A unique piece of history this photograph is a rare example of Irish railway photography from the early days of the rail network. Measuring just over four feet high, it's an excellent addition to any collection or archive of Irish heritage.
This 1938 photograph shows a typical train departing from Limerick station, with the Casserly Irish Railway logo prominently displayed on the side. The image is in excellent condition, with clear views of the locomotive and rolling stock.
The Casserly Irish Railway was formed in 1886 to provide passenger services across County Clare and Tipperary. This photograph would have been taken during a typical day's service, showcasing the busy operations of the railway network.
Measuring 30 inches x 40 centimeters, this photograph makes for a compact yet intriguing addition to any archive or collection of Irish history. It's essential for anyone interested in Irish rail heritage and will add a unique perspective to any study on the subject.
