Cap features the Penn Centrals red/white worms in love logo. Gold surround contains operating dates and corporate name. Not embroidery.

Cap features the Pennsylvania Railroads famous keystone logo. Gold surround contains operating dates and corporate name. NOT EMBROIDERY.

Coffee Mug celebrating the Pennsylvania Railroads 100th Anniversary in 1946. At one time the Pennsy was the WORLDS largest company.

Pennsylvania Railroads St. Louisian crossing a stone bridge near Horseshoe Curve near Altoona, PA.

Nostalgic scene of the Pennsylvania Railroads Broadway Limited making its way through the snow, loaded with folks heading home for the Christmas Holidays.

PRRs beautiful tuscan red streamlined passenger E-unit diesel in charge of the world famous Broadway Limited.

The Pennsylvania Railroads most famous locomotive, the electric GG1.

Colorful mug with a new Pennsylvania Railroad GG1 in gleaming passenger green color livery.

Pennsylvania Railroads timeless K4s Class steam locomotive No 1361, known as the Horseshoe Curve locomotive as it was on static display at the curve for many years. Now restored and operational at Altoona, PA.

Colorful mug with a one of a kind Pennsylvania Railroad class S-1 steam locomotive. She never performed the way engineers expected.

Colorful mug with an experimental Pennsylvania Railroad Class T-1 4-4-4-4 wheel arrangement. Beautiful shark nose locomotive that did not live up to expectations.

Pennsylvania Railroads timeless WWII Uncle Sam advertisement promoting Americas Industrial might with a PRR train passing through.

Eight drink coasters featuring historic images and logos of the Pennsylvania Railroad.

Beautiful full color key chain and/or zipper pull with Penn Central logo on both sides. A great gift idea for every railfan. Can be used as a zipper pull on jackets, back packs, luggage, just about everything wit

Beautiful full color key chain and/or zipper pull with PRR logo on one side and a K4 steamer on the other side. A great gift idea for every railfan. Can be used as a zipper pull on jackets, back packs, luggage, just about everything wit

Pennsylvania Railroads classic electric GG1 with keystone logo license plate.

Pennsylvanias Classic K4s Class steam locomotive with keystone logo.

License plate with three Pennsylvania logos.

NEW, NOT YET AVAILABLE. WATCH THIS SITE FOR AVAILIBILITY. Who could mistake those classic whisker stripes used on the PRRs GG1s and diesels, highlighted with the PRRs Keystone logo. Nothing could be finer for the PRR railfan.

Beautiful Pennsy green passenger E-unit racing the St. Louisian across the Juniata River near Altoona, PA. Pennsy operated one of the worlds largest passenger fleets.

Beautiful tuscan red PRR Broadway Limited passenger train operating between Chicago and NYC.

Featuring the PRRs most famous locomotive, the electric GG1 with system map in the background.

Pennsylvania Railroad operated one of the worlds largest fleets of 4-6-2 Pacific Type steam locomotives and none is more famous than the #1361 that is operational at Altoona, PA.

Beautiful Pennsylvania Railroad scene illustrating the great transition from steam to diesel. A massive steam locomotive passing the new kid on the block.

Pad features the famous Pennsylvania Railroad T-1 streamlined steam locomotive. A beautiful locomotive capable of high speed passenger runs and long haul freight trains.

New E-unit diesel in Pennsylvania Railroads passenger colors of dark, dark green with yellow pin strip whiskers. Shown in command of the world famous Broadway Limited. Unique sign of a historic railroad locomotive. Collect them all.

Pennsy passenger train rolling over a stone bridge near Altoona, PA.

Pennsys famous GG1 is featured on this t-shirt with image of Horseshoe Curve just under the engine.

Pennsys home built K4 class 4-6-2 steam locomotive. No. 1361 is restored and may be found at Altoona, PA.

Pennsys famous lineup of Shark Nose locomotives. The T-1 4-4-4-4 steam locomotive with shark nose hood and a Baldwin Sharknose diesel, along with a real Sharks Nose above them.

Beautiful ceramic tile with the famous Pennsylvania Railroad Broadway Limited crossing a stone arch bridge just outside of Altoona, PA.

Beautiful ceramic tile with the World famous Pennsylvania Railroad GG1 Electric Locomotive.

Beautiful ceramic tile with the famous Pennsylvania Railroad K4s Class Steam Locomotive.

Beautiful ceramic tile with the famous T-1 class 4-4-4-4 steam locomotive of the Pennsylvania Railroad.

Beautiful ceramic tile with a tuscon red passenger diesel of the Pennsylvania Railroad.

Beautiful ceramic tile with a famous World War II ad from the Pennsylvania Railroad promoting Americas Industrial might.

Sign depicts the 100th Anniversary of the Pennsylvania Railroad with steam diesel and electric locomotives. At one time the PRR was the worlds largest company.

Sign illustrates how a Navy Aircraft Carrier goes by rail. A nostalgic WWII railroad ad.

Sign depicts a new Baldwin Locomotive Class S1 that is ...built like a battle ship... A nostalgic WWII tin sign.

Diary of a Pennsy box car and its journey across America. An interesting tin sign.

Pennsylvanias St. Louisian crossing a stone bridge near Horseshoe curve, PA, pulled by an E-unit diesel.

Enhanced tin sign of a nostalgic Christmas scene from the Pennsylvania Railroad, circa early-50's. A beautiful, colorful scene of days gone by.

A Pennsy coal train rolls past a coal mine during WWII. Very interesting.

A war time scene of a Pennsy switcher on a military loading dock.

Small tin sign featuring one of the Pennsys beautiful passenger E-unit diesels.

Pennsy advertisement promoting its ability to keep an Eye on Tomorrow.

Small tin sign illustrating one of the Pennsys many F-unit freight diesels.

Its always fair weather on the Pennsylvania Railroad.

The famous Pennsy electric GG1 in dark green livery speeds round a curve with the Broadway Limited in tow. Above the main image a tuscon red GG1 is pulling the Congressional past our Nations Capital.

Bringing in the Harvest to be shipped via Pennsylvania Railroad. A Pennsy train passes in the background as American farmers harvest the field.