A Great new program from BKVP!
say what (?)

Read this explanation or just click here to find out about this program

You read correctly.  This program with material filmed mostly in 2005
sat around, un-produced when BKVP closed for business at the end of 2006.

I've looked at this footage several times since, and knowing how good
it is, I finally decided I really should produce a program.

So as I was in the process of editing, I realized that even though I have
always enjoyed filming and producing railroad programs, it was the
"business end" and the amount of time it would take to duplicate &
package programs, fill orders, and *Aughh* do the accounting for
Uncle Sam that drove me to discontinue BKVP.  Why was I doing
this all over again?

6 months after I closed BKVP as a business, I allowed A&R Productions
to take over the duplication, marketing, and sales of 27 programs that
were part of the BKVP catalog at the time of closing.

They have done a wonderful job, with it.  They have sold to dealers
and advertised in national magazines on a regular basis.
Simply things that I did not have the capacity or time to do.

So with a call to A&R, it was decided that I would put the Broken Knuckle
name on this program.  The rights to the program would belong to
A&R productions.

And just make it even simpler, all programs I have produced under any name will
get the BKVP name, and the rights will be transferred to A&R.

I will continue to film & edit railroad videos under the BKVP name
as time permits.  A&R Productions will take care of the rest.

Autumn on the D&H A look at the line from Delanson to Oneonta