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Added August 2010:
Truss Rod Boxcars (HO)
Westerfield is producing resin boxcar kits of A&W and KGB&W truss rod boxcars.

Added July 2010:
Alco HH 660 model (HO)
Atlas will be producing their Alco HH-600/660 locomotive model in GB&W's red and gray paint scheme.
Caboose A&W #620 (1939)
Ahnapee & Western's sole caboose from the 1920s onward was #020.
Caboose #08 (1939.04.22)
This ex-Great Northern caboose was acquired by the GB&W in October 1925.

Added June 2010:
Caboose #608 (1961.11)
Caboose #608 was a survivor, lasting into the era when most wood cabooses had been replaced by new steel cars.
Caboose #114 (1984.09)
Steel bay-window caboose #114.
Caboose #102 (1980.08)
In the 1960s., the Green Bay Route built five transfer cabooses were built from the underframes of old wood cabooses.
Caboose #113 (1980.08)
Built by Thrall Car in 1961 as #613, this caboose was renumbered into the #100- series in 1978.

Added May 2010:
Matchbook Cover (1980s)
This matchbook from the 1980s emphasized the full range of distribution solutions offered by the GBW - railroad, trucking and warehousing.
Car Ferry Roster
A listing of the Ann Arbor and Pere Marquette car ferries which called on the Green Bay Route at Kewaunee, and their dates of service.

Added April 2010:
X012 (1957.03)
Transfer caboose X012 in Green Bay.
Body of Caboose 603 Rediscovered (2002)
The body of caboose #603 was sold by the GBW in 1972 and it now serves as part of a house in northern Wisconsin.
Two-bay Hoppers (HO)
GBW Historical Society is selling a kit of yellow GBW offset side twin hoppers.

Added February 2010:
40' Insulated Boxcar (HO)
Accurail will be producing a kit for a 40' yellow GBW insulated boxcar.
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