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INDUSTRY1860sLog CarsThese HO scalemodele of 1860seralog cars featurea finely molded body,Abrass truss rods, addedweight for smooth tracking,an authentic paintscheme, and a realisticlog load.4" long......... $ 11.95 eachA: PennsylvaniaBCRailroad...................................................#R90980BB: Denver & Rio Grande Western..............#R90979BC: Weyerhaeuser........................................#R90981BImages of AmericaLogging andLumbering in MaineWilson. This heavily illustrated bookexamines the fascinating history of thelogging and lumbering industry in thePine Tree State – which once led theworld in lumber production – from itsearliest roots in 1630 to the present, showing youpeople, places, forests, machines and railroad operations.128 pages, 215 B&W photographs,6½"x 9¼", softcover.........................#R03719B $ 19.95Logging Railroadsof the Blue Ridgeand Smoky MountainsVolume 1: Cold Mountain,Black Mountain and White TopFetters. This lavishly illustratedvolume examines early loggingrailroad operations in southwesternVirginia, northwestern NorthCarolina and northeastern Tennessee. You’ll viewlong-forgotten railways, tram roads, narrow gaugelines, towns that faded with the passing of the loggingindustry, and more. You even get 30 locomotive rosters!288 pages, 331 B&W photographs and54 maps, 8½"x 11", hardcover........#R02875C $ 54.95Loggingging2-6-6-2T ArticulatedSteam LocomotiveWith their articulated frame and highadhesion, 2-6-6-2 saddle tank locomotivessuch as these were especiallypopular in the woods and onmine runs where curving, lightlybuilttrack was common.These DCC-ready, HO scalemodels feature a die castmetal body and chassis; apowerful motor with a brass flywheel, 12-wheel drive witha metal drive shaft, working valve gears, and metal cylindersand wheel inserts for greater pulling power; adetailed spark suppressor, oil bunker and three-piecebrass bell; metal handrails, posts and side rails; workingfront and rear lighting; a 9-pin connector for easy DCCinstallation and maintenance; and an authenticpaint scheme. 7½" long...........Reg: $ 159 Now: $ 139 eachA: NEW! Weyerheuser Timber Company.......#R91894DB: NEW! White River Logging.........................#R91895DC: Unlettered.....................................................#R90960NJack Pine Tree SetsAdd realism to your layout withthese finely detailed, HO scale, plasticJack Pine trees. Each has realisticcolors and flocked armatures.2½"-4" – Five trees....#R94263C $ 9.954"- 6" – Four trees......#R94264C $ 9.956"-7" – Three trees...#R94265C $ 11.957"-8"– Three trees...#R94266C $ 13.95SALE!Save $ 20LumberjackFigure SetsWith their colorfulclothing andunique poses,these six finely detailed and hand painted plastic lumberjackfigures are the perfect way to add additional realismto your logging layout!HO Scale................................................#R92445C $ 11.95O Scale (1/48)........................................#R92181C $ 19.95Age of Steam LoggingThrough vintage film footageand photographs, this forestrymuseum orientation film from1965 examines early 20 th centurylogging in the PacificNorthwest. You’ll enjoy fascinatingviews of steam railroad operations,including trackside log skidders in action,and much more. B&W,28 minutes..........................#RV9064C $ 12.95Log Skidder 2-PackAdd realism to your oldtimelogging scene! ThisHO scale, plastic setincludes two late-1800s,steam-powered log skidders,each with realisticgears and boiler rivets,detailed handrails, simulated wood skids, anda removable stack. 2¼" long...#R94262C $ 19.95Tim BurrLogging ModelTimberrrrr! Thisamazingly detailed,hand painted, HOscale, plastic modelof a 1940s flatbedlogging truck – with flat rear tires, a log load onthe brink of falling off, and a logger runningfor his life – measures 3" long. #R95114C $27.95AGears in the WoodsJourney to eleven different steamlogging railroads to view every kindof steam locomotive ever conceivedto haul logs: Shays, Heislers,Climaxes, articulated rod and rigidframe engines. You’ll see FeatherRiver Shays high on S-curved trestles, fireworkspinwheeling off Climaxes tackling 6% grades,Heislers dancing around the log dump, two versionsof the McLeod operation, and more. Color,1 hr. 28 min..................................#RV3101C $ 39.95Logging RailroadsModeling the PrototypeLogging is one of the most intriguingsubjects in model railroading. Inthis video, you'll examine in-depth theoperation of several logging railroads– seeing details such as how the treeswere cut, loaded and unloaded at the sawmill – andthen compare their operations to those of modelrailroads. Includes 1920s-1960s footage of roadssuch as the Westside, Rayonier, Mower, Ely-Thomas, and Grasse River as well as outstandingmodel layouts by Bob Clarke, Dr. Charles Patti andLou Ullian. Color, Dolby Digital 2.0,57 minutes...................................#RV6605A $ 24.95RailOn30 ScaleTrucksBasedon a railmotor vehicledevelopedbyARio Grande Southern duringthe Great Depression, theseDCC-equipped, On30 scaleBmodels – part of Bachmann’stop-of-the-line Spectrumseries – feature a powerfulmotor; a die cast frame, bedCand hood; a detailed cabinterior with a driver figure;working headlights and arear marker light; a realisticDcow catcher; and a lifetimelimited warranty. Measures5½" long and arrives readyto run on HO scaletrack........................ $ 159 eachEA: Greenbrier & Big Run Lumber Co.........#R96792CB: Pocahontas Lumber Co.........................#R96793CC: Little River Logging Co.........................#R96794CD: Midwest Quarry & Mining Co................#R96795CE: Colorado Mining Co...............................#R96796CLoggingOn30 ScaleACampCarsBuild yourown loggingcamptrain withBthese dilapidated On30scale logging camp cars.Each features simulatedwood planks, openingdoors, glazed windows,Cdetailed smokestacks,removable steps, archbar trucks, a weatheredfinish, and more.Measures 6½" long andDarrives ready to roll onHO scaletrack............. $ 49.95 eachA: CommissaryCar............#R96374DEB: BunkCar............#R96372DC: DiningCar............#R96373DD: Maintenance-of-Way Car......................#R96375DE: Saw Filer’s Car......................................#R96376D12www.Histori.HistoricRail.comFax: F651-635-0700