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Ted Blaylock. In this rocky western scene, we get a beautiful, snowy
view of a narrow gauge steamer so typical of early mountain railroading.
Gorgeous! 30"x 24" print.
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The Champion. Robert West. This is a view of one of the Atlantic
Coastline E7 Champions coming through the Carolinas around 1959 to the
early 1960s, when the purple, silver and yellow paint scheme was
still employed by the Atlantic Coastline Railroad. 23"x 16?" limited edition
print signed by the artist.
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Robert West. This painting is set west of Decatur, Illinois in the
spring of 1954. We see a semi-streamlined P5 steam locomotive heading
up the famous Wabash Cannonball, outpacing a thunderstorm with a funnel
cloud forming, a typical icon in this section of the U.S. 23"x
14?" print signed by the artist.
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Robert West. Here we see the Roadrailer being pulled by Norfolk Southern
Dash 840-B standard cabs north out of downtown Atlanta with the Atlanta
skyline in the background. Limited edition print is signed by the
artist.
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The Union Pacific 4-8-8-4 Big Boy. Robert West. Very rarely is a
view done of a 4-8-8-4 Big Boy going away from you, but in this case,
it is appropriate because this Big Boy is heading for retirement
after its magnificent service during WWII. 23"x 14?" print is signed
by the artist.
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Robert West. This is a lineup that one could see on a typical 1950s
morning in Birmingham. From left to right are the Illinois Central "City
of Miami" with two E6 locomotives; the Seaboard Airlines' "Silver
Comet" in its citrus paint scheme; a Southern Railway train, probably the
"Ponce de Leon;" a Frisco with the "Kansas City-Florida Special;" and finally,
a magnificent Central of Georgia E8 locomotive. 23"x 14?" print is
signed by the artist.
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Robert West. A group of gandy dancers is working on the tracks as
trains pass in this scene from Chattanooga, Tennessee. The straw
boss, looking out for the safety of his crew, is giving the L&N
engineer a wave while Southern 4501 (now a prominent locomotive in the
Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum) also steams past. 23"x 14?" print
is signed by the artist.
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Cass #5 and Willamette
H.L. Scott. These lithographs are made from pen and ink pointillist
artworks, a process that uses thousands of dots - and no lines -
to complete a drawing. This set features two of the most famous logging
locomotives, comes mounted in a black metal frame with black matte, and
includes railroad pins and embossed artist's signature. 11"x 17".
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From Poland to Pullman One man's Story How Jacob Dyrek made his journey from Poland to the community of Pullman on the south side of Chicago. The hardships he and men like him endured. by Lorri Timbs |
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