TRAINS & RAILWAYS MAGNIFICENT MOUNTED PRINT SIR HAYDN TRAIN DEPARTS DOLGOCH for Sale

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TRAINS & RAILWAYS MAGNIFICENT MOUNTED PRINT SIR HAYDN TRAIN DEPARTS DOLGOCH For Sale

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TRAINS & RAILWAYS MAGNIFICENT MOUNTED PRINT SIR HAYDN TRAIN DEPARTS DOLGOCH:
$12.80

LISTED HERE A MAGNIFICENT MOUNTED PICTURE FROM THE ARCHIVES.
We do not copy alter orreproduce any of the prints we offer for sale they are genuinepublished prints of the printing date stated below and as describedin this listing.

To copy and reproduce the image in this listing could infringe the copyright of the photographer or artist.

IMAGE SIZE: 8\" x 7.5\" (20 x 19 cm)

CONDITION: PERFECT

About this picture

Sir Haydn is a narrow gauge steam locomotive, built by Hughes\'s Locomotive & Tramway Engine Works, Loughborough in 1878. It operated on the Corris Railway in Wales, until closure in 1948, and since 1951 has operated on the nearby Talyllyn Railway. It has carried the operating number 3 under four successive owners.

MOUNTED PRINTSareidentical visually to a regular paper or photographic image butenhanced with an extra-rigid backing to provide stability andprotection.

In short, the image isprofessionally mounted onto the sustainable acid-free mounting boardfor ultimate longevity and protection against warping and damagedcorners.

The print is perfect forfree-standing display, an album collection, or framing.

You may occasionally seea similar item listed, this happens whenwe have more than oneof the prints in the archives.

This splendid image was printed released and obtained two years ago when photography of Railways was being compiled perfectly stored in the archives and since professionally mounted but not framed.

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