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Old Posted Nov 9, 2016, 4:59 AM
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I found this old sepia photograph in a file of mine several days ago. (I've checked, and I'm pretty sure it's new to NLA)


personal file

I've been trying to figure out if the float is a facsimile of Mt. Lowe railroad?


Here's a closer look.


detail

If only we could read what's written at the base of the float.






While trying to find more information on this sepia pic I happened upon another Mt. Lowe float that Flyingwedge posted over three years ago.

I thought it wouldn't hurt to see it again. (it's such a great photograph!) -I wonder what the guy dressed as a bandit is representing?
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Originally Posted by Flyingwedge View Post
Check out this Mt. Lowe Railway float:


CA State Library - http://catalog.library.ca.gov/exlibr...A5SL4XBRSB.jpg

BTW, Anchor Laundry was at 719 S. Los Angeles St.:

1894 Sanborn Map @ LAPL
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But what about my sepia photograph? Is that a Mt. Lowe float as well?

And what about the location....is anyone familiar with that brass foundry?


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