Railroad Art, Prints, Posters and More.  Page 3.

Classic Streamliner Art

H.L. Scott. These lithographs are created from original pen and ink artworks  painstakingly created using a process called pointillism, which uses thousands of  dots - and no lines - to complete a drawing. This set features three of the most  radical and famous streamliners from the New York Central, C&NW and Burlington. Comes mounted in a black metal frame with black matte, and includes railroad pins   and embossed artist's signature. 11"x 26".
 ....#0R07504 $99.95

Pere Marquette

Here we see a beautifully painted E7A diesel of the Pere Marquette Railroad leaving New York bound for the Midwest. 14"x 9?" print comes mounted in a 20"x 16"  matte.
.....#0R07704 $29.95

The Hiawatha

Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad. This fabulous print of the luxury  streamliner "Hiawatha" measures 14"x 9?" and arrives mounted in a 20"x 16" matte.  A great image of a real classic!
.....#0R07707 $29.95

Northern Pacific's "North
Coast Limited"

Inaugurated in 1900, the North Coast Limited was a deluxe summer flyer that is  the most remembered of Northern Pacific's passenger trains. This print of "The  Limited" measures 9?"x 14" and arrives mounted in a 16"x 20" matte.
.....#0R07708 $29.95

Sounds of Seattle

Jim Jordan. Great Northern's P-2 type engine #2509 rumbles across the Salmon Bay Bridge, a longstanding landmark of northwest Seattle, Washington. This  massive drawbridge was in service through the 1960s and provided the GN with  direct access to Seattle from the north along Puget Sound. Onlookers must have  had all their senses alerted with the sights and sounds of this mighty engine  crossing Salmon Bay. 24?"x 17?" print is signed by the artist.
.....#0R07103 $49.95

Bruce Friesch. Here in Milwaukee we see engine number 5013A & B, an EMD E7  diesel locomotive, and in the background is engine number 2908, a 4-6-2 Pacific  Steam Locomotive. 14"x 11" print.
.....#0R07254 $29.95

Purina Junction

John Winfield. It's early evening at "Purina Junction." The Rock's old guard Geep idles in the foreground while new GE power drags a grain train past. Storm clouds are gathering in the distance, just as they were for the Rock Island in the mid-1970s. 18"x 24" print is signed by the artist.
.....#0R07311 $29.95