Vintage beauty on display
This is a genuine photograph of an Irish diesel loco, one of many that roared along the Cork and Killarney Railway in the mid-20th century. No. B122 @ Thurles was its official designation, a fitting moniker for this rugged and reliable steam engine.
Captured by CASSERLEY photographers, this iconic image showcases the train's striking red livery against the backdrop of rolling Irish countryside. The photograph is from 1964, a pivotal year in railway history when diesel engines began to supplant traditional steam power.
As you hold this photograph in your hands, imagine the rumble of its engine, the hiss of steam escaping its cylinders, and the thrill of witnessing this piece of industrial heritage up close. IRISH - DIESEL LOCO No. B122 @ Thurles is a treasured find for any railway enthusiast or collector looking to add a touch of nostalgic charm to their home or office.
Authenticity guaranteed: every detail has been meticulously preserved in this reproduction photograph. A true gem for anyone who appreciates the beauty and significance of vintage machinery, IRISH - DIESEL LOCO No. B122 @ Thurles is sure to be cherished for years to come.
