Hi guy's. Just thought I would share my experience with HSL's digital Archives on American Flyer 1907-1937"Chicago Era"
If you are pre war Flyer fan this is filled with all the catalogs,folders,Flyers in color illustrations. Everything from sets to individual cars& engines. I think it's a winner for information in one place. You may want to check it out as well as the other digital archives they offer.
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I've yet to see anything come from John Holtman that isn't a true gem and a valuable addition to any reference library for those truly interested in the history and heritage of toy trains. Simply outstanding stuff!
I was never a big fan of digital "reading material" until I tried one of John's products several years ago. His user interface is second to none - extremely easy to use. I have a large number of his products now, and never pass up an opportunity to recommend them to others. 
Jim
I am also a happy customer. Great product.
John.
I'm a big fan of John's digital archives. I too recently purchased his A.F. archive and I own a few others. I highly recommend all his products as they save wear and tear on original catalogs, not to mention money. I know that there will be some exciting additions in the future.
Eric Hofberg
TCA, LCCA
Fantastic products!
Peter
I'll add my voice to this Digital Archive love fest! There is nothing else out there that compares. And don't forget that Lionel prewar 1925-1942 and postwar 1945-1969 catelogs as well as Greenberg's Lionel paper and collectibles book are available for the iPad. These are an invaluable resource especially at shows or when you are on the hunt. Thanks John!
I'll add my voice to this Digital Archive love fest! There is nothing else out there that compares. And don't forget that Lionel prewar 1925-1942 and postwar 1945-1969 catelogs as well as Greenberg's Lionel paper and collectibles book are available for the iPad. These are an invaluable resource especially at shows or when you are on the hunt. Thanks John!
Thanks James!
I've yet to see anything come from John Holtman that isn't a true gem and a valuable addition to any reference library for those truly interested in the history and heritage of toy trains. Simply outstanding stuff!
John's products are all top-notch! There simply is nothing like it anywhere else in the toy train/model train world. WAY outstanding!
I gotta agree with the above posts lauding the HSL products. I have used them nearly every day for the past few years. they are easy to use, searchable, and very reasonable priced IMO. On to of that, you get John... one of the nicest folks I have ever met.
+1.
John's products come in so handy when you need them.
Probably the best way to access a lot of information quickly and easily.
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