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Pencil sketch of a horse-drawn stagecoach with passengers racing toward a distant steam train across open country.

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Springing them up to meet the train LCCN91480173, James Pollard (1820), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A pencil sketch shows a horse-drawn coach with several passengers on its roof and a team of galloping horses, while a steam train with smoke rises in the distance across an open landscape. The handwritten inscription at the bottom reads "Springing them up to meet the train," and the drawing is attributed to James Pollard, dated 1820.

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