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Trains_and_RailroadTHE AMERICAN FREEDOM TRAIN Official Commemorative Program 1975/1976$40.00TR2553 
Trains_and_RailroadUnion Pacific ALCO #600 "City of St.Louis"$20.00TR3007A
Trains_and_RailroadSouthern Pacific Northern Type No.4367 stands ahead on "four rail" before Sacramento's brick station, well eastward beyond trainshed ends, for she's a long train tonight$20.00TR2644 
Trains_and_Railroad"DAYLIGHT" GS-4 Locomotive 4449 is heading north on the Southern Pacific "Shasta Route"$10.00TR2661 
Trains_and_RailroadSouthern Pacific 5300, A SD-39, leading SD-45X and a Union Pacific SD-40 work east of Wells, Nevada 1973$10.00TR2801 
Trains_and_Railroad4-8-4's DAYLIGHT The Complete Story of Southern Pacific GS Class 4400 Series Locomotives - R.J.Church 1976$100.00TR2685 
Trains_and_RailroadGreat Northern Railway No. 504 upon arrival from GM-EMD's factory in 1945$20.00TR3117 
Trains_and_RailroadFLYING SCOTSMAN - View the San Francisco Waterfront by rail - Fisherman's Wharf Station 1972$100.00TR3220 
Trains_and_RailroadSouthern Pacific's 4449 is shown at the Portland, Oregon Union Station . The big "DAYLIGHT" GS-4 1981$10.00TR2660 
Trains_and_RailroadSouthern Pacific's Postal/Baggage car$10.00TR2806A
Trains_and_RailroadSouthern Pacific train No.52, the southbound "SAN JOAQUIN DAYLIGHT" running south of Caliente in the Tehachapi Mountains of Southern California in January 1960$20.00TR2735 
Trains_and_RailroadRio Grande's main line passing track at "Dos" along the course of the famed Colorado River between Glenwood Springs and Grand Junction in the western part of the mountain state. , provides a colorful setting for a moment of railroad activity on a lovely fall day in September 1956$20.00TR3169 
Trains_and_RailroadIn 1952 Paramount produced a motion picture entitled DENVER & RIO GRANDE. a typical Hollywood version of the railroad's early days, the GM-EMD F-7 model units 5484 and 5483$20.00TR3174 
Trains_and_RailroadDenver & Rio Grande CALIFORNIA ZEPHYR taken on September 13, 1956, shows the eastbound CALIFORNIA ZEPHYR pulling into Grande Junction Union station $10.00TR3160 
Trains_and_RailroadALL ABOARD! The Lahaina-Kaanapali & Pacific Railroad, Maui, Hawaii 1970$30.00TR3250B
Trains_and_RailroadDELAWARE, LACKAWANNA & WESTERN's GM-EMD F3-model 621A,B,C delivered in early-1948$20.00TR2854 
Trains_and_RailroadIn this scene train No.18, the eastbound "Super Chief" behind EMD F3, No.20L A-B-A, is approaching Lupton, Arizona - August 1964$20.00TR2481 
Trains_and_RailroadIdling away the sunny hours outside the #7 stall of the old Sacramento shops are Western Pacific FT units 902-D and 902-C. It is January of 1963$20.00TR2825 
TrucksOriginal SOCONY - Standard Oil of New York - Tanker Truck 1934$80.00TR3687 


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