1875 The Railway Clearance Auction at Kings Cross Station Etching

The inRailway Clearance Auction at King's Cross Stationin etching was created by W.B. Murray and was featured in The Graphic on February 20, 1875.This etching captures the scene of an auction where railway equipment and materials were sold off, likely as part of station renovations or upgrades.

19in x 22in
Railway auctions in the 19th century were common as rail companies expanded and modernized their infrastructure.These auctions often involved selling off old equipment, materials, and even land that was no longer needed. The proceeds from these sales helped fund new projects and improvements. King's Cross Station, being a major railway hub in London, would have seen significant activity and development during this period.
Details About the Etching
Title: inA Railway Clearance Auction at King's Cross Stationin
Artist: W.B. Murray
Publication: Featured in The Graphic on February 20, 1875
Medium: Antique wood engraving
Content: The etching captures the bustling scene of an auction at King's Cross Station, with various items up for sale and people gathered around. It provides a vivid depiction of the activity and atmosphere of the time..
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