Vintage Framed Print of Union Pacific 987 Passenger Train | ||
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Posted 8 years ago
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Union Pacific 987 was and EMD E6A built in 1941. It went through two other road numbers until being numbered 987 in 1948.
In this photo print it is pulling a long passenger train assisted by two B units. B units were locomotives with no cab. The B units costs less and added to the streamlined look of the passenger trains. Union Pacific and Santa Fe were big on the B units.A
Got it up on the wall in photo #3. Photo #4 is a similar E8A.
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Any name on the print? Or under the frame?
Thank you very much antiquerose. I could eventually remove the print. Gave it a shot but decided to leave it. I think it is a photo.
Not to get off topic but I love the Johnson & Johnson first aid kit.
Thank you very much ravage60. I think it is pretty neat and it has its own post.....
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/173511-first-aid-industrial-emergency-case-john
It didn't get much notice, perhaps I need to fill it.
Thank you Recordmantime.