American Locomotive photograph

Maine Central and "Boston and Maine" 15 1/2 x 29 1/2 inches. Maine Central dated Sept 1939

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

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

Northern Pacific Engine Builders Plate #2238 with Photo, American Locomotive Co. 62434, Brooksworks Mfg., Nov. 1920, Mounted on Poly, Extra Nice Cast Iron

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

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

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

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

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

This is an unusual Alco builder's photo of New Haven 3248. It looks straight forward and a label on the reverse indicates that this is the New style of photo to be used at the American Locomotive Comp

Binder full of forty-three mostly black and white locomotive photographs, post cards, newspaper clippings, magazine articles, annual pass, and build cards with detailed information of the locomotive b

The Maine Central Railroad ordered locomotive #98 from the Portland Company and it was delivered in 1889. It's a standard "American" style with 4-4-0 wheel arrangement. It's a Portland Company product

AMERICAN FLYER LINES VINTAGE LOCOMOTIVE AND TENDER. AS SHOWN. PLEASE SEE PHOTOGRAPHS.

A rare antique probably an American tintype photograph. The photo depicts a railroad locomotive and a group of people. Circa: 1860s-1970s. probably, this photo is related to The US First Transcontinen

Trains include Locomotive, Columbus 460, Washington 963, Hamilton 962, and Dummy Car ( added in last photo).

O. Winston Link (American, 1914-2001), "Bobby Goggin, Y-Class Locomotive, Fringer's Mill," 1982, gelatin silver print, signed, stamped and dated verso, sight: 15.25"h x 19"w, overall (with frame): 22.

Mostly American. Late 19th and 20th Centuries. Including locomotives, occupational, Western scenes, interiors, Native Americans and other subjects.

O. Winston Link (American, 1914-2001), "PN15 GG-1 Electric Locomotive and Switch Light", Vintage Gelatin Silver Print, 1950-1954, pencil signed to verso of photograph and inscribed "PN15", Lawrence Ga