1. A 1906 map for the Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic Railway Company, copyright dated lower center, in the original frame.

2. Theodore A. Xaras (20th/21st Centuries) series of four collotype prints of railroad locomotives dated 1982, each signed lower right, titled verso with certificates of authenticity: 'The National Limited at Harpers Ferry,' 'Highballing on the Big Boy' and 'Doubleheading Up Horseshoe Curve.'

3. A Berry Brothers 'Liquid Granite' floor varnish advertisement illustrated with Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Company steamships reads 'Largest Steamers of the Type in the World are Finished With Liquid Granite.'

4. A reproduction print of Danforth Locomotive & Machine Company builder's plate for 'Bituminous Coal Burning Mogul Freight Locomotive No. 750,' patent date 1872.

5. A Missouri Pacific Lines advertising lithograph titled 'The Eagle' with printed signature lower left for illustrator Buell Mullen (1901-1986), original frame with placard.

Sizes range from 21 x 25.75 up to 37 x 26 inches.

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Good condition, these works have not been examined outside the frames. Some dings and scratches to the map's frame. One Xaras print is missing its certificate of authenticity. Varnish ad is laid down on a canvas backing. Light toning and foxing on the Danforth print.