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- Collection: Locomotive Illustrations by William Linsley
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Illustration of the engine New York
Undated watercolor illustration of locomotive painted by William Linsley of Burlington, Vermont, and Muncie, Indiana.
Illustration of the engine Bethel
Undated watercolor illustration of locomotive painted by William Linsley of Burlington, Vermont, and Muncie, Indiana.
Illustration of the engine Gov. Paine
Undated watercolor illustration of locomotive painted by William Linsley of Burlington, Vermont, and Muncie, Indiana.
Illustration of the engine Governor Marcy
Undated watercolor illustration of locomotive painted by William Linsley of Burlington, Vermont, and Muncie, Indiana.
Illustration of the engine Mountain Girl
Undated watercolor illustration of locomotive painted by William Linsley of Burlington, Vermont, and Muncie, Indiana.
Illustration of the engine Mountain Boy
Undated watercolor illustration of locomotive painted by William Linsley of Burlington, Vermont, and Muncie, Indiana.
Illustration of the engine Cascadnac
Undated watercolor illustration of locomotive painted by William Linsley of Burlington, Vermont, and Muncie, Indiana. 1st engine run by William Linsley
Illustration of the engine Ticonderoga
Undated watercolor illustration of locomotive painted by William Linsley of Burlington, Vermont, and Muncie, Indiana.
Illustration of the engine Stag
Undated watercolor illustration of locomotive painted by William Linsley of Burlington, Vermont, and Muncie, Indiana.
Illustration of the engine Vermont
Undated watercolor illustration of locomotive painted by William Linsley of Burlington, Vermont, and Muncie, Indiana.
Illustration of the engine Baltic
Undated watercolor illustration of locomotive painted by William Linsley of Burlington, Vermont, and Muncie, Indiana.
Illustration of the engine America
Undated watercolor illustration of locomotive painted by William Linsley of Burlington, Vermont, and Muncie, Indiana.
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