Passenger Trains of the 60s
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Famous Name Trains of the 1960s, in Color!
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| Producer | Green Frog Productions |
|---|---|
| Run Time | 2 hours 13 minutes |
| Narration | Yes |
| Shrink Wrap | Yes, Brand New |
| Technical Details | No Region Code, NTSC |
Passenger Trains of the 60s Volume 1
br>Visit New England first. B&M RDC, New England States, New Haven #398 & #75.The Colonial, Patriot, Puritan, Gilt Edge, Senator, Yankee Clipper, Bay State, NH #554, Merchants Limited, and the Sundown. In “Last Day at Memphis” KSC Florida Special, L&N #98, Memphis Union Station Switching, L&N #101, Southern #35. All Color!
br>Passenger Trains of the 60s Volume 2
br>Covers L&N #63, Pan American /Gulf Wind, Crescent, Hummingbird, Southerner, Pelican, City of N.O. Panama Limited, Southern Belle, Sunset. Trains of Atlanta.
br>Here you’ll view trains on the Georgia Railroad…Man Onward, Nancy Hanks, GA. R.R. #1, #108, Athens Branch mixed, Washington Branch mixed, Macon Branch mixed… L&N…#17, Dixie Flyer, Georgian, Southern, Royal Palm, Southerner, Peach Queen, Crescent. SCL..#5, #6, Silver Comet. All Color!
br>Passenger Trains of the 60s Volume 3
br>Action in and around Birmingham, See the Vulcan, City of Miami, Southwind, Southern #11, Hummingbird, Sunnyland, Pelican, Pan American, Seminole, Silver Comet, Southerner, KCF Special, L&N #1, Sunset, Southwind, Southland, Seaboard #8, Pelican, Sugar Bowl Special. All Color!
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