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All kinds of Art Prints for Trains, If you love
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0R07304
Land of the Chiefs
Rail Art Print
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John Winfield. This print depicts PA #51 racing past one of Santa Fe's venerable
5011 class 2-10-4 steamers as a mirage-like image of the Santa Fe namesake
"Chief" is seen in a distant cloud. 24"x 18" limited edition print is signed by
the artist.
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0R07307
Katy
Railroad Train Art Poster
0R07307
John Winfield. The Texas Special rides again in this spectacular poster by
artist John Winfield. 18"x 24" poster is signed by the artist.
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0R07100
Memories of Minneapolis
Rail Art Print
0R07100
Jim Jordan. In this memorable scene from the late 1920s, Great Northern's
mountain type engine #2517 leads the train across the Stone Arch Bridge of
Minneapolis, a national civil engineering landmark. Its contemporary neighbor,
the Pillsbury Mills, provides an interesting historical contrast. 24?"x 17?"
print is signed by the artist.
.....#0R07100
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The
Hiawatha
0R07707
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad. This fabulous
print of the luxury streamliner "Hiawatha" measures 14"x 9?" and
arrives mounted in a 20"x 16" matte. A great image of a real classic!
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locomotives on
the Santa Fe. Northern type #3751, FT #100 and Super Fleet Warbonnet #800,
the first of their breed, are all "Class Engines." 18"x 24" limited edition
print is signed by the artist.
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Three models of first generation diesels in the original
blue and light gray of the Missouri Pacific meet at Austin, Texas.
An EMD F7, a GP-7 and an Alco PA are represented. 24"x 18" limited
edition print is signed and numbered by the artist.
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Crossroads
of the Past
0R07104
Jim Jordan. This wintry scene depicts the first of the "Orange Blossom
Special" E4 diesel-electric locomotives at the gracious Victorian
style depot in Hamlet, North Carolina. It's a busy stopover during the
war years of the '40s with poignant holiday farewells between soldiers
and their loved ones. 30""x 21" print is signed by the artist.
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This foggy scene depicts one of the Great Northern Railway
electrics, #5018, crossing the Foss River Bridge, built on the western
slope of the Cascades in Washington. Originally made from timber in 1892,
the bridge shown here is the rebuilt bridge, created with steel in
1909. 25"x 19" print is signed by the artist.
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