Classic old time photo's are images captured on a thin piece of silver plated copper. Since no negatives are produced, copies could not be made and each photo is considered "unique". There are many "classic" old time photo's of locomotives on the roster of the "New" JJJ&E.
An old time photo of a UP "Big Boy" #4006 entering San Marino on the inner mainline track. The major RR crossing in San Marino is on the left side of this photo. This steamer just fits on the 130' turntable near the Switching Yard. This locomotive will pull 60 cars on level track and also on the 1 1/2% grade on the mainline east of San Marino. |
An old time classic photo closeup of UP "Big Boy" #4006 in the center of San Marino. The drivers and valve gear are very detailed along with all the piping on the engineers sides of this steam locomotive. |
An old time classic closeup photo of UP "Big Boy" #4006 in the center of San Marino. The Idaho Hotel (corrugated roof), one of the signature buildings on the "New" JJJ&E is in the immediate background. |
An old time classic photo of a UP "Big Boy" #4006 in San Marino on the inner mainline track. This steamer just fits on the 130' turntable near the Switching Yard. |
Old time classic photo of a UP "Challenger" #3977 on the bridge of the turntable. The "Challenger" is ready to leave the turntable on one of the two exit tracks to the Switching Yard. The 24 stall Roundhouse is in the background filled with steamers of all sizes. Most of the stalls of the Roundhouse are filled with steam locomotives of all sizes. |
A classic old time photo of UP #3977 "Challenger" on the bridge of the
turntable. The 24 stall Roundhouse is in the background. A "Steam
Donkey" is in the left foreground of this photo. |
Classic Old Time Photo Of UP 4-8-4 # 837 with smoke deflectors making the long climb up the 1 1/2% grade of the mainline east of San Marino. The Monterrey Mountains are in the background. |
Classic Old Time Photo of UP 4-8-4 #837 with smoke deflectors is on a mainline track with the Switching Yard in the background |
Aloha:
ReplyDeleteFound you and your site via searches involving Kato Mikado's. I gather you have "several!"
Any chance we might communicate via e-mail about this locomotive and its history (Kato history)?
Cheers,
Lonnie King
ltking@hawaii.rr.com