Table of ContentsNew & Noteworthy.........................2-3TRAINSSteam Lo<strong>com</strong>otives .......................4-5Manufacturers ..................................6Manufacturers/Diesel .......................7Urban/Suburban Rails ...................8-9Freight.............................................10Operations ......................................11INDUSTRYLogging ...........................................12Mining .............................................13Ore Mining/Steel Mills .....................14Great Lakes Transport/Intermodal ...15Agriculture ......................................16Breweries/Produce..........................17Livestock ........................................18Livestock/Circus..............................19U.S. Military ....................................20Industry ..........................................21RAILROADSEncyclopedias.................................22Passenger Trains............................23CSX Lines.................................24-27B&O • C&O • WM • ACL • L&NRF&P • P&LE • Chessie • CSXConrail Lines............................28-31NYC • LIRR • PRR • New HavenReading • Penn Central • ConrailNorfolk Southern Lines...........31-32Norfolk & Western • Norfolk SouthernCanadian National Lines ........32-33Illinois Central • DM&IR • CNCanadian Pacific Lines.................33Milwaukee Road • D&H • CPBNSF Lines...............................34-37C&S • Burlington Route • GN • NPBN • Santa Fe • BNSFUnion Pacific Lines .................38-43CGW • MoPac • C&NW • MKTD&RGW • SP • UPIndependent Roads................44-45B&M • Providence & WorcesterMEC • EBT • KCSLost Roads ....................................45Rutland • ET&WNC • Rock IslandRegional.....................................46-47International...............................48-49ADVENTUREStations/People ..............................50Adventure........................................51Hollywood Movies......................52-53Gifts.................................................54MODELINGToy Trains........................................55Trucks/Construction...................56-57First Responders.............................58Buses & Taxis .................................59Automobiles ..............................60-61Motorcycles.....................................61Layouts/Structures/Scenery............62Track & Power/Storage & Display...63Dear Fellow Railfan,Wel<strong>com</strong>e to 2010’s first edition of <strong>HistoricRail</strong>. I hope you had a great New Year andincluded, among your resolutions, a promiseto spend more time with your trains!Each year’s first issue of Historic Rail isalways one of the most popular, and I expectthis year will be no exception. That’s notbecause this issue has better products than theothers (although, with the HO scale Class Y6blo<strong>com</strong>otive below, the fascinating book, TheMan Who Wrecked 146 Lo<strong>com</strong>otives on page64, and more than 1,000 great products inbetween,this edition will be hard to beat);rather, it’s because this is one of the best timesof year to enjoy your trains.Let’s face it – it’s cold out. Here inMinnesota, it’s downright freezing. Butwhether you’re in Alaska or Alabama, yourtrain room can take you straight to Altoona –or wherever, and whenever, you want to be.And we’ve got the products to help make ithappen. So, take a look inside to find everythingfrom model black bears and ice skatersto Pioneer Zephyrs (a new, twin-headlightmodel on page 34), O scale Hudsons (page 5),and flatcars with motorcycles (page 61).About Our Models...Unless otherwise noted, all of the HO scale models in this catalog feature metal wheels and magnetically operated knuckle couplers, and arrive ready to run.Typically, most N scale rolling stock models <strong>com</strong>e with plastic wheels. A final reminder: products in this catalog are not toys;they are intended for modelers and railfans ages 14 and above.On the cover:Magnificent MomentPeter Lerro. A Norfolk and Western Y6 Class 2-8-8-2barrels past an A Class 2-6-6-4 on a triple-track main in theearly 1950s. 27"x 14" print is signed and numberedby the artist...............