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Hornby-Meccano Set consisting of a N°16 demountable station, a tunnel, a pair of crossings, an automatic stop signal and three N°1 knockers. In original boxes.

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Hornby-Meccano Set consisting of a N°16 demountable station, a tunnel, a pair of crossings, an automatic stop signal and three N°1 knockers. In original boxes.

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Collection of 11 photographs of the Nagyberezna-Uzsok railroad tunnels and viaducts. Around 1904-1905. Vintages, albumen prints. Dimensions from 9 x 12 cm to 13 x 18 cm. Ukraine Collection of 11 photographs of the Nagyberezna-Uzsok railroad tunnels and viaducts. Around 1904-1905. Vintages, albumen prints. Dimensions from 9 x 12 cm to 13 x 18 cm. Each with inscriptions in pencil in Hungarian on verso. Three photographs printed on postcards with typographical note "Levelezö-Lap." - Collection of photographs taken during the construction of the railroad network of the Zakarpattia region (today's Ukraine) between Nagyberezna and Uzsok (today: Velikij Bereznij - Uzhok). This 40 km long section of the network was completed in 1905. The line was mainly built for military and not commercial purposes, like the other railroad lines between Hungary and Galicia. Due to the high mountain location, there are several bridges, viaducts and tunnels on the line. The photographs show the work at Csorbadomb, near Uzsok: the ferry and the wagons on the temporary wooden viaduct, the entrance and the construction of the tunnel at Uzsok. Includes a picture of the architects and investors of the project posing on a trolley at the entrance to the tunnel. - Stained, slightly faded. Some edges broken, one torn. Overall in good condition. Collection of 11 photographs of the Nagyberezna-Uzsok railway tunnels and viaducts. Around 1904-1905. Vintages, albumen prints. - Each with inscriptions in pencil in Hungarian on verso. Three photographs printed on postcards with typographical note "Levelezö-Lap." - Collection of photographs taken during the construction of the railway network of the Zakarpattia region (present-day Ukraine) between Nagyberezna and Uzsok (today: Velikij Bereznij - Uzhok). This 40 km long part of the network was completed in 1905. The line was built mainly for military and not for commercial purposes, like the other railway lines between Hungary and Galicia. Due to the high mountain location, there are several bridges, viaducts and tunnels on the line. The photographs show the works in Csorbadomb, near Uzsok: the ferry and the mine cars on the temporary wooden viaduct, the entrance and the construction of the tunnel in Uzsok. Contains a photograph of the architects and investors of the project posing on a trolley at the entrance to the tunnel. - Stained, slightly faded. Some edges broken, one torn. Overall in good condition. This work is taxed. A premium of 23.95% will be added to the hammer price and 7% (books) or 19% VAT will be added to the final invoice amount in the European Union. This work is subject to the regular margin scheme. There is a 23.95% buyer's premium on the hammer price and 7% (Books) or 19% VAT on the final invoice amount in the European Union.

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