Item Tag : Trains

1983 Revell Paint With Water Coloring Book Super Trains Unused

The 1983 Revell Paint With Water Coloring Book Super Trains is a vintage coloring book featuring trains as the theme. Published by Revell in the 1980s, this paperback book is part of the « Paint With Water » series and is designed for children ages 4-12. The book is illustrated and provides an engaging and creative experience for young readers who enjoy art and culture. With its unique watercolor paint feature, this book allows children to bring the trains to life through their own artistic creations, making it a fun and interactive learning experience.

SOME CLASSIC TRAINS BY ARTHUR D DUBIN HARDCOVER

The product is a hardcover book titled « SOME CLASSIC TRAINS » written by Arthur Dubin. It is written in English and focuses on the topic of trains. This book is a classic piece that provides insight into the world of trains and their significance in history and culture. The author’s expertise and passion for trains are evident throughout the book, making it a valuable read for enthusiasts and anyone interested in the topic. This hardcover edition is a timeless collectible that will be cherished for years to come. This is an estate find. I am not an expert. Please ask questions. Please check out our other items.

DECADE OF THE TRAINS: THE 1940S By Don Ball 1984 Paperback

« Decade of the Trains: The 1940s » by Don Ball is a vintage paperback book published in 1984 by Little Brown & Company. The book, written in English, delves into the world of trains during the 1940s, making it a valuable read for both young adults and adults interested in history and transportation. With its detailed exploration of the era’s trains and the author’s expertise, this book serves as a fascinating and informative piece for anyone looking to learn more about this specific time period in train history.

STEAM OVER DONNER HARDBOUND 180 PAGES

STEAM OVER DONNER HARDBOUND 180 PAGES A Chronological Pictorial History of Southern Pacific’s Donner Pass 1930’s through early 1950’s Duncan Hill describes Southern Pacific operations with lots of black and white photographs of the period.