Remarkable Steam Trains 2015 Calendar

Remarkable Steam Trains 2015 Calendar

This exceptional collection of classic train images offers thundering power and great style through more than 50 years of railroading. Remarkable Steam Trains range from a New York Central 'Mo-hawk' passing through Chicago, to engine 2807 wading through the 1951 Mississippi River flood in Iowa, to the sleek stainless-steel 'Silver Wings' pulling the southbound 'Texas Zephyr' through Palmer Lake, Colorado. Steam's up; don't miss the call! (14 - 22 inches, open). (former title: Those Remarkable Trains)
January: Colorado and Southern 806 is street running with a southbound freight on Mason Avenue, Fort Collins, Colorado on November 23, 1957.
February: New York Central 4000, its first EMD Class E7A, is in concert with a newer Class E8-A, lead Train 44, the eastbound "New York Special" out of Chicago, Illinois on November 10, 1962.
March: October 1, 1958, Illinois Central 2608 is leading a coal train past the well maintained Du Bois, Illinois depot, pulling off the main line to allow higher priority traffic to pass.
April: Norfolk and Western 2149 is near Montvale, Virginia with a mile of empty coal hoppers in tow on April 25, 1957. Engine 2149, a Class Y6, 2-8-8-2, was built in 1939 in the company s Roanoke, Virginia shops, and continued in service until the end of steam operations in 1960.
May: Canadian National helper 3423 is assisting road engine 6240 on Photographed by Bill Price an eastbound freight at Hamilton, Ontario on May 17, 1958.
June: Western Pacific 920A is on the point of a westbound freight, crossing the Keddie Wye Trestle, California in June 1969.
July: Central Vermont 603 sits at the White River Junction, Vermont depot with the southbound "Ambassador" on July 23, 1952. Central Vermonter 603 is one of four Mountain, 4-8-2, Type locomotives built by American Locomotive Works in 1927.
August: Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 5629, a Class O5-A Northern, 4-8-4, is leading freight near Gretna, Nebraska, 20 miles southwest of Omaha in August of 1956.
September: Western Maryland Challenger, 4-6-6-4, 1202 is on a westbound freight passing the water tank at Lap, Maryland on September 13, 1952.
October: Norfolk and Western 131, a Class K-2a Mountain (4-8-2) leads Train #14 as it leaves Luray, Virginia, on October 12, 1955.
November: Southern Pacific s small engine terminal at Port Costa, California, located about twenty-five miles from Oakland, California, was one of their last terminals to use steam power.
December: Wabash 493 and 486, EMD GP-9s, are coming through Decatur, Illinois with the "Wabash Cannonball" on December 12, 1960.
Tide-mark press has been publishing quality calendars for over 35 years. Search for these 12 Tide-mark train calendars:
Baltimore & Ohio
Colorado Narrow Guage
Great Northern Railway
Great Trains
Howard Fogg
Milwaukee Road
Pennsylvania Railroad
Railroading!
Remarkable Steam Trains
Santa Fe
Shortline Railroads
Union Pacific
Country USA
Manufacturer Tide-Mark Pr Ltd (C)
Binding Calendar
Format Wall Calendar
EANs 9781594909924
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

Country	USA
Manufacturer	Tide-Mark Pr Ltd (C)
Binding	Calendar
Format	Wall Calendar
EANs	9781594909924
ReleaseDate	0000-00-00

Remarkable Steam Trains 2015 Calendar

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