Here's another really special treat for yall. We got our hands on a few copies of this reprint of a jumbo cut-and-paste freight zine from 2002. The guys from Serious Business Magazine put this together 22 years ago from analog photos of rolling stock, shot out in the wilds of California's train yards. It's all black and white, but the contrast is high and the pieces have that swagger that you just can't reproduce anymore. The zine is full page, magazine sized, so there are tons of panels in this thing, great old flatsides, a couple of monikers, and some great old logotypes. It's a treasure for those who remember those days, and those who wish they were there. 
 
Some prime examples of the classics here; MENES, ERUPTO, ONOROK, MBER, JBUE, CHIP, ZEPHYR, SAG, HEAVEN, EVADE, KEM, SCAN 53, GESER, KAPER, SIGH, and so many more... It's a replay of my early days doing the damn thing. And, I may be biased, but it's my favorite era. The black and white printing lets the letter forms rise to the top. Don't be distracted by the bright flashy colors. This is what memory looks like. This reprint was limited to 20 copies. Ultra-rare.