northernilrailfan/videos
All of these other lines are available on separate DVDs within our larger library of titles. See Other Items for Sale!
Library of Congress images from plat maps and some real photos are included in an Extra Features chapter of the DVD (as seen in the Photos gallery for this listing).
Here is a video preview via Youtube of the Portage-Scales Mound segment of the Illinois Central RR (NOT included on this DVD, but offered here as a further example of the DVD as described above in this listing).
CB&Q, CNW, IC near Portage to Galena & Scales Mound, Illinois 1940s aerial photos. - YouTube
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The DVD is Region0 playable anywhere and on both DVD players and Computers with a DVD drive. Where Zoom, Speed options and pause are available one can seek out many details.
With no narration or music, audio is a subtle soundtrack of railcars slowly traversing jointed rail.
Combined Shipping with other items ENCOURAGED! I love to combine ship!
Returns always accepted and NO RESERVE on auction items. I spend the fees allowing Returns upfront. It instantly assures a good transaction for the buyer no matter what!!
With all pictures FREE now, I'll continue to give you many views, angles and unique details of the item(s). I'm happy to spend a little more time on pictures so you can see just what you are getting. I can't imagine selling or buying with just 1 photo, and I never use "stock" shots.
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Payment must be received within 5 business days of auction close.
The winning bidder must respond within 48 hours of purchase.
Unpaid auction wins will be forfeited after five (5) business days and a Non-Payer report will be filed with eBay to recover the closing fees of the auction
bottom line; let me know if something isn't right and I'll do what I can to fix it
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Returns always OK!
Please check out another project from this seller;
https://historicaerialphotosinmotion.webs.com/
Illinois Photos from USDA via ISGS
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Please just Message thru eBay any questions or to request an Invoice. I'm active everyday, so my response time is quick.
Concerning the handling of the DVDs, cases and packaging; I am the only person involved and live in a single residence with my stock of materials dating back several months.
Thank You!
All of my DVDs are on a 30 day offer and won't be available again.
The Buy It Now discs will go from "TFN" to end in 30 days.
These have been a rewarding projects, but personal reasons prevent me from doing the work for the foreseeable future.
By the end of 2020, I expect to be out of inventory of all my approximately 45 DVDs, both of contemporary railroading as shot on VHS in the 1980s-90s and the USDA Aerial compilations.