1950s Railroad Track Worker with Oil Can

A railroad maintenance-of-way man standing and working a small brass oiler with both hands, head tipped down to watch what he is doing. A quiet, believable working pose rather than a posed stance.

He wears the classic 1950s railroad look: a blue pinstriped engineer's cap, a red and white striped long-sleeved work shirt, blue bib overalls with buckled straps and a hip pocket, a wristband, and worn brown leather work boots.

Ideal for a mid-century track gang vignette - place him beside a switch stand, a track machine, or a work train on a period layout, or use him in an engine-terminal diorama servicing equipment.

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