Description
Rock Island Engine #160 Original Lithograph Vintage Poster depicts the Southwest countryside, with the engine pulling a line of freight cars stretching to the horizon.
Linen-backed original railway poster showing Rock Island Engine #160 in the Southwest countryside, pulling a line of freight cars that stretches to the horizon. You can almost feel the rain that will fall in this great, vibrant image.
The charter was issued in 1867 under the name of Peoria and Rock Island Railway. The locomotive is shown in red and black livery, with the words “Rock Island” in white lettering on the black band running along the side below the windows and the number panel. The word “Rock” lies left of the rearmost ladder, and the word “island” lies to the right of the rearmost ladder.
This is an Original Lithograph Vintage Poster; it is not a reproduction. Our posters come with a Certificate of Authenticity, and we stand behind the description and condition of the vintage posters shown on the website. For the collector presentation, this piece is linen-backed.
4) Condition section
Excellent condition. Linen backing supports collector-ready presentation.
5) Authentication section
Includes a Free Certificate of Authenticity with the artwork.
- Artist: Anonymous / (not provided)
- Date: 1940s
- Medium/Format: Original Lithograph Vintage Poster (not a reproduction)
- Dimensions: 16 x 22.5
- Presentation: Linen-backed and ready to frame
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