Our new book is 42 pages and in color. It reproduces two letterpress booklets showing numerous ampersands and a detailed history of Railway Station Press. It sells for $10.

The sequel to the American Art Stamp Album is one of the next books Railway Station Press will publish. The Kickstarter campaign began on Bastille Day, the 14th of July and sold 40% of the Limited Edition of 100 books with all of the stamps included the first day. Look for the link to the campaign HERE.

The Basic Stamp Album is now available for purchase. It sells for $18 with $4 first class shipping in the US, $15 for Canada, and $22 for the rest of the world. The book contains the first three stamps and it is up to you to find the other 38 stamps to complete the album. These books are spiral bound so that you can lay the book flat while you work on your stamp album. Go to Books for Sale page for more details.

Wayne Youngblood has written an excellent review of this stamp album which appears on pages 63 and 64 of the March/April 2019 issue of Topical Time, the magazine of the American Topical Association.

Here are the seven books that Railway Station Press has published from July  2017 to now. They are available for sale at Books for Sale.

Founders Club memberships are still available for $100 which covers five years from 2017 to 2021.  Go HERE.

The Photo History of the Black 95th General Service Regiment in World War II in two volumes is available for $20 postpaid in the United States and $10 additional for postage to foreign countries.  Please make your check payable to “Railway Station Press” at P O Box 2327, Alexandria, VA 22301 or pay by PayPal at “stuartbradley@comcast.net”.  Updated on February 21, 2018

I am now transcribing my father’s letters and preparing the first volume of his letters, “Letters From the Alcan Highway by Captain Stuart V. Bradley” using excerpts of 150 letters he wrote my mother during 1942 and 1943 in British Columbia while the 95th was building the Alcan (Alaska) Highway.

Update: An excellent history of the Black 93rd Engineer Regiment, which built the part of the Alcan Highway in the Yukon Territory, has been written by Christine & Dennis McClure called “We Fought the Road” just published in October. I am enjoying the book very much. It can be found HERE at their website.

Update as of November 22, 2017

Railway Station Press is pleased to announce that we have published a book by Nicole M. Hayes about the history of Wellington, Ohio told through well researched stories of twelve women. The book is 138 pages and is 5 1/2 by 8 1/2 inches.

The book is available for $18 with free Media Mail shipping.  Checks can be made payable to “Railway Station Press”, P. O. Box 2327, Alexandria, VA 22301. See our “Items For Sale” page.

Membership is limited to 50 people (currently there are 39 members as of August 2019) and entitles you to the following benefits:

A First Edition of every book Railway Station Press publishes for the next five years, from 2017 through the end of 2021.  This First Edition will be the First Printing, limited to 50 copies and will be signed and numbered, and only available to Club members.  We expect to publish two or three books each year.  So this is an incredible deal.

A Quarterly Packet sent in January, April, July, and October of each year which will contain: 1. “The Publisher’s Report” giving you an update on the progress of our various book projects, and inside information about Railway Station Press, 2. extras such as letterpress printed cards, and small books done by others, and 3. limited edition pamphlets that are only available to Club members.

A Membership Certificate which has been letterpress printed by Chris Manson, Maeve, and myself, at Crooked Crow Press in Rockville, Maryland on a Vandercook press.  This 5 by 7 inch certificate will have your name and member number.  See below.

The cost for the 5 year membership is $100, paid by check to “Railway Station Press” and sent to Stuart Bradley at 105 East Glendale Ave, Alexandria, VA 22301. All memberships will be retroactive to the beginning of 2017.  Upon joining you will receive the Membership Certificate and the “First Edition, First Printing”, signed and numbered copy of The 1907 Autobiography of Henry Martin Bradley, our first book.

Railway Station Press is growing.  We have incorporated in the Commonwealth of Virginia, we will seek to Trademark our press logo, and we have a list of ten book projects that we will be working on.  We have published three books each year.  But we need working capital up front to make this happen.  This is your opportunity to get in on the ground floor and help us do that!

The Founders Club membership card is 5 by 7 inches and letterpress printed.