Union Pacific Train on Keddie Wye Bridge California Photochrome Postcard For Sale

This vivid photochrome postcard captures a striking scene of three Union Pacific diesel locomotives led by unit 3491, crossing the iconic Keddie Wye bridge in Keddie, California. Taken on June 24, 1987, the image showcases the dramatic mountainous terrain and dense forest surrounding the historic rail line. The Keddie Wye, once part of the Western Pacific Railroad, is a unique railroad junction featuring a distinctive triangular bridge structure that is a favorite among train enthusiasts.Published by Audio-Visual Designs of Easton, New York, and photographed by Frank Ferguson, this postcard exemplifies the photochrome printing technique popular from 1939 onward, known for its rich and realistic color reproduction. The standard 5.5 x 3.5 inch card is unposted, preserving its pristine condition. A must-have collectible for railroad and Union Pacific fans, it offers a glimpse into late 20th-century American railroading history and engineering marvels.