Canadian National (CN)

Hardcover book. Subtitled: "Rehor, Wood & Harwood revisit the branchlines of Ontario" Second in our landmark Speed Graphics series. This title concentrates on the Rehor-Wood-Harwood travels in southwestern Ontario in July 1958. Where this narrative...

Hardcover book. Subtitled: "Rehor, Wood & Harwood revisit the branchlines of Ontario" Our second 1958 volume, and third in the Speed Graphics series, picks up the action right where its predecessor leaves off. Further, it sets the stage for the grand...

Turn the clock back more than forty years to the last decade of steam operation on the network of CNR lines radiating out of Allandale, sixty miles north of Toronto and division point of the 672-mile Allandale Division . . . to an era before the...

Softcover book. Subtitled: "Action at a CNR junction north of Toronto in 1952" This initial softcover volume marked the author’s return to reconstructing 1950s steam railway operations. With a fictional point-of-view character, this treatment...

"Until someone invents a time machine, the best way to visit the railway operations of yesteryear in Southern Ontario is through the pages of Ian Wilson’s books. Through the pages of Steam Echoes of Hamilton, take a trip back to the railway...

Softcover book. Subtitled: "A parade of CNR & CPR locomotives through Jim Guerrin's lens" First in a series of all-colour softcovers featuring Jim Guerin pictures in Ontario and Quebec. Both CNR and CPR steam and diesel in the mid-to-late 1950s, with...

Softcover book. Subtitled: "A parade of CNR & CPR locomotives through Bob Krone's lens" Fourth in a series of all-colour softcovers featuring pictures in Ontario and Quebec. This volume will showcase CNR and CPR (and the occasional foreign road)...

Softcover book. Subtitled: "The CNR and CPR in 1954 and 1955 through Jim Guerrin's lens" Second in a series of all-colour softcovers featuring Jim Guerin pictures in Ontario and Quebec. This volume showcases CNR and CPR steam and diesel in Ontario during...

Softcover book. Subtitled: "The CNR and CPR from 1956 to 1959 through Jim Guerrin's lens" Third in a series of all-colour softcovers featuring Jim Guerin pictures in Ontario and Quebec. This volume showcases CNR and CPR steam and diesel in Ontario from...

Along with Steam at Allandale, the additional 375 images and 57 maps comprising the new Steam Scenes of Allandale complete the record of a network of CNR lines in the postwar steam era. Stand amid cinder-blanketed shop tracks as locomotives are serviced...

Softcover book. Subtitled: "Revisiting a CNR division point and motive power shop" This is a 48-page softbound title exclusively devoted to the CNR operations at Stratford, Ontario. It replicates the content and style of "Steam Scenes of Allandale". The...

Hardcover book. Subtitled: "Operations around the clock on the Oakville Subdivision" This final 192-page hardcover will document late steam-era operations over the entirety of the CNR’s Oakville Subdivision between Toronto's Union Station and...

Softcover book. Featuring: Tempo's origins Tempo cars Tempo locomotives Tales of Tempo: Remembering the early years Tempo in CN service Tempo's family tree From CN to VIA Second careers in Colorado and Quebec Full circle: Tempo returns to...

These easy-to-build HO plastic car kits feature a one-piece body with details moulded in place. Decorated models feature authentic paint and lettering schemes with end reporting marks. In addition, the trucks feature nonmagnetic axles and the coupler...

Spurred by the postwar business boom and in an effort to replace worn out equipment, North American railroads built large numbers of 40' box cars to the AAR standard designs beginning in 1945. Prototypes were built with different combinations of roof...

Spurred by the postwar business boom and in an effort to replace worn out equipment, North American railroads built large numbers of 40' box cars to the AAR standard designs beginning in 1945. Prototypes were built with different combinations of roof...

Spurred by the postwar business boom and in an effort to replace worn out equipment, North American railroads built large numbers of 40' box cars to the AAR standard designs beginning in 1945. Prototypes were built with different combinations of roof...

Before the advent of specialty car types (such as covered hoppers and auto racks), nearly every type of product was shipped in a boxcar. 50’ boxcars gained popularity in the late 1930s as they offered additional space for bulkier freight vs. the...

Before the advent of specialty car types (such as covered hoppers and auto racks), nearly every type of product was shipped in a boxcar. 50’ boxcars gained popularity in the late 1930s as they offered additional space for bulkier freight vs. the...

Before the advent of specialty car types (such as covered hoppers and auto racks), nearly every type of product was shipped in a boxcar. 50’ boxcars gained popularity in the late 1930s as they offered additional space for bulkier freight vs. the...