A rare opportunity to own a piece of history. This stunning photograph is the last known image of a train carrying mail from Dublin to Lansdowne Road in 1952. The Irish Railway, or IRE, was one of Ireland's most iconic railway companies during its heyday.
This particular train, no. 456, made an important journey between the capital city and the coastal town, passing through some of the country's most scenic landscapes. On this day, it would be carrying vital mail and cargo along a critical route that connected the two regions.
The photograph was taken on the platform at Lansdowne Road station, capturing the train as it pulled out of the station with a burst of steam. The image is in excellent condition, preserving the details of the train's engine and cars. This is a one-in-a-million chance to acquire such an important piece of railway history.
As a collector, you'll appreciate the rarity and significance of this photograph, which provides a unique glimpse into Ireland's past. With its striking black and white imagery, it's sure to be cherished by historians, railway enthusiasts, and collectors alike.
