The latest design in railroad logo tees featuring the locomotive paint scheme streaming out from the logo. Who could mistake the BNSF Railways latest diesel color scheme and new logo.

Latest design in railroad logo tees featuring the diesel paint scheme streaming out from the logo. There is no mistaking the fluted siding used on CB&Qs early E-unit diesels and passenger cars.

Who could mistake the classic green and yellow paint scheme used by the Chicago & NorthWestern Railroad on its diesels. This logo tee uses those colors streaming out from the logo.

New design in railroad logo tees featuring the locomotive paint scheme streaming out from the logo. There is no mistaking the streamlined F7 Class 4-6-4 streamlined Hiawatha steam locomotive paint scheme used on this tee.

There is no mistaking the magnificant Eagle logo of the Missouri Pacific Railroad... Several Eagle names were used on their flagship passenger trains.

The latest design in railroad logo tees featuring the locomotive paint scheme streaming out from the logo. Who could mistake the Rio Grandes Thru The Rockies logo along with their speed lettering logo.

The latest design in railroad logo tees featuring the locomotive paint scheme streaming out from the logo. These feature the yellow band down the side of the Santa Fe Railways Warbonnet paint scheme. What a great and unmistakable look.

The latest design in railroad logo tees featuring the locomotive paint scheme streaming out from the logo. There is no mistaking the Black Widow paint scheme used on these tees.

The latest design in railroad logo tees featuring the locomotive paint scheme streaming out from the logo. Southerns nostalgic logo and that unmistakable Crescent logo used on the side of their E-unit diesels.

The latest design in railroad logo tees featuring the locomotive paint scheme streaming out from the logo. Who could mistake the UPs grey, red and yellow paint scheme.

One of the Rio Grande Railroads beautiful steam locomotives along with turn of the century script on a parchment background adorns this classic tee design.

Featuring GMs lightweight train with a heavyweight future. Offered in 1955 to lower RR costs and boost revenues, two trainsets were leased to various railroads. Both can be seen today at St Louis and Green Bay railroad museums.

One of the Canadian National Railways newest widebody diesel electric locomotives on a beautiful Texas Brunt Orange tee. Includes logos of today and yesterday.

T-Shirt Eagle Design #1 - Pic thru the options to make the item you want. Sweat shirts are $25.95 T-shirts are $13.95 Long Sleeve shirts are $16.95

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The Chicago, North Shore & Milwaukee Line operated some of the most beautiful electric trains in the world....those Electroliner train sets. This tee salutes those fast and wonderful trains with style.

A beautiful Great Northern passenger E-unit diesel pulling the famous Empire Builder transcontinental passenger train through the great north west. A beautiful and unique design. Rocky the mountain goat can be seen on a distant hill.

This shirt features signs and symbols used by early 20th Century American Hobos to warn and inform their fellow Knights of the road. Just below the symbols is a Hobo camp with three Hobos a dog and glowing camp fire.

Illinois Central E-unit passenger power heading up the City of New Orleans on a chocolate brown premium tee shirt.

Santa Fe Super Chief dipicted in this distressed old poster look that is so popular today. Distressed is the latest look in todays t-shirt design technology. Tee features F-unit diesels, Santa Fe emblems and a cameo of the real Big Chief.

Beautiful tee saluting the great work and sacrafice Americas Women gave during World War II. Thousands of Women took the place of railroad men who were off to war.