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editDescriptionVirginia and Truckee 21-J. W. Bowker and SF1- City of San Francisco 1944.JPG | Postcard photo of The City of San Francisco an EMC-E2 diesel locomotive (SF-1) and the Virginia and Truckee Railroad's #21-J. W. Bowker, steam locomotive in 1944. |
Date | Postmarked October 12, 1944 |
Source | back |
Author | No maker's mark seen front or back--may have been covered by postage stamp. |
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