#R78408B Reg: $ 39.95 Now: $ 24.95Y6b 2-8-8-2 ArticulatedSteam Lo<strong>com</strong>otiveDCCSOUNDEQUIPPEDDie CastMetal Body!Engineeredand built at Norfolk andWestern’s own shops,the mighty Y6 Class2-8-8-2 was among the world’s elite articulated lo<strong>com</strong>otives, designedto pull long freight drags at speeds up to 55 miles per hour.Part of Broadway Limited’s premier Paragon 2 series, this DCCequipped,HO scale model of one of the ultimate Y6b Class enginesfeatures built-in controllable sounds – such as engine chuff, whistles,bell, reverse mechanism shift and creak, boiler water injector andboiler blow down, passenger station, freight yard, lumber yard, farm,maintenance yard, and many others – that operate even on standardDC layouts, recordable DCC operation for automated playback, andsynchronized puffing smoke!Additional fine features include a detailed cab interior with operatingroof vents and engineer and fireman figures, a powerful motorwith precision gearing, a die cast metal body and chassis for maximumtractive effort (pulls the equivalent of 130 freight cars on a levelsurface!), an operating headlight, separately applied handrails andladders, a whistle and a brass bell, a tender with a simulated coalload and a working backup light, and an authentic Norfolk andWestern paint scheme. 15½" long...............................#R91935D $ 499You’ll also find books and DVDs that areentertaining and a great source for referenceinformation, signs and shirts, prints and puzzles,and much more. So make your selections,call us toll free at 800-261-5922, visitus online at <strong>HistoricRail</strong>.<strong>com</strong>, or return theorder form in the envelope provided.Whatever means you choose, we look forwardto serving you.Thanks!Rick AppleP.S. Recently, we sent out an e-mail offering75% off a wonderful railroad “whodunnit”based in the old west. Many of you tookadvantage of that great bargain, but even moreof you didn’t receive the offer because wedidn’t have your e-mail address! For those ofyou who missed out: enter #R05932 into theSearch box at <strong>HistoricRail</strong>.<strong>com</strong> and you, too,can order at 75% savings. And, whether or notyou buy this particular book, call us at800-261-5922 with your e-mail address sothat we can notify you of future specials. Thee-mails are free, but the savings are huge!LIMITED EDITIONNorfolk & Western’sY-Class ArticulatedSteam Lo<strong>com</strong>otivesDixon, Parker & Huddleston.Filled with rare archivalphotographs and mechanicaldrawings, this bookexamines the design anddevelopment of N&W’s famous Y Class 2-8-8-2<strong>com</strong>pound articulated (Mallet) steam lo<strong>com</strong>otivesfrom their inception in 1910 through 1952, when thelast of the mighty behemoths was built. 128 pages,200 B&W photographs and illustrations,8½"x 11", hardcover......................#R02452B $ 29.95Pocahontas GloryVolume 6: A Class 2-6-6-4s& Y Class 2-8-8-2sSee moreof the series onpage 31!This series examinessteam lo<strong>com</strong>otive acrossthe Norfolk and Western –the last major railroad to abandonSpecial Introductory Price!Save $ 15Good Thru March 31, 2010steam – in the 1950s. In this volume, you’ll enjoy16mm color film footage of Y Class 2-8-8-2s, AClass 2-6-6-4s and Z Class 2-6-6-2s on freightand coal trains; electrics on the N&W andVirginian Railways; and more. Color andB&W, 51 minutes......................#RV7233C $ 39.95
New & NotewororthyThis is just a sampling of the hundredsof new items in this issue of Historic Rail.Find more throughout the catalog!Joes atSnowlineLarryFisher.In their finalLIMITED EDITION month ofoperation,two “LittleJoes” – originallybuiltby GE forRussia –lead a milelongMilwaukeeRoad freightup northernIdaho’sSt. PaulPass in May, 1974. 17"x 21" print is signed andnumbered by the artist........................#R07853C $ 299Images of RailRailroads and Depotsof Orange CountyRichardson. Filled with rarearchival images, this photo-historyexamines more than 130 years ofrailroading and depots in OrangeCounty, California. You’ll view historicSanta Fe, Southern Pacific and Union Pacific depots;Pacific Electric Railway interurban operations; WorldWar II troops moving through the region; Amtrak andMetrolink stations; and more. 128 pages, approximately200 B&W photographs, 6½"x 9¼",softcover..........................................#R03809B $ 21.95Bangor andAroostook in ColorThese lavishly illustratedbooks examine theBangor and Aroostook –the “Maine Railroad” –from 1950 through its2002 bankruptcy. You’llvisit the inland and waterfrontindustries it served, viewpassenger and freight operationsthat were unique to the B&A, and more. 128 pages,200+ color photographs, 8½"x 11",hardcover................................................... $ 59.95 eachVolume 1 – Angier. Examine the diverse fleet ofmotive power that included BL2s, E- and F-units,Geeps, and 44-tonners. Includes a full diesel rosterfrom October, 1947, to January, 2002..........