Coffee Mug with one of the original Peoria Rockets, a T1 class diesel that was one of the first light weight passenger diesels built by EMC.

Coffee Mug featuring the 100th Anniversary image of the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railroad in 1952.

Coffee Mug Rock Island Collage

Coffee Mug featuring the Rock Island Railroads coon skin logo superimposed over the paint scheme of its diesel locomotives. A very unique way to present the railroads logo.

Exclusive trailer hitch cover for the Rock Island 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.

License Plate featuring the Rock Island Railroads famous coon skin logo used for over a hundred years by the road.

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. One of railroadings most beautiful color schemes is represented here in this gorgeous Rock Island red, maroon and silver design, highlighted with the Rocks coon skin logo.

Featuring the Rock Islands Peoria Rocket, one of the first light weight diesel powered Rocket streamliners, and the only diesels to carry the yellow Rock Logo. Your mouse will get out of the way on this fast Rocket pad!

Mouse Pad Rock Island

Image used by the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railroad in celebrating its 100th Anniversary in 1952. Golden image above the locomotives is from Rock Islands stock certificates of the past.

Mouse Pad Rock Island Collage

Mouse Pad Rock Island Scenic

Featuring a 100th Anniversary image used by the Rock Island during its 100th celebration. A unique sign of a historic railroad. Collect them all.

6 inch x 6 inch square tin logo sign used by the Rock Island Railroad around the turn of the 20th Century.

6 inch x 6 inch square tin logo sign of The Great Rock Island Route at the turn of the 20th Century. A very rare logo.

6 inch x 6 inch square tin Red Coon Skin logo used by the Rock Island RR.

6 inch x 6 inch square tin Rocket drumhead logo used by the Rock Island RR.

6 inch x 6 inch square tin stock certificate logo used by the Rock Island RR on its printed stock certificates, featuring steam and diesel images being guided by the hands of the Goddess.

6 inch x 6 inch square tin world logo used in print advertising by the Rock Island Railroad.

Some of the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railroads last new motive power were these EMD GP38-2 diesels. Each was named after important people and places. No. 4300 was named The Rock Islander, 4346 Navaho Nation; 4345 Ivan The Terrible; 4310 The America

Rockets ran all over middle America. This is a classic Rock Island scene of E-8 diesel powered passenger train rolling through the country side, along side an old time wind mill and barbed wire fence.

Tin Sign Rock Island FT advertisement promoting the 100th Anniversary of the road in 1952.

Tin Sign Rock Island Collage advertisement promoting the Rocks freight and passenger history in American railroading.

Tin Sign Rock Island FT advertisement promoting the EMCs newest freight diesels.

Tin Sign Rock Island Pass