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Colored printed sheet of cut-out paper parts for a toy locomotive and tender, with French assembly labels.

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Petites constructions. Locomotive et tender, Imp. Pellerin & Cie (1870-1900), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com

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A printed sheet of cut-out parts for assembling a paper model of a locomotive and tender, with wheels, frames, chimneys, a cab, and a headlamp arranged across the page in colored lithographic style. French assembly instructions and part labels are printed in the margins and between the pieces. The sheet is titled Petites constructions, Locomotive et tender, published by Imagerie d'Épinal, number 1204, by Pellerin & Cie, dated 1870-1900.

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