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Otto Perry’s Rio Grande Southern $49.95 Often referred to as the most spectacular piece of mountain railroading in North America, the Rio Grande Southern is a world famous narrow gauge that disappeared in 1951. For more than ten years, Otto Perry tracked the RGS with his camera across three of America’s highest railroad passes, Cima Summit, Dallas Divide and Lizard Head Pass.See double and triple heading on 4% grades to the fabled citi… |
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Grandt Line HOn3 Scale Caboose End Detail Set w/Bolsters & Needlebeams RGS/DRGW Grandt Line HOn3 Scale Caboose End Detail Set w/Bolsters & Needlebeams RGS/DRGW… |
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Narrow Gauge Pictorial : Volume XI Locomotives of the D&RGW $59.00 This volume is a continuation from Volume 1, Locomotives of the D&RGW and RGS. It contains all new photographs of D&RGW narrow gauge locomotives of the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s…. |
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN RAILROADS Volume II – D&RGW : Durango to Alamosa and Salida (Rocky Mountain Railroads, 2) $59.78 Compiled by Richard Dorman and Bob Hayden. 11×8.5″ horizontal format, 174 pages, color and black and white photos, cloth with dust jacket. “Here’s the story of the narrow gauge routes of the Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad from Durango, Colorado, to Chama, New Mexico, and on to Antonito, Alamosa, and Salida, Colorado. The lines covered include 350 miles of railroad in two states, and the s… |
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Official Roster No. 11 of the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad System and the Rio Grande Southern Railroad Company, 1923 Reprint of official document from the railroad, presented in easy-to-read spiral-bound format. Contains a huge amount of information, including rosters of all standard and narrow gauge locomotives, passenger and freight cars and company service cars. Also lists structures, stations, sidings and mileposts in Colorado, Utah and New Mexico…. |