Jack Savitsky. Lackawanna Railroad Train.

THREE BLACK/WHITE. ERIE & LACKAWANNA RAILROAD, MINER WITH PICK AND SILVER CREEK COAL. MEASURE 9" X 12". UPDATED 2023 Terms for Purchasing and Shipping of Auction Items. Please read carefully before bi

Lithograph, "Miners Train", SDLR. '80 and numbered 20/300. Naive railroad scene with a train heading to a factory. 23"h x 29"w sight and 33"h x 37"w framed **Please Note: This item is NOT eligible for

Jack Savitsky. Erie Railroad. Signed and titled. Oil on masonite. Excellent condition. 34" w x 26" h with frame. Est. $2,000-3,000. Ship: $85

Jack Savitsky. Reading Railroad. 1980. Signed and dated. Oil on canvas panel. Excellent condition. 17" w x 13" h. Est. $800-1,200 Ship: $45

Jack Savitsky. Miners' Train. Signed and titled. Not dated. Oil on masonite. Small chip in center, and frame has some paint flakes, otherwise good condition. Frame is 17" w x 9". Est. $600-900 Ship: $

Jack Savitsky. Reading Coal Train. 1968. Signed, titled and dated. Oil on Masonite. Upper left corner varnish removed, otherwise excellent condition. Image is 19.5" w x 16" h. Size with frame is 26" w

John "Jack" Savitsky (American, 1910-1991). "Reading Railroad" oil on wood, 1966. Signed and dated on lower right. A captivating painting of the Reading Railroad with its conductors, hauling coal thro

Erie-Lackawanna Railroad Gate Sign - Train No. 1 Warren OH to Chicago IL and Train No. 7 Kent OH to Chicago IL Double sided sign painted gate sign measuring 28" x 10 1/2". One side features train No.7

Jack Savitsky (1910 - 1991), Serigraph of a train, signed Savitsky '80, numbered 33/300, Sheet size 28 1/2" x 34 1/4" in a 29 1/2" x 35 1/4" frame, Very good condition

Jack Savitsky (American, 1910-1991) "Reading R.R. Train", 1988, crayon drawing on paper, signed and dated. Framed. Size: 10.25'' x 13.5'', 26 x 34 cm (sight); 18'' x 22'', 46 x 56 cm (frame).

Oil on board, "The Village of Silver Creek", SDLR '75. Scene of the village from the train station platform with a Reading R.R train pulling in. 9"h x 38"w and 13"h x 43"w framed

Mixed media, "Reading Nite Train", SDLR, '86. Evening landscape with the train making its way between the rows of homes. 11"h x 13.5"w and 17"h x 19.5"w

READING TRAIN OIL ON BOARD SIGNED LOWER RIGHT - DATED 1980 - FROM THE COLLECTION OF MARY LOU AND JACK SAVITT DIMENSIONS: 6"X8"

READING TRAIN OIL ON BOARD - BY COAL MINER JACK SAVITSKY 1980, LANSFORD PA 6"X8"

"SILVER CREEK COAL TRAIN" - SIGNED SIDE RIGHT- PART OF THE MARY LOU AND JACK SAVITT COLLECTION

John 'Jack' Savitsky (American, 1910-1991), Two Pictures of Minersthe first a crayon on paper of miners with a train and village scene beyond, signed and dated 1984 (Frame dimensions 10 1/2 x 14 1/4 i

READING RR TRAIN, SIGNED LOWER RIGHT, 4" X 7" MOUNTED ON BOARD, FROM THE PRIVATE COLLECTION OF KATHRYN ZERVOS GRANDDAUGHTER OF STERLING STRAUSER Terms: PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE BIDDING. THIS SALE

VIEW OF DELAWARE WATER GAP WITH TRAIN. SGND/DATED 80 BOTTOM RIGHT. SIGHT VIEW 12" X 17 1/4". TOTAL SIZE 17" X 22 1/4". Terms: PLEASE READ CAREFULLY - Terms for Purchasing and Shipping of Auction Items

Jack Savitsky (American 1910-1991) Pastel, Ink and Crayon on Paper Night Train. Signed and dated lower right '91, unframed. 8-1/2" x 11-1/2". Condition: Very good.

READING RAILROAD. #83/300. SGND. BOTTOM RIGHT AND DATED 81. WATERMARK "ARCHES, FRANCE". 25" X 35 1/2". PLEASE READ CAREFULLY - Terms for Purchasing and Shipping of Auction Items. Please read carefully

Jack Savitsky (American 1910-1991) Pastel, Ink and Crayon on Paper Reading Train. Signed and dated lower right '84. Image 8-3/4" x 11-5/8"; in a mitered oak frame 9-3/4" x 12-3/4" overall. Condition:

TRAIN IN COAL TOWN AND WEATER VANE - HAND SIGNED PART OF THE MARY LOU AND JACK SAVITT COLLECTION Dimensions: 24 1/4" X 8 1/4"

Postwar, O Gauge, Lackawanna Railroad flatcar with piggyback trailers 16542, Great Northern Boxcar 18485, Louisville and Nashville boxcar 4798 and custom Rock Island boxcar 47393. Trains are custom ha

This is a pair of cans from the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad. The first is a five gallon oil can, complete with lid and bail. These five gallon cans were sent via train to their oil suppli