 
Railways of Canada 2012 Wall Calendar
Railways of Canada 2012 Wall Calendar: In
1720 a short tramway was built at Louisburg, Nova Scotia. This was the
beginning of Canada’s railway system. Since then, Canadian railroads have
grown into a remarkable network of iron and steel that weaves its way
through cities and into the distant wilds of this vast country. Some
brightly colored trains hark back to the conventions of yesterday, while
others are marvels of modern technology. Take a scenic trip on the Canadian
rails with this wall calendar. This calendar is English/French bilingual. $13.99 |
Canadian Trains 2012 Wall Calendar
Canadian Trains 2012 Wall Calendar: The
railway systems of Canada transport people and products over a network of
iron and steel that stretches throughout the breathtaking Canadian
landscapes. Witness the power and beauty of these remarkable machines, from
antique steam engines to modern freight and passenger trains. Produced via
environmentally friendly processes, using chlorine free FSC-certified paper
and vegetable-based inks, this beautifully photographed 12-month 12" x 11.5"
wall calendar includes bonus double page featuring a 2013 calendar, as well
as a section for important telephone numbers and January 2013 appointments.
$13.99
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Canadian Trains 2011 Wall Calendar
Canadian Trains 2011 Wall Calendar: The
railway systems of Canada transport people and products over a network of
iron and steel that stretches throughout the breathtaking landscapes of
Canada. Witness the power and beauty of these remarkable machines, from
antique steam engines to modern freight and passenger trains. Our wall
calendars are printed on FSC certified paper. |
Railways of Canada 2011 Wall Calendar
Railways of Canada 2011 Wall Calendar: In
1720 a short tramway was built at Louisburg, Nova Scotia. This was the
beginning of Canada's railway system. Since then, Canadian railroads have
grown into a remarkable network of iron and steel that weaves its way
through cities and into the distant wilds of this vast country. Some
brightly colored trains hark back to the conventions of yesterday, while
others are marvels of modern technology. Take a scenic trip on the Canadian
rails with this wall calendar. This calendar is English/French bilingual. |