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[Three men in front of a locomotive.]

Accession number X2010.11.11115 
Unique identifier MNY225386 
Dated ca. 1895 
Inscription / technical details In ink, on verso: at left  / Arthur L. Austin / son of Edward P. Austin at right / Edward died May 1905 / Arthur died Nov 1956 
Medium albumen print
File dimensions 20.5 in × 14.4 in at 300dpi
52.3 cm × 36.7 cm at 300dpi 
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