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Gateway Western – A Regional in Transition documents the troubled and challenging history of an important segment of Midwestern railroading. The result of years of research, this book covers the Chicago, St. Louis, and Kansas City lines of the...

Western Pacific was a railroad in transition on January 1, 1972. The resolute David in a marketplace dominated by Southern Pacific's Goliath, long perceived as the scrappy good guy who always tried harder, WP almost succumbed to its positive image...

Milwaukee Road’s Racine & Southwestern Division linked the railroad’s hometown of Milwaukee, Wis., with the Mississippi River at Savanna, Ill. Hired on in 1971, Jerry Pyfer shares stories of Midwestern railroading combined with his...

The KCS system (now part of CPKC) in the U.S. sprawls across nine Midwestern states with headquarters in Kansas City, Missouri. The system reaches into Illinois to Jacksonville, Springfield, and East St. Louis. The traditional southern main...

Southern Pacific Western Division is an all-color pictorial covering the operations of the Southern Pacific Railroad in northern and central California, from Sacramento to the San Francisco Bay Area and beyond, north to Eureka and south to San Luis...

The KCS system (now part of CPKC) in the U.S. sprawles across nine Midwestern states with headquarters in Kansas City, Missouri. The system reaches into Illinois to Jacksonville, Springfield, and East St. Louis. The traditional southern main...

Features: NJ Transit Family Day Open House • by John Levai Maryland RailFest • by Steve Raith  Friends of East Broad Top 2025 Fall Reunion • Railpace Staff Report Woodstown Central FPT Railfan...

Features: Milepost 7by KEVIN EUDALY — Gaining special access to the tailing basin at Milepost 7 on the Northshore Mining operation in northern Minnesota. Rocky Mountaineer: Still Climbingby JUSTIN FRANZ — Looking back at 35 years...

Features Railfan Memories... Mostly Good! – Part II 1971-1990 • by Carl Graves — Rail Photography Starting with a Honeymoon in Mexico!  San Francisco Scenes 1950-1975 • by Gordon Lloyd, Jr...

Features: 2024 Locomotive Production • by Sean Graham-White EMD SW1001, Part Six • by Diesel Era Staff Santa Fe U30CGs for the Holidays • by Tony Cook with photos from the Kevin EuDaly...

Celebrate 75 years of PEANUTS™ with our exclusive licensed collection! From classic scenes to timeless characters, these products bring the joy and nostalgia of the beloved comic strip into your home. Join the celebration and bring a little extra...

Lionel's annual Christmas boxcars have been one of our most popular traditions in many scales. This year we're introducing a 1:48 O Scale version as well! Perfect for starting/expanding your collection or just adding a touch of Christmas charm to your...

From the North Pole to distant galaxies, to the uniquely decorated Christmas themed rolling stock and accessories; our holiday items are guaranteed to help you create Christmas memories that will last a lifetime. Place your order today! Age...

4in x 11 1/2in .025 metal with 1/8in holes and 1/4in rounded corners. In the beginning, there was Steam... long before there were diesel locomotives...

4in x 11 1/2in .025 metal sign with rounded courners and 1/8 in mounting holes. Small tin sign stating what we railfans always do... Think outside the Boxcar.... whats new about that? A great sign for the railfan who thinks he has seen it all.

4in x 11 1/2in .025 metal with 1/8in holes and 1/4in rounded corners. To The Trains Right. Pointing the way to your model trains.

4in x 11 1/2in .025 metal with 1/8in holes and 1/4in rounded corners. To the trains down to the right. Pointing the way to your model trains.

4in x 11 1/2in .025 metal with 1/8in holes and 1/4in rounded corners. To The Trains Left. Pointing the way to your model trains.

4in x 11 1/2in .025 metal with 1/8in holes and 1/4in rounded corners. To the trains down to the left. Pointing the way to your model trains.

4in x 11 1/2in .025 metal with 1/8in holes and 1/4in rounded corners. My train of thought has left the station.... what a great sign for Grandpa and just about anyone who ponders a lot of thought on a subject.....