American Locomotive Company New Haven Train Photo

Vintage black and white photograph of a New Haven Railroad train, with a matte reading “American Locomotive Company / New York City”. Ca. 1920s - 1930s. This is likely a train of the New York, New

American Locomotive Company ( 1901-1969 ) Original Old Black and White Photograph of 5564 Train New York Central Lines LS&MS L.S. & M.S. Steam Engine and Tender and Wooden Frame with Bronze Plaque eng

American Locomotive Company / Alco New York Central Dreyfuss Hudson Framed Builders Photograph Original framed Alco builders photograph with American Locomotive Company New York City matte. Shows New

American Locomotive Company / Alco Union Pacific 4-6-6-4 Challenger # 3902 Framed Builders Photograph Original framed Alco builders photograph with American Locomotive Company New York City matte. Sho

Original framed Alco builders photograph with American Locomotive Company New York City matte. Shows New York Central J1e 4-6-4 Hudson steam locomotive #5273 after completion. Frame measures 29 1/2" x

American Locomotive Company / Alco Nashville Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway #579 Dixie 4-8-4 Framed Builders Photograph Original framed Alco builders photograph with American Locomotive Company New Y

American Locomotive Company / Alco C.M. & P.S. 2-6-6-2 # 5023 Framed Builders Photograph Original framed Alco builders photograph with American Locomotive Company New York City matte. Shows Chicago, M

American Locomotive Company / Alco Union Pacific 4-12-2 # 9054 Framed Builders Photograph Original framed Alco builders photograph with American Locomotive Company New York matte. Shows Union Pacific

The original period large format albumen photograph of Missouri Pacific Lines locomotive 5337 with tender displayed in the original mat with legend of 'American Locomotive Company' New York City.' Mea

Lionel Train Car Log Carrier Shell Tanker Passenger All In Overall Good Condition Please look at Photos Closely locomotive american marklin flyer pre post wwi wwii war Out of a New York City Estate

American Flyer HO Gauge 5318 New York Central 4-6-4 Hudson steam locomotive and tender. Train has rust on metal parts, paint looks C6. Please view the photos of the items in this lot carefully as they

Canadian. 1942. Cast iron. 484 Northern. Class U-3-b. Built by American Locomotive Company New York. Serial number 69642 in Feb 1942. Scrapped May 1961. Originally Grand Trunk Western operating in Mic

Frame measures 12 1/2 x 15 1/2in, Photograph measures 7 1/2 x 9 3/4in.

4-6-4 G3A Scale Train, resting on display track; together with blueprint for tender frame [actual train], by American Locomotive Company, which was scaled down to produce model; retains water scoop fo

A group of items in one notebook (1) American Locomotive Company Steam & Diesel Specification cards: photo on front, statistics on reverse (28) - mostly UP, B&M, MEC, Portland Terminal (2) locomotive

A group of items in two notebooks: American Locomotive Company (ALCo) Steam Locomotive Specification cards: photo on front, statistics on reverse (64) - mostly NYC including one Dreyfus streamlined Hu

Hudson’s locomotive of New York Central train system, original photograph taken by Robert Yarnall Richie. Embossed: lower left with Hulton Getty stamp, Titled in plate: lower center, and Number

Sorry if the title seems like gibberish, but it means a lot to a few collectors. An American Locomotive Company RS-1 diesel locomotive that became New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad #0660. Yes, Th

From NYC #F4696 K-3Q, Pacific 4-6-2. Made by Brooks Works. American Locomotive company in 1924. Excellent polished example. 22" tall x 14" bell diameter

The American Locomotive Company (ALCo) had advertising photographs made of their steam locomotive for advertising purposes. This photograph is of Virginian Railway #802, a 2-10-10-2 articulated steam

Includes American Locomotive Company Union Pacific Railroad Challenger Type, Streamlined Hudson Type Locomotive, Burlington Route Dome Car, and Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul, Largest measures 2 1/

Howard Fogg print, cover and frame are plastic, good condition, Howard Fogg Litho distributed the American Locomotive Company in the late 1940s.

A group of four builders photographs from American Locomotive Company showcasing their Lackawanna Railroad steam engine locomotives in different configurations. A photograph for #1603 4-8-4 measuring

An Alco diesel locomotive builder's plate from New Haven RS-11 #1400. This is American Locomotive Company serial number 81781. Thin with a build date of 5-56. Measures 12 1/4" by 3 3/4". This diesel b