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The catalog is often the first introduction for the model train hobby. Perhaps something else started the idea, but it is the catalog that brings things into fruition. Here are some examples of early Arnold rapido catalogs: |
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1963/64,20 pages |
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1965/66, 40 pages |
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1966/67, 56 pages |
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1970/71, 64 pages, larger format |
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