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Specials

Mon, 10 Aug 2009 19:23:30 +0000

Every time Chuck goes away Ian wants to have “The Boss is Away!” sale. While he might get away with it once or twice, this is where you’ll find the “Chuck Approved” specials! These specials will change at least once a month, and maybe even a few times each month. So, as usual, you should check back often to make sure you don’t miss a great deal! Better yet, subscribe to our RSS Feed to be notified automatically when something new is added.

5 July 2010 : Walther’s Flyer
19 December 2009 : Book Sale!
9 December 2009 : Gift Certificates are the Perfect Gift
10 August 2009 : Specials

Walther’s Flyer

Mon, 05 Jul 2010 16:50:41 +0000

Don’t worry if you can’t get to our shop to pick up the latest Walther’s sale flyer. Walther’s has it available on-line. Use these handy links to access it directly.

Why do we show last month’s flyer? You can order from it up to 10 days before the end of the following month! Let us know what you’d like and we’ll order it for you (click here to order)!

May, 2010
Order until June 21

July, 2010
Order until August 22

Book Sale!

Sat, 19 Dec 2009 18:19:44 +0000

“Steam Scenes of Allendale” — Ian Wilson 2 Copies – $55

“To Stratford under Steam” — Ian Wilson – $55

“Canadian Pacific to the East – The International of Maine Division — Omer Lavalee – $50

Canadian Rail Car Pictorial

Vol. 4 — Canadian National Boxcars 50′ – 6-’ & 86′ – $11.50 — SOLD

Vol. 1 — Canadian Pacific Boxcars 40′ – $11.50 — SOLD

Vol. 6 — Canadian National Refrigerator & Stock Cars – $11.50 — SOLD

BRMNA Publications

Rails to the Border – Pere Marquette & the C & O in Southern Ontario – $7.25 – SOLD

The Toronto, Hamilton & Buffalo Vol. 2 – 2 copies – $7.25 — SOLD

Gift Certificates are the Perfect Gift

Wed, 09 Dec 2009 15:41:10 +0000

Some people say that gift certificates are too impersonal. They would rather buy something the person needs than to take the easy way out and buy a gift certificate. Well, in my opinion, that is just WRONG!

I have been given a (wrong scale, no motor) British style passenger trolley that was intended as a decoration, a plastic battery operated train set, and books for the wrong era and railroad, amoung other things that I have blocked from my memory. So now I tell my family that I’d rather get a gift certificate than something they “think” I might need or like.

I can get exactly what I need using a gift certificate. No wrong scale, no toys, and the right era and railroad.

Did you know that Chuck sells gift certificates? Make sure your family knows where he is located or how to contact him so they can either pick one up or order one for just-in-time Christmas delivery!