Architecture / Railyard Buildings Archeology
"St. Albans" pattern
Syracuse China
Made expressly for the D.L.& W RR
ca. 1915
Railroads would serve many types of meals and beverages in transit. They purchased items emblazoned with their herald and name to make a lasting impression on the traveling public and to denote the wealth of the carrier. L. Barth & Co. of New York was the wholesale distributor for several rail china manufacturers.
Ceramic. Dia 22.9 cm
Steamtown National Historic Site, STEA 2771