Remembered for it years of excursion service out of St Louis, the Frisco 1522 is beloved by all Frisco railfans.

Frisco Railroad Engineer discussing Christmas deliveries with Santa Claus himself... and maybe receiving a special present from ole Santa.

The St Louis-San Francisco Railroad, The FRISCO, named its beautiful passenger diesels after famous horses, most Kentucky Derby winners some military i.e. Traveler, General Robert E. Lees famous horse.

A workhorse of the Frisco Railroad, these freight F-unit diesels burnished the rails for decades.

One of the very last diesels purchased by the FRISCO Railroad, these GP50 diesels were a sight to behold.

Coffee Mug featuring the FRISCO Railroads logo superimposed over the paint scheme of its freight diesel locomotives. A very unique way to present the railroads logo.

6 inch x 6 inch square tin black logo sign of the Frisco Railroad.

6 inch x 6 inch square tin Blue logo sign of the Frisco Railroad.

6 inch x 6 inch square tin Frisco Faster Freight logo sign used by the Frisco Railroad.

6 inch x 6 inch square tin Frisco Line Old logo sign of the Frisco Railroad.

6 inch x 6 inch square tin Red logo sign of the Frisco Railroad.

Exclusive trailer hitch cover for the FRISCO railfan. Fits the larger 2 inch hitch receiver found on nearly all pickup trucks, large and medium SUVs and many automobiles. Photo shows the front, back and side view of three hitch covers.

Frisco License Plate with famous coon skin logo used for more than a hundred years.

Colorful electric light switch COVER fits standard American single light switches requiring two (2) screws. Covers are heavy gauge metal and include the two mounting screws.

NEW, NOT YET AVAILABLE. WATCH THIS SITE FOR AVAILIBILITY. The FRISCO Railroad black and yellow diesel freight color scheme is well represented in the new tee. The coon skin logo sets it off.

The Frisco Railroads passenger E-8 diesels were named after celebrity horses, such as Kentucky Derby winners, General Robert E. Lees Traveler and many more.

Pad features F-3 diesel pulling a long freight in its as delivered paint scheme.

Pad features F-7 diesel pulling a manifest freight on the Ship IT on the Frisco, the St Louis–San Francisco Railroad.

The Frisco Railroads last series of diesels were these orange and white EMD GP-50 locomotives, before being merged into the BN.

Spanking new Frisco F-diesels in black and yellow freight color scheme. Unique sign of a historic railroad locomotive. Collect them all.

St Louis San Francisco, the Frisco named its passenger diesels after famous horses, such as Robert E Lees Traveler and more. The Frisco Mouse pad lists all the names and numbers.

The famous Frisco 1522 steam locomotive is featured under a turn of the century Frisco logo, emblazoned on a parchment background.

The FRISCO Railroad operated an extensive Bus Line within its territory, covering 711 Bus miles, providing excellent connections with the FRISCO passenger schedules. A very unique and rare image of the Bus and the FTC logo.

Tin sign featuring Frisco Christmas scene of times gone by. A beautiful time capsul of an old advertisement.

Beautiful Frisco passenger E-unit diesel blazes across this tin sign with a period time table cover. The Frisco named its passenger diesels after famous horses, such as Sea Biscuit, General Lees Traveler and more.

Reproduction tin sign featuring an old FRISCO advertisement published by the St Louis-San Francisco Railroad, promoting its fast service between the factory and the store.

A unique tin sign that was a familiar site on just about every passenger train in times gone by.

A familiar sign found in just about all railroad stations in times gone by. Very nostalgic and comical if used in the right setting.

FRISCO Lines operated extensive truck service over 3,412 truck miles throughout FRISCO Railroads territory, providing pick-up and delivery to customers all along its lines. This is a rare image of one of the trucks used circa 1951, along with the FTC log