**RARE SYRACUSE, BINGHAMTON & N.Y. RAILROAD STEAM LOCOMOTIVE NO. 5 BL/WH PHOTO** For Sale

THIS IS A RARE OLD SYRACUSE, BINGHAMTON & NEW YORK RAILROAD STEAM LOCOMOTIVE NO. 5 WITH TENDER BL/WH PHOTO - THE NAME PLATE ON THE SIDE OF THE LOCOMOTIVE READS \"W.F. HALLSTEAD\" (ENGINEER?) - THE PHOTO MEASURES 4 3/4\" X 8\" AND IS IN VGC....SHOWING LIGHT FADING BUT STILL CLEAN AND BRIGHT...AND THERE ARE NO RIPS, TEARS, MARKS, OR HOLES THROUGHOUT...NO DOG-EAR CORNERS - THE REVERSE SIDE IS MARKED \"1897 BUILT IN SYRACUSE SHOPS\" - COMES FROM A PET AND SMOKE-FREE HOME - CHECK IT OUT AND EMAIL ME WITH ANY QUESTIONS - ALWAYS BE SURE TO LOOK OVER ALL OF MY CURRENT VINTAGE ITEM sales - BUYER PAYS $5.50 SHIPPING IN THE U.S.A. - I COMBINE ITEMS WHENEVER POSSIBLE - THANKS FOR LOOKING.

FROM GOOGLE....TheSyracuse and Binghamton Railroadwas established on August 18, 1851, and opened for business on October 18, 1854.[1]The road merged in 1856 intoSyracuse and Southern Railroadwhich was renamed toSyracuse, Binghamton and New York Railroadwhen the company reorganized after foreclosure in 1857.The road linked to the earlierOswego and Syracuse Railroadline shortly after both came under control of theDelaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad (DL&WRR)in 1869. This was accomplished despite difficulties caused by the use of wide gauge rails by one railroad and standard gauge by the other.