Railroad Catalog
Railroad Catalog
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 Walthers 65th Anniversary 1997 HO Scale Model Railroad Catalog  US $9.99
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 vintage 1960 Marklin catalog train railroad US $10.00
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 ATLAS MODEL RAILROAD PRODUCTS 1993 CATALOG US $3.00
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Railroads in the African American Experience: A Photographic Journey List Price: $40.00 Sale Price: $21.18  |
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This captivating book takes readers on an illustrated tour of the black railroad experience from slavery to Amtrak. With almost 200 images—many never before published—Theodore Kornweibel, Jr., examines the significant contributions of African Americans to the building, maintenance, operation, and profitability of the American railway system... |
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Standard Catalog of American Flyer Trains List Price: $32.99 Sale Price: $95.00 |
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Highly sought-after model of trains, second only to Lionel, by 30,000+ collectors who attend the largest train show in the U.S., held twice a year in Pennsylvania. Is the ONLY full-color guide on the subject, serving the needs of toy train collectors who rely on detailed color photos to accurately identify trains... |
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The Railroad Artistry of Howard Fogg List Price: $49.95 Sale Price: $34.99 |
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Standard Catalog Of Lionel Trains, 1970-2000 List Price: $32.99 Sale Price: $17.70 |
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Explore the only full-color price guide to modern-era Lionel trains, and your collecting senses will never be the same. With 3,000 crisp color photos depicting models from the most recent period of Lionel trains and detailed listings containing current market prices and helpful rarity ratings this book is truly unmatched composition... |
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The Call of Trains: Railroad Photographs by Jim Shaughnessy List Price: $65.00 Sale Price: $40.92 |
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A majestic collection celebrating the life and work of one of the deans of railroad photography.Jim Shaughnessy is a revered name among railroad photographers. This collection, the best of his work over a forty-year career, features 170 duotone photographs taken between 1946 and 1988, with an emphasis on the railroad culture of the fifties and sixties... |
What if I were a salesman and was at your door?
Instead of having a briefcase full of catalogs and mail-order forms all he had was a message for you. The message goes something like this:
If there were multiple roads to paradise and you could only choose one which one would you choose? Some roads are gold, some paved, cobblestone, dirt and the fastest one is the railroad. You can get to paradise anyway you wish but keep in mind all you have is time. How do you spend your time? Will you love yourself [more] or will you share your love with all. Would you give up your seat on the train? Would you finish first just to be alone? or Would you carry the world on your back?
Do you have my back or do I have yours?
I'm not Mormon...
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I would probably find someone to travel with. Someone who encourages me, and I can encourage. Someone who cares and to care for. Someone who would rather see me finish than to finish themselves, while feeling the same way about them. Someone who would grow to hate my quirks, learn to live with them, and miss them when I leave. Perhaps we'd even bring a few more travelers along, teach them and help them find a road that works for them. I can only imaging the roads fork infinitely. Each fork would represent a complex arrangement between all travelers, and ultimately alter their choices. Some would fear the end of the journey, some would relish it. I would chose a path based on the choices at hand and the desires and thoughts of my fellow travelers. But, I've always enjoyed the scenic route.