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1940s New York Central Locomotive Train #3135 Original Photograph

$2,500

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Capture the Grandeur of Rail History with This Oversized 1940s New York Central Locomotive Photograph This extraordinary original 1940s black-and-white photograph of the New York Central Locomotive Train #3135 showcases the incredible detail made possible by a large format plate camera. Measuring an impressive 62 x 41 inches, this image is a stunning tribute to the golden age of railroads, likely once used at a trade show to highlight the engineering marvels of the era. The meticulous craftsmanship and large-scale format make this photograph a captivating piece for any space.

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Category
Art
Type
Photograph
Merchandise
Vintage
Colors
Black, White
Dealer
Surfing Cowboys, Malibu
Availability
Available

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