Engine or Locomotive & Railroad or Train Tracks Wall Clock by WatchBuddy Timepieces (Slate Blue Frame)
WatchBuddy Wall Clocks are the World's Most Lovable Theme Clocks - combining beauty and functionality, they are a wonderful home wall decor accent. They bring personality and fun to any room. They make great Kitchen Clocks, but also are great for display on the Living Room, Family Room, Den, Children's Room or Bedroom Wall. These wall clocks are only available online. They are a unique and perfect gift idea or present for all occasions such as a House Warming, Birthday, Anniversary, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Valentine's Day, Graduation, Christmas or Hanukkah. Each of our WatchBuddy theme products is carefully designed & crafted and then graced with an image of world class fine art (paintings & drawings); fine photographic art; charming, endearing or humorous realistic art or cartoon art; or iconic designs & symbols. Our vast library of images encompasses almost every theme and subject imaginable!
![1943 Santa Fe Super Chief New Mexico Railroad Train [16 x 20 Photograph]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/512NK6Lh2%2BL._SL75_.jpg)
1943 Santa Fe Super Chief New Mexico Railroad Train [16 x 20 Photograph]Become enraptured by the size and strength of the Super Chief locomotive! Sometimes called The Train of the Stars, this one of a kind creation ruled the railroad, and everyone knew it. The photograph, taken in Sante Fe of 1943, displays the incredible strength and power its moving cars had over the railway and its customers. Just look how the people alongside it stand in awe and amazement at such an incredible masterpiece. The first to use the diesel-engine, it was also an early sleeping car train in America, and prided itself as a lap of luxury for all its clientele.
Engine or Locomotive & Railroad or Train Tracks Wall Clock by WatchBuddy Timepieces (Black Frame)WatchBuddy Wall Clocks are the World's Most Lovable Theme Clocks - combining beauty and functionality, they are a wonderful home wall decor accent. They bring personality and fun to any room. They make great Kitchen Clocks, but also are great for display on the Living Room, Family Room, Den, Children's Room or Bedroom Wall. These wall clocks are only available online. They are a unique and perfect gift idea or present for all occasions such as a House Warming, Birthday, Anniversary, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Valentine's Day, Graduation, Christmas or Hanukkah. Each of our WatchBuddy theme products is carefully designed & crafted and then graced with an image of world class fine art (paintings & drawings); fine photographic art; charming, endearing or humorous realistic art or cartoon art; or iconic designs & symbols. Our vast library of images encompasses almost every theme and subject imaginable!
![New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroads Film: Great Railroad At Work (1952) [DVD]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41tooE%2BZ-9L._SL75_.jpg)
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroads Film: Great Railroad At Work (1952) [DVD]A railroad film classic, Great Railroad at Work provides a detailed picture of the operations of the New York, New Haven, and Hartford Railroad during the early 1940's. Both steam (I-3 Pacifics, Mountains, and Hudson I-5's) and diesel (Alco DL-109's and Alco switchers) engines are shown, including how steam engines were repaired in the roundhouse. There is lots of behind-the-scenes footage showing all the maintenance, loading, workers, and preparations of both cargo and passenger trains. Included is footage of a woman buying a ticket in Grand Central Station, conductors yelling "All aboard!" for the Yankee Clipper, the car float operations in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, transfers at the Maybrook terminal in upstate New York, an ancient New Haven electric switcher in operation at the car floats, and an Erie steam engine at Maybrook. Narration is by the infamous Lowell Thomas.
![New York Central Railroad Film: The Big Train (1950) [DVD]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41xe5uwp-zL._SL75_.jpg)
New York Central Railroad Film: The Big Train (1950) [DVD]The Big Train, made for the New York Central Railroad, shows how integral the railroad companies were to the growth and economy of the country, and makes the case for deregulation of the industry. Alfred Perlman, president of the NYCR, introduces the film and then takes the audience on a freight train ride through the country, cities, and industrial areas. These scenes are somewhat exciting for their melodramatic soundtrack and bombastic narration. Afterwards, Perlman reappears, pipe in hand, in order to levy the charge that the federal and state governments are strangling the railroad companies with taxes. He makes the case that other forms of transportation are not taxed, echoing a common argument of the time, all while cleaning his pipe.
![Third Avenue El: A Train Ride on the old New York City Third Avenue Line (1950s) [DVD]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41AEh59XxeL._SL75_.jpg)
Third Avenue El: A Train Ride on the old New York City Third Avenue Line (1950s) [DVD]This lovingly made film contains rare footage of the Third Avenue Elevated Railway in Manhattan, which was torn down fifty years ago and replaced by the modern subway system. The harpsichord score is the perfect accompaniment to the whimsical story of this film, which revolves around a coin stuck to the floor of the car. There are so many great shots of 1950s New York here, including Bowery Street, the Bronx, old trains, and many shots of landmarks and buildings. We ride on the train as it winds its way through apartment buildings, past webs of clotheslines, and around factories. We get a taste of what it must have been like to ride the old el through the eyes of different passengers, including a bum, a little girl, and a young man. This charming ode to a bygone era is a must see for anyone interested in vintage film of New York City, or vintage train cars and stations.
All Aboard 1000 Piece Schmid PuzzleA collage of old train postcards, ads, stamps, tickets, pictures. Lots of detail, every piece has only one place it will go. This is a puzzle you use the picture to figure out where each piece goes.
