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Railroad and Train art work, by artist | Railroadiana411 of 648 |  |  |
Posted 2 years ago
wingletts
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This picture hangs in my hallway, I just love it, I have had it for a few years. Now it is time to find out about it...any train lovers, or railroad collectors will love to see this pic. Find out what town and what train this was??? I just love Show and Tell, and Collectors Wkly site and all the collectors here have been so helpful.
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RailroadianaThe railroads built America: up through WW2 they were the dominant form of …
Also I did find a Manly MacDonald but every sig that I saw was his full name.
It could have been the Railroad crossing in Morton Pa at Kedron Ave many years ago
Thanks Hedgewalker Sir, lol me too.
He Ron, Thanks I will check this out, its a keeper I just love different Artwork...just don't know much about it, accept search....lol
Glad to see you here, come more often with all the collections I am finding.
Did you see the cadum I put up........very interesting about this..