Vintage Mid-Century Ceramic Ashtray – “The General II” Train – Stone Mountain

Vintage Mid-Century Ceramic Ashtray – “The General II” Train – Stone Mountain Scenic Railroad, GA – Japan 1968–1982  Description: Capture a piece of Americana with this vintage ceramic ashtray featuring an image of “The General II” steam engine from the Stone Mountain Scenic Railroad in Georgia. Produced in Japan between 1968 and 1982, this mid-century souvenir ashtray offers nostalgic charm and collectible value. A great addition for train enthusiasts, vintage advertising collectors, or lovers of classic tourist memorabilia.  About the Train: “The General II” was a steam engine built by Baldwin in 1919 for the Red River & Gulf Railroad.  Acquired by Stone Mountain Park in the mid-1960s, the engine ran excursions through 1983.  It now resides at the Southeastern Railway Museum in Duluth, GA. The ashtray commemorates this historic engine and its role in American rail tourism.  Details: Origin: Made in Japan (1968–1982) Material: Glazed ceramic Design: Transfer print of “The General II” with embossed lettering Color: Ombre brown base with black design Dimensions: 10 wide x 4 deep x 1 tall Style: Mid-Century / Art Deco influence Use: Originally an ashtray, also functions well as a catchall tray or display piece  Condition: Excellent vintage condition – no chips, cracks, or crazing. Appears unused. Minor base wear from age. Please refer to photos – they are part of the description.  Shipping: 📦 Ships quickly and securely, packed with care.