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Bethpage, New York, USA. 22nd November 2015. FRANK KOBYLARZ, a co-founder of the Long Island Traction Society, holds a green Scratch Built 202 United States Mail Railway Post Office Trolley car. Kobylarz explained his O-Gauge trolley was not built from a kit but from basic materials such as wood, and that the original trolley it is modeled on operated from 1922-1937 in NY, NJ, New Haven, Bronx, Brooklyn. The trolley trains layout is one of several operating layouts at the 6th Annual Nassau County Model Train Show, held at the Bethpage Senior Community Center.

Bethpage, New York, USA. 22nd November 2015. FRANK KOBYLARZ, a co-founder of the Long Island Traction Society, holds a green Scratch Built 202 United States Mail Railway Post Office Trolley car. Kobylarz explained his O-Gauge trolley was not built from a kit but from basic materials such as wood, and that the original trolley it is modeled on operated from 1922-1937 in NY, NJ, New Haven, Bronx, Brooklyn. The trolley trains layout is one of several operating layouts at the 6th Annual Nassau County Model Train Show, held at the Bethpage Senior Community Center. Stock Photo

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4928 x 3280 px | 41.7 x 27.8 cm | 16.4 x 10.9 inches | 300dpi

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22 November 2015

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Bethpage Senior Community Center, Bethpage, Long Island, New York, United States, America, USA, US

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