On eBay Now...Williamsville IL Lisbon Port EBT 2-8-2 San Luis Obispo Train Images + Bonus Pics For Sale
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Williamsville IL Lisbon Port EBT 2-8-2 San Luis Obispo Train Images + Bonus Pics:
$23.13
THIS IS AN ORIGINAL, please expect some wear see photos for exact condition and content. You will receive the item pictured.We offer FREE RETURNS for ANY reasonAll advertisements are carefully removed from the source (magazines, newspapers, books, etc.) and are completely original.No copies, reprints or reproductions of any kind.
Listing is for two separate pages each measuring approximately 8" x 10.875"
Bonus Pics Description:
Washington Metro Map (1975):
A 1975 planning map of the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA), showing the proposed Regional Rapid Rail Transit System. The map details authorized and future extensions across Maryland, Virginia, and the District of Columbia—capturing the Metro system at its early visionary stage before the first lines opened to the public.
Amtrak E8A #426 – InterAmerican:
Amtrak E8A locomotive #426 leads the InterAmerican en route to Laredo, Texas, in a dynamic action shot by Jim Hickey. The E8’s streamlined profile and bold Amtrak stripes exemplify the early era of Amtrak’s intercity passenger revival during the 1970s.
Seaboard Coast Line #1536 – East Junction, North Carolina:
Seaboard Coast Line GP9 #1536 waits at East Junction, North Carolina, as another freight takes priority on the main. The photo captures the operational rhythm of SCL’s southeastern network, showcasing second-generation diesel power in everyday service.
Pennsylvania Railroad K4s – Elberon, New Jersey:
A classic Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train, led by a pair of K4s Pacific-type steam locomotives, charges through Elberon, New Jersey, on a hot July day in 1953. The image marks the twilight of PRR’s steam era—before the transition to Penn Central and, later, Conrail—preserving a moment of steam-age grandeur along the Jersey coast.
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Location PRA 342