Lackawanna Railroad - 1953
20" x 16" Railroad System Commemorative Map / Poster.
Product Details: Railroad System Map for the Lackawanna Railroad - Dated Sep 23, 1953.
The Lackawanna Railroad - The Delaware, Lackawanna, & Western Railroad - "The Route of the Phoebe Snow".
Displays a Detailed System Map before the Mergers of this Railroad.
Shows System Routes from New York to West of Chicago.
"Two Fast Daily Streamliners - 'The Phoebe Snow' and 'The Westerner'".
"The Shortest Route between New York - Scranton - Binghampton - Syracuse - Elmira - Buffalo."
From the 1950's Glory Days of Lackawanna Railroading.
A Wealth of Information and History.
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Commemorative Map / Poster is NOT an Official Lackawanna Railroad Document, but is created from Lackawanna Railroad Information.
Each Railroad System Commemorative Map includes an Easy to Read, Complete, Detailed System Map similar to those found on Railroad System Time Tables - although larger. Each map includes details found on Railroad Time Tables and other historic informative resources. Each of these Commemorative Maps is a unique creation that cannot be found elsewhere, and includes interesting historical information to the specific Railroad Line. They make a great addition to a Railroad Hobbyist's Collection.
Each Commemorative Map measures 20" x 16" - portrait or landscape orientation varies from map to map. Each Map is reproduced from a MASTER print - re-printed in Black Ink on White Bond Paper. Map Frames are available that specifically fit these Maps - made of four piece frame, glass cover, and cardstock backer. See separate product item to purchase Map Frames.
Carefully review Details, Images, and Product Description. "Water-Marks" that appear in images do not appear on the actual Maps. Returns for this product are NOT accepted. Artwork of each Commemorative Map in this collection is Copyright Property of Rail-Scale-Models; it may NOT be reproduced for any reason without written authorization.
Commemorative Maps are Shipped Rolled in a Mailing Tube.
