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Chesapeake and Ohio Locomotive Train Photograph #1633

$2,500

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Celebrate the Might of American Rail with This 1944 Chesapeake & Ohio Locomotive Builder’s Photograph This stunning black-and-white builder's photograph of the Chesapeake & Ohio Locomotive #1633 (2-6-6-6) offers a remarkable glimpse into the power of the 1941 class of Allegheny locomotives, built by Lima in 1944. Captured with a large format plate camera, this image features the meticulous airbrushing technique used to remove the background, a method often employed for exhibitions and engineering train shows. The result is a clear and focused tribute to one of the most powerful steam locomotives ever built.

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

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