View allAll Photos Tagged secondhand
I liked the concept of Mattel's autistic Barbie a lot, so I made my own.
© 2026 photos4dreams - all rights reserved
New Orleans, Louisiana... Either St. Peter or St. Ann Street; Jackson Square is off to the right. Stamped June, 1969.
301466
CN 120 has a trio of secondhand AC units (ex-CREX units CN 3939, CN 3923 and ex-demo CN 8103) as it passes autoracks on a cloudy morning.
The Delaware & Hudson engine facility in East Binghamton yard is hosting a cross-section of secondhand locomotives from diverse sources and in varied paint schemes. A Susquehanna F45 and SD45 from the Burlington Northern share the sanding tracks with a Maine Central SD40 from Detroit Edison. To the left is a Springfield Terminal SD26 of Santa Fe origins.
The BNCP Transfer (from BNSF's Northtown Yard in Minneapolis to CP's St. Paul Yard in St. Paul) delivering two SD9043MACs that CP recently purchased from Union Pacific.
Location unknown, but if I had to guess I'd say the Isle of Harris in the Outer Hebrides, based on the B&B sign. Clisham is a mountain peak.
unbranded (probably Chinese)
card
1008 pieces in 24 boxes of 42pc
27.5 x 19.7 in
70 x 50 cm
TED: "So 'ere's me last Krissmussy pussle of this yeer, an' it's an Advent calender wiv 24 boxes wot yer s'posed to open each day. Well, I diddunt, I dun 'em all last nite instedd!
I'd like to wish yew all a verry Merry Krissmuss an' a 'Appy New Yeer!!" 🎄☃️🎅❄️🐻
Secondhand units CN 4935 & CN 4904 lead CN 500 out of the Port of Montreal on yet another cloudy day.
Five locomotives from three builders, all in the care of their second owners, get ready to go out on the road at the Delaware & Hudson’s East Binghamton engine terminal. At the far end are an EMD GP38-2 and two Alco C420’s, all inherited by the D&H from the Lehigh Valley as part of the formation of Conrail. The two Maine Central U23B’s, coincidentally, began life on the D&H, but were recently reappropriated as MEC assets by Guilford.
Stamped October, 1972. I can't find anything online to confirm my assumption that they're in sacks in order to restrain them from hurting each other.
30361
Even as the Northwestern was buying secondhand Penn Central RS32's and repainting them, EMD's were making a strong showing on the Alco Line.
Freshly repainted 4244 leads a couple of invaders up the hill out of Rochester, MN. This engine spent the last few years of its Penn Central life working out of Rochester, NY so the city name should be familiar to it.
Fortunately for Alco fans, this and the other "modern" Alcos were transferred to Green Bay and enjoyed several more years of life in the company of the C628's working in Wisconsin and Michigan's Upper Peninsula..