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Original vintage black-and-white gelatin-silver photograph featuring a Pennsylvania, Lackawanna & Reading Railroad steam passenger train moving through a snow-covered valley landscape.
The composition presents a trackside view of the locomotive at left pulling a short consist of baggage and passenger cars around a gentle curve, with billowing steam drifting over the line, multiple rails in the foreground, and leafless hillside trees and a telegraph pole defining the wintry setting.
Rendered in a straightforward documentary railfan style that emphasizes steam-era motive power, winter railroad operations, and wooded Appalachian topography, the image suits collections focused on Pennsylvania-area railroads, mid-20th-century transportation, and historic photography.
The piece is a small-format gelatin-silver photographic print on glossy paper; the reverse bears typed credit text \'Pennsylvania, Lackawanna & Reading R. R. Co., Russell Baum, Brass Hat, Box 251, Sunbury, Penna.\' together with a small stamped letter \'C\' and the inventory number \'#126,\' and is offered as a single unframed photograph suitable for album use, matting, or archival collection.
Actual Measurements: 4 in x 5 in.
