1942 Print Captain Galley Stickney Burlington Train Engineer McGehee FZ7 HB3 Through the transfer of etching

Through the transfer of etching ink from an etched copperplate to special dampened paper run through an etching press

had repaired Southern Pacific engines for thirty years and made about $400 a month

Dimensions: Approximately 3 x 8

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1942 Print Captain Galley Stickney Burlington Train Engineer McGehee FZ7 HB3 Through the transfer of etchingThis is an original 1942 halftone print of various railroad men. The top image shows men in the caboose of a train. Shown is Dave A. "Honest Abe" Stickney who had been working for the railroad since 1903. In the center is C. W. "Fibber" McGehee who at the time of this image, had repaired Southern Pacific engines for thirty years and made about $400 a month. On the far right is a young man of twenty three named W. P. Pendleton who made about $225 a