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Lehigh Valley Railroad Steam Locomotive 3352 Train Tender Crew RPPC Cortland NY. A tender faintly lettered LEHIGH VALLEY is visible behind the cab. The location is uncertain. Publisher: White House Photo Parlor, W. H. Burnham, Proprietor, Cortland, New York. Areas of deep paper loss and scratches are present. Vintage Real Photo Postcard, Locomotive, Lehigh Valley TenderThis real photo postcard shows a steam locomotive No. 3352 with five crew members standing in front of the engine. A tender faintly lettered LEHIGH VALLEY is visible behind the cab.Handwritten notations include the word Cortland at the top and four names in the address area: Clarence Petit, Henry Ludwig, Jim Shevlin, and Mr. Mack.The handwriting on the back appears to have been added after the postcard was originally produced. The location is uncertain. The handwritten word Cortland on the back has not been confirmed as the location where the photograph was taken.Publisher:White House Photo Parlor, W. H. Burnham, Proprietor, Cortland, New YorkStamp box: AZOSize: 3-1/2" x 5-1/2"Condition:Areas of deep paper loss and scratches are present. Shows finish wear, scratches, stains, bends, creases, handwriting, and edge and corner wear. It has an old paper odor. Old paper items often carry traces of their long lives and previous homes. They may have been subjected to various conditions over time, including exposure to odors, dust, or storage in places like attics and basements. Powered by SixBit's eCommerce Solution