Foamer Mugs

Who doesn't love trains? You don't have to be on the Autism Spectrum to love the sheer power and comfort of a train ride. But you may not fully understand the true fascination with this remarkable, eco-friendly mass transit vehicle. This one is for the foamers, the transportation junkies and all those who see the immense value of the iron horse.

They live (or die) for trains

Still searching for Railroad Crossing Funny Train Rail Transport Locomotive Funny Railroad Engineer Train Conductor designs? Make a statement with this Foamer tee. Don't miss on this tee if you're looking for gifts talking about trains.

They need trains!

STILL PLAYS WITH TRAINS T-SHIRT - Model railroaders who love to play with trains will love this fun t-shirt. Featuring vintage locomotive graphic. Makes a great gift for any railroad fan. Still Plays With Trains t-shirt

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They need trains

The trainbies!

The foamers

Southern Pacific #7457

Illinois Central Gulf Railroad Trailer Train Piggyback Service

Louisville and nashville L&N railroad

Northern Pacific Railway

1953 Kansas City Southern Map

Fallen Flag NH New Haven Railroad Logo

Rio Grande #5371

Amtrak's roster list of heritage units

A photo of an old Amtrak boxcar.

Louisville and Nashville L&N train Diesel Train

Southern Pacific speed lettering

Santa Fe

Southern Pacific Retro Locomotives

Amtrak's California Zephyr races through Nevada towards Reno.

A photo of a Southern Pacific box car

Amtrak's big red arrow #161 crosses the Salt Creek Trestle in Oregon.

Great Northern Railway

Southern Pacific green for go ad campaign

Southern Pacific Map

The Southern Pacific Route map from 1981.

Chessie System Railroad

Chessie System Railroad

No woman no choo choo

Chessie System Railroad

Got to love those train enthusiasts

A might fine line! The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad was a Class I railroad in the US with its first train operating in October 1852. The Rock Island entered bankruptcy and was liquidated in 1980.

Like trains? Like trains a lot? You need this.