ERNO VADAS - Locomotive

Medium: Vintage Sheet-fed Gravure Printer: Harrison and Sons Date: 1936 Image Size: 6 x 8 inches Erno Vadas was a Hungarian photographer born in Budapest in 1899. He became one of the most successful

Artist: ERNO VADAS Print Title: Geese Printing Date: 1930’s Medium: Photoengraving Printed in: the UK Image Size: 8 x 6” Reserve: $25.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat rate of $15.00 to anywhere within

Medium: Sheet-fed Gravure Date: 1934 Printer: Neogravure Company, France Image Size: 9 x 7.5 inches Erno Vadas was a Hungarian photographer born in Budapest in 1899. He became one of the most successf

Gravure Title: Budapest Artist: Erno Vadas Date: 1937 Medium: Sheet-fed Gravure Printer: La Neogravure Company, France Image Size: 9 x 5.5 inches Erno Vadas was a Hungarian photographer born in Budape

1999 C.P. Huntington Model #102 by Chance Rides, Locomotive #307 and (3) Passenger Cars Model #102, Engine #307 Serial Number #1023077-99-24 Engine #980-60171, 64 HP Gasoline Powered Runs on 24"

French Animated Locomotive Industrial Clock. Excellent bronze case in the form of a steam locomotive on a black marble base with rails, has a stick thermometer on the front of the funnel and large 3 i

Train features a clock, barometer and a compass. It measures 19" l x 15.25" w x 8" deep.

521. MARKLIN 1031B AMERICAN RED CAB LOCOMOTIVE | Clockwork, Gauge 1, hand painted, desirable long cab version in red made for US market, features headlight, cow catcher and bell, perfect loco for pull

313. KNAPP NO. 221 STEEPLE CAB LOCOMOTIVE | Rare example in near perfect condition, 2" gauge, electric, "Electric Locomotive 221" is cast into the body, thick original paint. | Provenance: Monique Kno

From "Big Boy 4006", a locomotive pilot-mounted, cast iron Union Pacific number shield, mounted on a wooden display apex. The numerals are separately applied and show double square nuts securing them

A finely engineered and well presented 7 1/4" gauge model of the Great Western Railway 4-6-0 locomotive and tender No. 1011 "County of Chester". Rebuilt and reboilered by F. West and Lee Green. Comple

Original Gendron Pioneer Flyer pedal locomotive. Displays well with bell, light, and American flags. Very nice original condition with expected wear from age and use. The frame is made of wood with a

0-B+B-0 State Brown with dark brown roof, cream lines, vents & window frames, brass accessories, nickel journal covers, cast headlights, has good color has wear and paint chips, also#412, #413 Col

The Boucher Mfg. Company. New York - Circa 1923 - 31 1/2" Long. This 4.6.2 locomotive was one of the first engines manufactured directly by Boucher. The company prided itself on making exact likeness

Canadian. 1916. Brass. Class T-1-a. Santa Fe 212 type locomotive. Built by an American locomotive company at the Brooks plant in 1916. The boiler was built by Montreal Locomotive Works. Serial Number

A finely detailed 4in gauge nickel-plated 4-4-0 live steam locomotive 'Argentina' and tender, A finely detailed 4in gauge nickel-plated 4-4-0 live steam locomotive 'Argentina' and tender, c.1900, spir

642. MARKLIN E3021 ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVE | Gauge 1, electric, hand painted, circa 1904, catalog no.E3021. | Provenance: Paul Cole Collection. | 18" l. | Replacement lamps, otherwise in (Pristine Conditi

A Marklin R.O. brass steam locomotive with deluxe tender and early eight wheel painted flip top coach, coach retains incredible patina. Locomotive 9.5”L.

A superb example of the Santa Fe Chief logo used on several models of first generation diesels in the 1940's - 1950's era. Paint and color on this example are superb. Brushed stainless is in excellent

468. MARKLIN LNWR 4-4-0 LOCOMOTIVE & TENDER | Gauge 1, clockwork, rare English outline loco hand painted in LNWR livery, has brass plate from Gamage's of London on floor of cab, deluxe six wheel tende

Voltamp Prewar 2 inch Gauge mid-period 2100 Steam Locomotive and Tender, in C6 plus to C7 minus original condition, with minor damage to the pilot wooden bolster [see pictures]. Early sprung trucks an

Wow! This is an awesome two piece railroad crossing cast iron sign from the Western Maryland railroad. This sign was cast in two pieces, with the top section nesting / bolting to the lower two thirds

Scarce, limited production 600E Standard Gauge 4-6-4 Hudson steam locomotive in gray with nickel trim. 12-wheeled tender. Includes professionally made wooden custom storage cases for both the locomoti

Circa 1894, Roxbury, MA Dial: white porcelain dial with black Arabic numerals, outer minute indices, sunken sub-seconds, blued steel solid lance hands, signed: Trademark B of L E / Ball & Co., Clevela