While a couple of segments are in color, the majority of these films are in black & white which most of these engines have since been gone for scrap. Here’s the Segments: 1. Jersey Central with Camelbacks like 4-6-0 774 on an excursion while heading for the New York & Long Branch with Pennsylvania K4s, 0-6-0s, & a 4-6-4T, plus early diesels like FMs, 2. Canadian pacific with future famous surviving 4-4-0 29 that is still on display in Calgary Alberta after it last operated at the Salem & Hillsboro in New Brunswick, 3. Pennsylvania with 2-8-0s, a 4-8-2, & more 4-6-2s, 4. Milwaukee Road with a 4-4-2 on the Hiawatha, & a 4-6-2, 5. Indiana Railroad with electrics, 6. Wabash with 2-8-2s, 4-6-2s, & an 0-6-0, 7. NYC with a 2-8-2, the mighty Hudsons, 0-6-0s, 0-8-0s, 4-6-0s, & 4-6-2s, plus electrics, & Diesels, 8. New York Ontario & Western with camelback 250 & 406, 9. Ulster & Delaware with 817 & 811, 10. Delaware & Hudson with 1088, 1111, 1092, & 1096, plus 2-10-0s, 4-8-4s, 4-6-2s, 2-8-0s, & Camelbacks, 11. Erie with 4-6-2s, a 4-8-2, & a 2-8-2, 12. Middletown & Unionville with mogul 6, 13. Reading with the streamlined Crusader & 4-6-2s, 14. Baltimore & Ohio with 4-6-2s, 15. Rahway Valley with 2-8-0 14 that is thankfully preserved and it’s on display at Steamtown in Scranton Pennsylvania, 16. Boston & Maine with 2-6-0 1458, & electrics on Springfield Terminal, 17. Lehigh valley with a 4-6-2, 18. DL&W with a 4-6-2, 19. NKP with a 2-8-2 on the Lackawanna, 20. Monon with a 4-6-2, 21. Alton with a 4-6-2, 22. CB&Q with 2-8-2s, 23. Santa Fe with number 4381, 24. Rock Island with 4-8-2s & a 2-8-0, 25. MKT with 2-8-2 729, 26. Frisco with a 2-8-0, a 4-6-2, a 2-10-0, a 4-4-0, a 2-8-2, & 4-8-2s, 27. GTW with 4-6-2 5628, 28. Lackawanna with a 2-8-0, a 2-8-2, 4-6-2s, 4-8-4s, & a Hudson, And 29. N&W with Class Y’s & A’s. All in all, Hollywood actor Dan Chandler did a fantastic job narrating this 1995 video.

Great variety of very rare locomotives and railroads ,many of which I have never seen movies of - and I have over fifty dvds and vhs movies! The quality is fair, obviously poor by todays standards, but is offset by the subject matter. I am not a fan of the synchronized sound [they NEVER really get it correct], but this better than most.