#R05240CNEW! Volume 2 – Melvin. View first-generationdiesels that operated until they were museum pieces;brightly colored boxcars that attracted national attentionin the 1950s; operations and facilities; the operationsof successor road Montreal, Maine& Atlantic Railway; and more.......................#R05475C“AllGamblersandFancyWomen”MetalSignInformingselect travelers to “sign up withthe conductor” before the train leaves the station, thisnostalgic metal sign measures 12"x 6" andincludes mounting holes.................#R69357B $ 15.95Pennsy SteamThis program presents thrillingarchival film of PennsylvaniaRailroad steam lo<strong>com</strong>otives!You’ll enjoy 1930s footage shot onHorseshoe Curve; visit the Altoonatest plant to see K4s being testedwith new valve gears and smoke deflectors; seeClass J1 2-10-4s on the PRR line betweenColumbus and Sandusky, Ohio; visit New York andNew Jersey in 1955 to view the last Pennsy strongholdfor Class K4 4-6-2 Pacific passenger operations;view K4 #1361 in 1987; and more.Color and B&W, 1 hour...............#RV2215C $ 29.95BearTracksJigsawPuzzleDan Christ.Leading aspringtimecoal train,ReadingRailroadcamelbacksteamlo<strong>com</strong>otive#1584windsthrough Appalachian bear country.This 500-piece puzzle measures 24"x 18"when assembled...#R67142C $ 9.95Limited Edition Print – 24½"x 20"print is signed and numberedby the artist............#R78032C $ 115Black BearsPerfect for yourwoodlands scene,this HO scale, plasticset includes sixblack bears (threeadults and three playful cubs), each finelydetailed and painted by hand.........#R95540C $ 10.95Everett White in the WestStarting in 1940, Everett Whitecrisscrossed America, filminginterurban, trolley and rapid transitlines, often just before abandonment.This collection of White tractionmovies ranging from Chicago to thewest coast from 1940 through the mid-1960s showsyou cable cars in Seattle and San Francisco; thequirky Leonard’s M&O subway in Fort Worth, Texas;and much more. Color and B&W,1 hour..........................................#RV5703B $ 29.95Colorado and South DakotaSteam RailwaysThis program takes you to sixsteam <strong>railroads</strong> in Colorado andSouth Dakota: the Cripple Creek& Victor Narrow Gauge Railroad,Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad,Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad,Georgetown Loop, and Black Hills Central. You’llalso view diesel operations on the Royal GorgeRoute, San Luis & Rio Grande, and Leadville; trolleysat the Fort Collins Municipal Railway andDenver Rail Heritage Society; and more.2 hours.........................................#RV6518C $ 24.95GP7 Diesel Lo<strong>com</strong>otivesTheseDCCequipped,HO scalemodelsfeature a5-poleNew Tooling!motor with dual flywheels foroptimum performance at allspeeds, operating head andbackup lights, movable metalcut levers, finely molded railingsand stanchions, a diecast chassis, all-wheel drive,an authentic paint scheme,and a lifetime limited warranty.7¾" long. $84.95 eachA: Baltimore &Ohio................#R95189CB: ChessieSystem...........#R96477CC: New YorkCentral...........#R92758CFord F-850Boom TrucksReplicating FordF-850 boom trucks,these HO scale, plasticmodels feature anewly tooled deckand movable boom, working outriggers,a molded cab interior with asteering wheel and clear windowglazing, factory applied detail partssuch as side-view mirrors, freerollingwheels with realisticallytreaded rubber tires, and authenticmarkings. 4" long. $24.95 eachA: New York Central......#R96916DB: PennsylvaniaRailroad.....................#R96917DC: Rock Island...............#R96918DD: Santa Fe.....................#R96919DE: Southern Railway.....#R96920DF: Union Pacific............#R96921DOrderToll Free: F800-26161- 5922D: Pennsylvania Railroad...........................#R90964CE: Clinchfield..............................................#R96458CF: Union Pacific..........................................#R90617C250-Ton Craneswith TendersReplicating a type of railroadcrane in use sinceAthe 1940s, these HOscale models feature afinely molded body andB a detailed underframe,a rotating and elevatingboom, a boom tenderwith sideboards and aC brake wheel, and anauthentic paint scheme.12" long. $42.95 eachA: Burlington NorthernD Santa Fe...#R96942DB: Delaware &Hudson.....#R96943DC: Denver & Rio GrandeE Western....#R96944DD: Seaboard Railway..................................#R96945DE: Southern Pacific.....................................#R96946DAABCDEFBCDEF3