Cast iron Baldwin Locomotive Works plaque Philadelphia train sign railroad

* Our cast iron railroad or train sign for the historic Baldwin Locomotive Works from Philadelphia, PA is black with raised gold lettering and 2 holes for mounting or hanging.
* It measures 9 1/2 inches across and weighs roughly 3 pounds.
* Makes a wonderful gift for the vintage model railroad history memorabilia collector in your life!
* This will weather naturally if outside or, to retain original finish, simply spray with a clear protective spray before exposing to the elements.
* The Baldwin Locomotive Works of Philadelphia, founded in 1832, had built more steam locomotives than any other institution in the world by the time construction was phased out in the early 1950s. From a shop on Broad Street in Philadelphia emerged one of the largest and most important builders of steam locomotives.
* Steam locomotive #43562 was built in 1916 and is now owned and operated by the East Broad Top railroad in Rockhill Furnace, PA.