2009 Trains and Railroad Greeting Cards, Pictures Monthly Desk and Wall Greeting Cards.

Howard Fogg. An I-4 class 4-6-2 Pacific leads the New Haven Railroad's all-Pullman Yankee Clipper passenger train between New York and Boston in the 1930s. This set of ten 6¾"x 4¾" cards - each with the inside verse, "Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year" - includes envelopes.
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Larry Fisher. A Southern Pacific S-10 class 0-6-0 switcher shuffles a short cut of cars across San Jose, California, while, under the watchful eye of their mother, two young boys glow with excitement. Set includes six 6¼"x 4" cards with insides that are blank and backs that feature a detailed story of the scene depicted. Includes envelopes.
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Larry Fisher. Southern Pacific's famous Lark - led by an equally famous GS4 class 4-8-4 in Daylight markings - makes an early morning arrival at Glendale in the spring of 1949. Set includes six 6¼"x 4" cards with insides that are blank and backs that feature a detailed story of the scene depicted. Includes envelopes.
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Marc Desobeau. On a clear winter day, Union Pacific SD70M #4911 and two C44s exit a snow shed as they descend California's 7,089-foot Donner Pass. This set of ten 6¾"x 4¾" cards - each with the inside verse, "Hope all good things are headed your way at Christmas and always!" - includes envelopes.
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Charlie Amos. A northbound New York, Ontario & Western Railway extra drifts down the grade from the summit of the Delaware River Valley to Merrickville (New York) Station in the late 1940s. This set of ten 6¾"x 4¾" cards - each with the inside verse, "May all the joys of Christmas find their way to you!" - includes envelopes.
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Ted Blaylock. An industrious Rio Grande Southern 2-8-0 steam locomotive works the mines near Telluride in the late 1800s. This set of ten 6¾"x 4¾" cards - each with the inside verse, "Wishing you an old-fashioned Christmas filled with old-fashioned cheer! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year" - includes envelopes.
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Larry Fisher. After delays caused by a derailment and track maintenance work near the busy 21st Street Crossings, Chicago's Central Station begins to clear out its backlog of passenger trains during the early evening hours in November, 1953. This set of six 6¼"x 4" cards with envelopes features insides that are blank and backs that feature a detailed story of the scene depicted.
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Howard Fogg. Featuring the nostalgic railroad artwork of Howard Fogg, this assortment of 20 holiday cards (2 each of 10 designs) includes 22 railroad-themed envelopes. Cards measure 6¾"x 4¾" and include an inside description of the artwork and a message such as, "With every good wish for Christmas and the New Year."
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Larry Fisher. Jacksonville Terminal was patterned after Penn Station and was touted as the busiest train station south of Washington D.C. On this busy night in 1949, we see Seaboard's Silver Meteor backing into one of the terminal's 14 stub tracks while trains from Southern, Atlantic Coast Line and Florida East Coast sit quietly beside her. On stub track 12, a switcher finishes spotting some heavyweights. Set includes six 6¼"x 4" cards with insides that are blank and backs that feature a detailed story of the scene depicted. Includes envelopes.
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Wentworth Folkins. The Dominion, sporting a new FP7 at the point, pauses briefly to discharge its passengers while a muscular 2-10-4 Selkirk looks on from an adjacent track. Set includes six 6¼"x 4" cards with insides that are blank and backs that feature a detailed story of the scene depicted. Includes envelopes.
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Larry Fisher. In the early evening hours of May 1961, the railfans of Guelph, Ontario gather at their historic station on Carden Street to welcome Canadian National's 4-8-4 excursion train #6167. Set includes six 6¼"x 4" cards with insides that are blank and backs that feature a detailed story of the scene depicted. Includes envelopes.
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This colorful sign is patterned after a vintage holiday advertisement for the Missouri Pacific and features Santa Clause flying over the MoPac passenger train, The Eagle. Made of white-gloss aluminum, this sign measures 12"x 10" and includes mounting holes.
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Celebrate the season with this nostalgic New York Central Christmas sign patterned after an advertisement run by the road in the 1940s. The sign features Santa and his team of reindeer floating over the tail of New York Central's famous 20th Century Limited. White-gloss aluminum measures 12"x 10" and includes mounting holes.
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Larry Fisher. At North Portal, Saskatchewan, a Soo Line 4-8-2 Mountain steam locomotive awaits the arrival of the Mountaineer passenger train while a Soo Line caboose hop powered by a 2-8-2 Mikado departs the station. Set includes six 6¼"x 4" cards with insides that are blank and backs that feature a detailed story of the scene depicted. Includes envelopes.
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John Winfield. Running alongside the Truckee River, three Southern Pacific SD45 diesel locomotives begin their climb, lugging freight over the Sierra Mountains into California. This set of ten 6¾"x 4¾" cards - each with the inside verse, "May your holidays be happy days all the way down the line. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year" - includes envelopes.
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Phil Pokorny. This handsome greeting card set features one of the most elegant and famous streamliners to ever grace the rails, the Union Pacific's M10000. The set includes eight 6¼"x 4¼" cards with insides that are blank and a slip sheet that features a detailed story of the streamliner. Includes envelopes.

Be sure to see the other streamliner greeting card sets in this series.
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