Featured a blue and white USS Steel Plymouth dual-ended Industrial Diesel, plus three 40' Flat Cars each with I-Beam Girder load and 4-Wheel Caboose.  The set sold in 1960 for $12.98 with track.

 

A Baltimore & Ohio F9-A and a set of three Chemical Tank Cars, T324, and a B&O 4-Wheel Caboose made up the contents of this $19.95 set in 1960.

A very modest representation of Santa Fe's then Hi-Level equipped El Capitan was sold as a TYCO train set in 1960 with a Santa Fe F-9A pulling a Streamline Coach and Steamline Obsveration Car.

All dressed in bright yellow, this set included a Union Pacific Booster 0-4-0 Steamer with Snow Plow (T832); Derrick Car (T325); Gondola (T310) with 3 Culvert Pipe Sections (T831); the 40' Utility Tank Car (T328); and a Gandy Dancer Bunk Car (T321).  The Utility Tank Car included in the Gandy Dancer set is not listed among TYCO's Rolling Stock offerings for 1960.  The item is the 40' Flat Car with the three barrels used on the 1860-series Water Car.  The Utility Tank Car does appear the next year, 1961, among individually available freight cars in the TYCO catalog.

 

Set included TYCO's F9-A, Stock Car, Flat Car with Stake Panels,  Gondola, and 4-Wheel Caboose.  A blue and yellow Santa Fe F9-A and ATSF Caboose made the set stock number T604; with and Atlantic Coast Line F9-A and ACL Caboose it was set T603.  Either way the set listed for $14.98 in 1960.  TYCO also offered both sets with the .5-amp Power Pack, No.T834, which added $5 to the retail and a "P" suffix to the stock numbers.

Contained a pair of red and yellow Coney Island lettered TYCO Trolley Cars; 4 Curved Roadway Sections; 1 Straight and 1 Straight Terminal Section.  Priced at $10.98 in 1960.

 

Set consisted of an 0-4-0; Gondola; Box Car; Flat Car with Stake Panels; and 4-Wheel Caboose.  A New York Central 0-4-0 and Caboose made it set T605; a Great Northern 0-4-0 and Caboose was set T606.  Both retailed for $14.98 in 1960.  Add TYCO's T834 .5-amp Power Pack and they became T605P and T606P and sold for $19.98.

The same contents as TYCO's Santa Fe El Capitan set (T609), but dressed for service with the New Haven.  One New Haven F-9A leading a Streamlined Coach and Streamline Observation Car.

 

Twin F-9A units, one powered and one non-powered, lead a Gondola; Chemcial Tank Car; Stock Car; Box Car; and Reefer, plus a Streamline Cupola Caboose.  With Rio Grande power and matching Caboose this was TYCO's T612 Pacemaker Set; C&O equipment made it set T611.  Both retailed for $24.95 in 1960.

A Pennsy Shifter 0-4-0 powered this set which included the Animated Brakeman Box Car; 2-bay Operating Hopper Car (T330); Chemical Tank Car; and Streamline Cupola Caboose.

 

The 0-4-0 Shifter loaded down with a Box Car; Gondola with Culvert Pipe Sections; Stock Car; Reefer; Chemical Tank Car; Flat Car with Stake Panels; and Streamlined Cupola Caboose.  A Southern Pacific 0-4-0 and silver SP Caboose made it the Early Bird West (No.T615); while Delaware & Hudson equipment made the set the Early Bird East (No.T614).

A pair of Santa Fe F-9A units, one powered and non-powered, pulling a Streamlined Combine, pair of Coaches, and Observation.

A pair of New Haven F-9A units, one powered and non-powered, pulling a Streamlined Combine, pair of Coaches, and Observation.

An 1860-series set with the General 4-4-0 Western & Atlantic up front with an 1860 Combine and two Coaches.

The Central Pacific General Steamer pulling 1860 series Water Car; Box Car; Horse Car; Platform Car; and Combine.

Consisted of a Reading 0-6-0 Big Six; Clearance Check Car (T319); Derrick Car (T325); Operating Hopper Car (T330); Floodlight Car (T320); and Gandy Dancer Bunk Car (T321).

TYCO's 4-6-2 Pacific Steam Engine pulling a Streamline Combine, pair of Coaches, and Observation.  All dressed for Baltimore & Ohio service.

 

A train set name that would survive well into the Brown Box Era, the Mammoth of 1960 was powered by a Santa Fe Mikado 2-8-2 pulling a Reefer; Animated Brakeman Box Car; Gondola with 3 Culvert Pipe Sections; Chemical Tank Car; Stock Car; Operating Hopper Car; Box Car; and Streamline Cupola Caboose.  It retailed for $49.95 in 1960.