Beautiful coffee mug featuring Western Maryland Railroads Shay No. 6, crossing a stone arch bridge. No. 6 is alive and well at CASS Scenic Railroad.

Beautiful coffee mug featuring Western Maryland Railroads Shay No. 6, with part of an original advertisement on the reverse side. No. 6 is alive and well at CASS Scenic Railroad.

Exclusive trailer hitch cover for the WM, Western Maryland 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.

Western Maryland license plate featuring famous Fireball logo.

This diesel color scheme was known as the Western Marylands circus colors. Used on EMD and ALCO diesels, as well as some of its cabooses. Classic fireball logo tops off this very unique and sophisticated tee.

Colorful Western Maryland Scenic steamer No. 734 comming out of a tunnel near Cumberland Maryland. Photo courtesy Casey Thomason

This mouse pad features the as delivered F-3 diesels of the Western Maryland Railroad. She was 100 years old in 1952.

Black and beautiful Western Maryland F3 diesels heading a manafest freight. Unique sign of a historic railroad locomotive. Collect them all.

Western Maryland Railroads Shay No. 6 was the largest and last Shay manufactured. Alive and well at Cass Scenic Railroad.

Unique tin sign of remembering the 100th Anniversary of the Western Marylnad Railroad in 1952.

Sign of an advertisement used by the Western Maryland Railroad to promote its dock services and advantages.

Unique tin sign of an as delivered F-Unit diesel in stealth black.

Sign with image of the largest and last Shay produced. Shay No. 6 war ordered by the Western Maryland RR. She can now be seen in operation at CASS Scenic Railroad.

6 inch x 6 inch square tin logo sign of the Western Maryland Railroad, along with their 100th Anniversary logo used in 1952.

6 inch x 6 inch square tin logo sign of script and logos used by the Western Maryland Railroad in the 1950s.