CLIC, Car Location Inventory Control, books were a part of introducing a computerized car inventory system to the railroad and served the function of translating the location codes required by the computer to something the trainmen and car clerks could identify with and vise versa. The first CLIC books were introduced as the computer system was cut over in the late 70's and early 80's so there is no such thing as a 1950's era CLIC book.
We have nearly complete system coverage in the CLIC book archives and are willing to copy any of them for twenty cents a clic book page in two up format (two pages two one side of letter size sheet of paper) plus $5 postage and handling per order. All copies above are made in the two up format. Let us know your wants - there are hundreds of books - your interest will dictate which are put up first in this listing.
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