This is a vintage two-page advertisement for the Theatre Express, a railway transportation product by American Locomotive Train Co.
The ad dates back to 1946 and is in very good condition, making it a great piece for framing. The pages are approximately 10.5 x 13.75 inches each.
The ad showcases the Theatre Express as a travel option and may be of interest to collectors of vintage travel-…

The Steam Sound Decoder V 4.6 by Train Control Systems (TCS) is a model railroad decoder designed for locomotives with DCC-ready 9-pin plugs.
It can be hard-wired or plugly into any locomotive with a 9-pin JST plug. The decoder includes an auxiliary harness for attaching your speaker, CAM, Keep Alive®, and for additional lighting functions.
With CD-quality sound and back EMF load compensa…

The WhisperTech Diesel Decoder V 4 by Train Control System is a universal decoder designed for locomotives with DCC-ready 9-pin plugs or those that cannot accommodate a motherboard or WOWKit.
It can be hard-wired or plugly into any locomotive with a 9-pin JST plug. The decoder is compatible with any T-Series harness and comes with an auxiliary harness for attaching a speaker, AUX input, Keep …

The Kato 37-6113 HO Scale Amtrak GE P 42 Genesis 50th Anniversary Phase I #161 is a high-end model train perfect for collectors and enthusiasts.
This locomotive is a modern 4200 horsepower passenger train used across the United States and Canada, and has replaced the EMD F 40PH in revenue service.
The P 42 has undergone several physical revisions to improve its maintenance and parts repla…

This vintage magazine page features an ad for the Electro-Motive Diesel Hauler, a locomotive produced by General Motors in 1951. Measuring approximately 10 1/4 x 13 1/2 inches, the page is in very good condition and would be great for framing.
The ad highlights the locomotive's diesel power and its use for railway transportation. This unique piece of history would make a great addition to any…

The Ammo by Mig AMIG 4523 Issue 24 is a modeling price guide and publication, focusing on painting techniques and aging of scale models and figures.
This issue centers on locomotives that are in service of owners other than the original, exploring unique aspects of applying new paint schemes and symbols, as well as representing wear and the passage of time on both factory and hastily repainte…

This Taylor-Morris Railroad Scripophily is a historical item from 1869, measuring 8 1/2in x 13 1/2in, and signed four times.
The document bears the signature of Moses Taylor, a prominent New York merchant and banker in the 19th century, who was known for his vast investments in railroads and industry.
This piece is a valuable addition to any collection of railroads - stocks and bonds, scr…