Description: RARE 1800s Cabinet photo TEXAS CENTRAL RAILROAD Engine #123. Offered is an original RARE 1800 period (1870’s to 1890’s) cabinet photo of Texas Central railway men and steam locomotive engine #123. In the background to right is a huge watering tower. Ten men can be seen in the photo – the man at the front on the pilot (or cowcatcher) has a man standing behind him (can just see his left side). The man setting near the pilot is wearing a knife on his side on belt. On the engine cab is name “TEXAS*CENTRAL” (that is all I can read). The #123 appears on the engine wood/coal card and on front circle of engine. NO exact date or location is shown. A child has written and drawn on the back (years ago). This is the only known photo of #123 that exist today – after weeks of research (no copies of this one are known). LIKELY YOU WILL BE THE ONLY KID ON YOUR BLOCK WITH THIS ONE! REMEMBER, FREE POSTAGE on this item! >>CONDITION: See Scan photo(s) for detail view(s). Overall in ACCEPTABLE condition with light image fade. Some old pencil or scratch marks above engine. Wear at corner tips and along edges. Small piece out of bottom middle edge. Back has child’s drawings/marks. >>ACTUAL SIZE: 9 7/8 Inches Wide by 7 5/8 inches Tall. >>SHIPPING includes secure packing. BIDDERS WITH U. S. A. mailing addresses ONLY! WE COMBINE 2 or MORE ITEMS FOR REDUCED POSTAGE (WHERE POSSIBLE). FREE POSTAGE on this item! >>SEE OUR OTHER Interesting and Vintage RAILROAD related items IN THIS AUCTION<< Feel free to ask questions.
Price: 68 USD
Location: Doyline, Louisiana
End Time: 2024-11-10T19:47:44.000Z
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Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
