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nymph and phantom -- wiliam mason
Posted by
Anonymous
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Mon, May 29 2006 3:47 AM
greeting train buff and experts:
yesterday i purchased two 1/2 plate ambrotypes of two locomotives:
the nymph
the phantom
made in Taunton Mass by William Mason
The images are pretty amazing, each has several people perched on or in front of the locomotives
one has a pic of Mason himself, i believe
I am looking for any historical information about these two engines,
where they were used,
when,
any historical connections perhaps to Lincoln? or Civil War?
Many thanks for any info you can provide
I will be glad to send jpeg to anyone who provides some leads
many thanks,
please join with me to pray and WORK for peace on Earth
God bless
Jack Cassin
founder
weaving Art Museum
a nonprofit art oganization
http://weavingartmuseum.org
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Posted by
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Mon, May 29 2006 9:08 AM
The expert on Mason is Art Wallace who wrote the book, MASON STEAM LOCOMOTIVES. I would love to see the images.
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Posted by
Anonymous
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Tue, May 30 2006 10:38 AM
Hi:
Please email me directly at:
luckyguy2k at yahoo dot com
and i will be delighted to
send them along to you
jack
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