21 Narrow Gauge & Short Line Gazette Magazines

A stack of Narrow Gauge & Short Line Gazette magazines. Great resource for modelers. Good articles and great plans for builders. Even the ads are interesting. They date from 1991 - 2002. Condition var

A stack of Narrow Gauge & Short Line Gazette magazines. Great resource for modelers. Good articles and great plans for builders. Even the ads are interesting. They date from 1991 - 2002. Condition var

A stack of Narrow Gauge & Short Line Gazette magazines. Great resource for modelers. Good articles and great plans for builders. Even the ads are interesting. They date from 1991 - 2002. Condition var

Chateaugay Railroad brass baggage tag. This was an Adirondack Mountain narrow gauge line. It’s a "Special" tag meaning the luggage would be traveling on more than just this one line. It is numb

Fremont Elkhorn & Missouri Valley switch key. It's an earlier single ring with the FE&MV RR n the front and the Bohannan hallmark and an "S" on the reverse. This was a narrow gauge line in it's early

An annual pass from 1896. The Wiscasset & Quebec existed from 1895 - 1901. In 1901 it became the better known Wiscasset Waterville & Farmington Railroad. This was a 2 foot narrow gauge line. Very Good

A 1904 annual pass. The Philips & Rangeley Railroad was a Maine two foot narrow gauge line that existed from 1891 - 1908. In 1908 it became a founding member of the Sandy River & Rangeley Lakes Railro

An interesting narrow gauge line that started in 1871. It went through some expansion efforts west and was eventually standard gauged and incorporated into the Union Pacific System.

A 1 1/2" diameter "Special" brass baggage tag. Special means the baggage will travel on another road beyond the Chateaugay Railroad. This was a narrow gauge line that ran into the Adirondack Mountains

The Profile & Franconia Notch Railroad in New Hampshire was originally built as a 3 foot narrow gauge line. This pass from 1879 was their first year of operations. The name "Profile" refers to "The Ol

A very small, handled, china creamer made for the Uintah Railway. The Uintah was a Western narrow gauge line that did not have a dining car but they did operate dining rooms at some locations. This pi

An 1902 annual pass from the Sandy River Railroad. A Maine 2 foot narrow gauge line with a Moose and fishing vignette. One small stain in the center.

This is a York and Peach Bottom Railway 1887 pass. This railway was a 3 foot narrow gauge line in Pennsylvania. Issued to Charles D. Haines of the Seneca Falls and Cayuga Lake Railroad, this is pass #

The Boston Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad was a narrow gauge line that connected to Boston via a ferry. It has BRB&L RR stamped in small Adams & Westlake lettering on the lid. It was a commuter line tha

From the Alan Thomas collection a group of medium format black & white negatives from the East Tennessee & Western North Carolina Railroad. A 3' narrow gauge line known for its steam locomotive operat

The Profile & Franconia Railroad was originally a narrow gauge line that ran from Bethlehem Junction to Profile Mountain is Franconia Notch. This notice was for a change in time for Sunday trains betw

A 1 1/2" diameter "Local" brass baggage tag. Local means the baggage will travel just on this line and no transfer would take place beyond the Chateaugay Railroad. This was a narrow gauge line that ra

A Maine narrow gauge line (just 2 foot gauge) annual pass from 1886. Black reverse.

A pair of annual passes: (1) Altoona Clearfield & Northern Railroad 1897 - a 3 foot, narrow gauge line in Pennsylvania (2) Pittsburg Cincinnati & St Louis 1873 (Pennsylvania Railroad predecessor).

I believe the Oceanic was an Australian 2 foot narrow gauge line. This group includes a steam locomotive (kit bashed?) and 4 pieces of rolling stock. Unknown running status on the loco. Expect some lo

Faint marking of FE&MV for Fremont Elkhorn & Missouri River Railroad on the front with an "S" and what is probably a Bohannan hallmark on the reverse. This was a narrow gauge line in it's earlier year

A public timetable from the Wiscasset Waterville & Farmington Railroad in Maine. This was a two foot narrow gauge line that now has a fine museum with steam just north of Wiscasset. There was just one

HO scale craftsman structure kit: Banta Model Works "Phillips Station". A classic New England depot that comes via the Sandy River & Rangeley Lake Rilroad in Maine. Originally a narrow gauge line but

I believe the Oceanic was an Australian 2 foot narrow gauge line. This group includes a steam locomotive (kit bashed?), inspection car with brass chassis and some rolling stock. Unknown running status