15 results for "19th century steam locomotive" between $10.00 and $350.00

The 4-4-0 design became the most popular wheel arrangement of the 19th century and many 4-4-0s formed the backbone of North American railroads. This HO scale model features a powerful motor and precision gearing for smooth operation, engine and tender electrical pickup, brass detail parts, Denver-South Park & Pacific markings, and more. Measures 8¼" in length.

Almost every major North American railway that operated in the second half of the 19th century owned and operated the 4-4-0 "American." Now, you can too! This N scale model of the classic pioneer features a powerful tender-mounted motor with eight-wheel electrical pickup, traction tires on the four drive wheels, a simulated coal load, a colorful Baltimore & Ohio Railroad paint scheme, a lifetime limited warranty and more. Measures approximately 4" long.

The Progress of the Century: The Lightning Steam Press, the Electric Telegraph, the Locomotive and the Steamboat

Now, you can view The Evolution of the Steam Locomotive, which was originally published in 1898, on your computer screen! A valuable resource, this CD-based book includes more than 350 pages with high-resolution photographs, drawings and diagrams as well as searchable text detailing every aspect of 19th century locomotives, from the earliest types onward.

Locomotive Photos from the Roy Campbell Collection Burg, ed. Filled with rare archival images, this heavily illustrated volume examines shortline and logging railroads in Wisconsin from the late 19th century through the 1930s. You'll view locomotives, operations, infrastructure and facilities, and more from Mineral Point & Northern, the Chicago and North Western narrow gauge, La Crosse & South Eastern, Cazenovia Southern, Fairchild & North Eastern, Iola & Northern, Waupaca-Green Bay, Big Falls Railway...

The T-Boiler, Two Truck Shay steam locomotive is inspired by the 14-ton locomotives that were commonly used on late 19th to mid 20th Century logging railroads. Showing "backwoods ingenuity," these Shays were often customized to meet the needs of individual railroads. Each version of our On30 Shay has many features unique per roadname.

Steam Railways Slimline Calendar: Symbols of the Industrial Revolution and modernity, the steam railways of Great Britain offer glimpses of the past against a modern day landscape. The steam combustion engine powered trains through the countryside of 19th century England, Scotland, and Wales, and in so doing, made historical tracks toward modern industrial development. Locomotive enthusiasts will surely enjoy this slimline calendar that pays homage to these important pieces of British history. Featuring...

Solomon. Filled with more than 250 color photographs of preserved and restored locomotives, this lavishly illustrated photo-history examines the evolution of steam locomotives from the early 19th century through their demise after World War II. You'll view images of every prominent locomotive type as well as "shrouded" locomotives, each accompanied by a detailed caption that explains its role in the history of American motive power. 192 pages, 6½"x 8¼", softcover.