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Posted 6 months ago
kerry10456
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This is a "garage Sale " find. It is a print that lists and descibes the "Locomotives" history and the newest model is dated 1964. It's a solid print that was printed in Sweden. Thought it went well with my Rail Road things and it is different than anything else I have. The price was right and it came home. Thanks for looking.
Kerry
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You are right about the title it is called locomotives it was produced by Tre Tryckare titled Idea and design III. I have this one along with Aviation,Engine powered ships, and my favorite Sailing ships which denotes the artist Macfie. I have seen the coloring books produced by this Co. along with small individual reproduction prints taken from these sources of transportation and the history. That's all I have on this but, I hope it helps some. I have been studying mine as well and have come up with this small history. Michelle Renee' DuBois
Thank You michellerduBois for the info and showing the love. I appreciate any and all info and you have shed some light on this. I'll have to keep an eye open for the rest of the series, now I know they exist. Thanks again.
Kerry
Thank You Mani for showing all the loves, very appreciated!!