>>>see pictures below!<<<

THE GREAT MOVIE FILMS OF Howard W. Ameling and Dr. Boyd Travis

Howard was (is) a real camera artist, shot with detail in mind, every scene is just GREAT! THIS PORTION NARRATED BY HOWARD HIMSELF
Also includes great scenes from the films of Dr. Boyd Travis in Ohio

And film footage from an unknown photographer at Willard.

THERE ARE SCENES IN FOSTORIA, WILLARD, DESHLER, ATTICA JCT., AT "K" TOWER, GALATEA, STERLING, THE WARWICK FOUR TRACK COALING TOWER, TOLEDO, STANLEY YARDS, PLUS MORE!

BRAND NEW! approx. 45 MINUTES
ORDER TODAY!

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B&O STEAM 1956, 1957 & 1958

in Living COLOR! & BLACK & WHITE

SEE PICTURES BELOW!,,, PROFESSIONAL DIGITAL TRANSFER TO VIDEO, THE SHARPEST POSSIBLE FROM HOME MOVIES! THE PICTURES BELOW HAVE BEEN SCALED DOWN TO LOAD MORE QUICKLY,

THE ACTUAL VIDEO IS SHARP !,

YOU WON'T BE DISAPPOINTED IN QUALITY!

THIS IS REALLY NEAT STUFF!

BALTIMORE AND OHIO STEAM IN COLOR!
Movie films made in the 1950s On the B&O in Ohio.

Not your average B&O steam show of just fast mainline running, This one has LOTS of heavy freight ACTION being pulled by big brawny 2-10-2s, 4-8-2s, 2-8-2s, 4-6-2s,even a 2-8-8-4 is seen, plus a host of other class engines over the B&O. Lots of freight trains!, At WILLARD OHIO, you get to see the Roundhouse and Turntable, Engines riding the turntable, shoving into the roundhouse (full of steam engines), an Alco F-B unit on the turntable, then moving under it's own power!,, You see deep in the bowels of the engine servicing facilities, You see working coaling towers, watering, servicing and hostling locomotives, MANY, MANY, MANY different locomotives,

PLUS footage of the 1957 Illini RAILROAD CLUB's EXCURSION TRIP, CHICAGO TO WILLARD WITH ENGINE #5555.

+++++++A one of a kind film for sure! +++++++

This auction is for a DVD copy of these private 8MM silent films

Pretty neat stuff!

NEVER PUBLISHED ON DVD BEFORE!,

All pictures below are taken from the film itself, and were in motion at the time.
Most ALL shots are great!, nicely executed, but a very few are short, or a little shaky, (don't forget, these were railfan home movies!)

DON'T MISS THIS!