99 633 and 99 788 of the Royal Saxon State Railways, Narrow Gauge, German Railway History Company (DGEG), pulling a Class V22 Diesel shunter.

 

DRS owned Class 68 019

 

JR East, Akita Shinkansen Komachi 17.

 

Testing the buffer stops. Failed succesfully! Germany.

 

Alstom Test run for the new French TGV M 997.

 

Maze of switches leading from the receiving yard to the hump in Norfolk Southern De Butts Yard in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

 

CSX A743-27 No. 3396 heading a military train.

 

The most powerful diesel Locomotive in the world. WAG 12, 12000 Hp, made in India.

 

A Class 55 and Class 47 at York. March 1981.

 

LNER Class A4 4498 Sir Nigel Gresley, 60007 BR number, on the NYM railway.

 

Cajon Pass.

 

EF63 Pulling a rake of E3 Shinkansen.

 

Cajon Summit, San Bernardino County.

 

BR Standard 7MT No. 70029 Shooting Star passes Dent Station with the midday Wigan - Carlisle parcels train on October 1st 1967.

 

JNR KiHa 181 series DMU now musuem pieces.

 

Baltimore and Ohio loco, GP40-2 (EMD), No 4247, Winchester, Kentucky.

 

9F 92134, on the North Yorks Railway.

 

Three Santa Fe westbounds line up for fueling and servicing at Clovis, New Mexico, on 10 June 1968.

 

A pair of Southern Pacific AC4400s.

 

Could only be India!

 

BR Class 91 arriving in Peterborough East Coast line.

 

CSX 1982 in front of CSX Rebuilt EMD GP40-3.

 

HST Power Cars.

 

CP 8781 and KCS 2912. Canadian Pacific ES44AC No. 8781, painted for container shipping company Hapag-Lloyd, and Kansas City Southern 2912.

 

Thompson class B1 4-6-0 No. 61318 and British Railways Standard class 9F 2-10-0 No. 92164.

 

2 Romaian Class series 229 standing around waiting for new assignments.

 

With a pair of Bessemer tunnel motors bracketing an SD40-2W, Canadian National dock job R921 shoves out on to Dock 6 in Duluth, Minnesota with a train of loaded ore hoppers for unloading. Alongside the docks is the Interlake Steamship Company's 1942 built Lee A. Tregurtha getting ready to take another load of taconite pellets across the Great Lakes to the steel mills.

 

Rake of Union Pacific Loco's laid up.

 

British Rail Class 50 No. 049