Showing posts with label Detroit Toledo and Ironton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Detroit Toledo and Ironton. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 15, 2024

Detroit, Toledo and Ironton 11"x17" signed Poster by Andy Fletcher

These Detroit, Toledo and Ironton locomotives move trains at Flat Rock, Michigan.  The Bicentennial GP38-2 #1776 leads a general merchandise train to Toledo.
See my Detroit, Toledo and Ironton poster at my website, customtrains.org

 

Tuesday, April 23, 2024

Detroit, Toledo and Ironton 11"x17" signed poster by Andy Fletcher

This Detroit, Toledo and Ironton train heads to Flat Rock Yard.  Today's train is carrying loads of coil steel for the auto industry.
We give a wave as the train heads on its way.
See my Detroit, Toledo and Ironton artwork at customtrains.org.

 

Saturday, October 14, 2023

Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Locomotives Move Trains at Flat Rock Yard

These Detroit, Toledo and Ironton locomotives move trains at Flat Rock Yard.  The GP40-2 and Bicentennial GP38-2 lead a train of empty auto parts box cars back to parts manufacturers in Ohio.  Detroit, Toledo and Ironton played a key role in the shipment of auto parts and finished automobiles.
See my Detroit, Toledo and Ironton artwork at customtrains.org

 

Saturday, September 9, 2023

Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Train Carries Coil Steel at Flat Rock Yard



 This Detroit, Toledo and Ironton train carries coil steel at Flat Rock Yard.  Coil steel carried by railroads such as DT and I is important in the manufacturing of automobiles as well as appliances.

See my Detroit, Toledo and Ironton artwork at customtrains.org

Tuesday, July 3, 2018

Railroad Celebration of 4th of July Engines: Bicentennial Locomotives #1

Many of our nation's railroads painted locomotives to celebrate our Bicentennial in 1976.  My railroad celebration of 4th of July engines begins with locomotives painted for Detroit, Toledo and Ironton, Norfolk and Western, Chicago and North Western, Erie Lackawanna and Illinois Central Gulf.  Have a Happy Fourth.

To see my railroad posters, visit my website customtrains.org