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Made in the U.S.A. by Camp Cap Co in Villa Rica, GA. Order one or a few from us, but if you need dozens or more at dealer cost, contact them @ 800-458-1462 or 1-770-301-1258, tell them Rebel Rails sent you.

A fine Ann Arbor Railroad Logo tee in light grey, ash.

NEW t-shirt featuring a splendid image of Chessie's tom cat Peake as a WWII Veteran with kittens Nip & Tuck looking on. Chessie and Peake and their family played a big role in the C&O Railroads advertising in the 1930s and 1940's.

Presenting the massive Pennsylvania Railroads 4-4-4-4 steam locomotive with shark nose design. There is a movement to build a NEW T-1; check: http://prrt1steamlocomotivetrust.org/

A shirt that pretty much says it all, that you or someone you know, still plays with trains and is proud of it. Remember we grow old when we stop playing with trains! Perfect for every Railhead you know!

Presenting The fast and famous, Texas Special streamlined passenger diesel owned and operated jointly by the FRISCO and the KATY Railroads. At one time was the Nations most profitable passenger train. Operated between St. Louis and San Antonio.

6 inch x 6 inch square tin sign of the Chicago & Illinois Midland Railroads unique tilted logo.

Coffee Mug features many freight diesels operated by Americas Railroads through the 1940s, 1950s and into the 1960s. An exciting mug with 28 of the most colorful diesels ever to ride the rails... from the bold purple ACL to the the conservative UP.

Coffee Mug featuring historic logos of the American Locomotive Company, ALCO.

Alcoholic coffee mug with ALCO FA-1 diesel nose and a definition of an ALCOholic on the back. Very unique coffee mug.

A coffee mug just for Dear Ole' Dad.... any others use at their own risk. A great gift idea.

A coffee mug just for Grandpa.... any others use at their own risk. A great gift idea.

Mug features symbols used by early 20th Century American Hobos to warn and/or inform their fellow Knights of the Road.

Coffee Mug features the NC&StL logo superimposed over their famous Yellow Jacket striping used on diesels and boxcars. A very impressive coffee mug.

Exclusive trailer hitch cover for just about all railfans. Fits the larger 2 inch hitch receiver found on nearly all pickup trucks, large and medium SUVs and many automobiles. Photo shows the front, back and side view of three hitch covers.

Exclusive trailer hitch cover for just about every railfan. Fits the larger 2 inch hitch receiver found on nearly all pickup trucks, large and medium SUVs and many automobiles. Photo shows the front, back and side view of three hitch covers.

Mouse pad honoring the new Illinois Terminal Heritage diesel operated by the Norfolk Southern Railroad.

Mouse pad honoring the new Interstate Heritage diesel operated by the Norfolk Southern Railroad.

Mouse pad honoring the new Monongaela Heritage diesel operated by the Norfolk Southern Railroad.

A daring t-shirt stating that you or someone near, knows how to buy happiness.... spelled TRAINS... Image is printed on front of black t-shirt.

Beautiful tee saluting the great work and sacrafice Americas Women gave during World War II. Thousands of Women took the place of railroad men who were off to war.

10in x 12in metal sign with images of the beautiful Western Maryland Scenic Railroads #734 steam locomotive.

13 old steam locomotives that road the American Rails in the 1870s through 1890s.

Small metal sign describing an ALCOholic, and you know who you are! Image is looking over the hood of an ALCO FA-1 diesel.

Tin sign of an old advertisement by the Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Railroad promoting its freight service with its new powerful diesels.

24 magnificant steam locomotives that burnished the rails of Americas railroads throughout the '30's, '40's and '50's..... all in their official as built company photographs.