HUBLEY ELEVATED RAILROAD

367. HUBLEY ELEVATED RAILROAD | An impressively designed late 1890's toy, arched tramway with locomotive operated by central clockwork mechanism: cast trestles support split round track with center su

318. HUBLEY ELEVATED RAILWAY LOCOMOTIVE | Rear wheels on loco are repainted, minor black paint enhancement on loco, otherwise All Original Condition. | O gauge 7" l.

New York Elevated Railroad Station at Bowery and Canal Street. Charles Magnus, Publisher. Size: image 5.25 in. x 7.5 in.; outer size 6.25 in. x 8 in.

Grouping of 12 architectural pen & ink and W/C railroad schematics from the 19th century including 2 NY Elevated Railroad, 2 Water Station, 1 Cattle Pass, 2 Railway Trestle, 2 Gallow's Frame Turntable

1881 New York City Elevated Rail Roads Map. Marked "The City Of New York South Of 155th St. Showing The Constructed Lines Of Elevated Railroad April 1881. Plate VIII Trans. Am Soc. Civ. Eng'r's VOL.X.

Highly detailed map of Manhattan and the surrounding boroughs with special attention to Elevated Railroads, Metropolitan Railroads, Steamboat Piers and Railroad Piers. Steamship lines located and name

Description: A signed, titled and dated etching depicting three elevated railroad cars and a variety of figures and objects. Title: C.L. C&K RailroadType: Etching Materials: Wove paper, ink Markings &

HO gauge brass Fairfield Models Boston Elevated Railroad Type IV Passenger Car. This train is untested. Display track not included.

Antique Etching Print On Paper Of NYC Railroad Plan, inscription reads proposed elevated railroad terrace for Broadway, New York, subject shows pre-twentieth century New York City scene with elevated

This is a Chicago Elevated Terminal Railway Company prospectus book dates from the early 1890s. The first elevated railroad was built in Chicago in 1892, and in 1913, all four of the elevated railroad

Includes Chicago Elevated Railroads, stamp design, and more. Largest item measures 4 x 5 inches.

Lucky Boy plane missing propeller, Hubley Electra, Railroad Express truck. Largest is 5 5/8'' wide

Sepia-tone photo prints of: Five Points in 1903: view of Peachtree Street & Marietta Street from an elevated point on the railroad, showing an excavation for the 4th National Bank & Bird's Eye View of

Sepia-tone photo prints of: Five Points in 1903: view of Peachtree Street & Marietta Street from an elevated point on the railroad, showing an excavation for the 4th National Bank & Bird's Eye View of

Estate collection lot of a total of 8 x Lionel train railway railroad collectible memorabilia. Includes ~ 1 x Elevated Trestle Set. 1 x Automatic Gateman. 1 x Western Maryland Standard Three Bay Hoppe

This is a destination sign from the 2000 series cars used by the Chicago Transit Authority. These were used on the elevated railway. Knob on the reverse side still turns easily and changes the rotatin

A variety of O gauge vehicles plus a large scale metal Hubley telephone truck (missing the cable reel) and several Renwal cars that may be smaller than O gauge. Several miltary vehicles, including a G

Group of Chicago area commuter railroad timetables including twenty two South Shore public timetables, twenty North Shore public timetables, 1953 South Shore rule book, 1951 and 1956 North Shore railr

includes Mobile & montgomery, Western Maryland, Cincinnati, Washington and Baltimore, Boston Elevated, New York, Ontario and Western and others.

These wonderful old prints are mostly Currier & Ives and include one Print of Swett's Proposed Elevated Railway - For Broadway that originally appeared in Scientific American in 1853. The othe

This miscellaneous lot has one ALCO PA Diesel B Unit, 30-2127, packages of Gondola Junk Loads; Elevated Trestle System; Operating O-27Most appear to be unused, Diesel removed from package for photo on

12 DISCS INCLUDING PRR COLLECTION,AMTRAKNEW YORK ELEVATED, TRAINS AROUND NY

A Lionel #6-1677 animated car and platform, a Lionel #6-2111 elevated trestle set, a Lionel #6-2145 automated gateman and a set of Lionel railroad signs.

This is an amazing Missouri-Kansas Texas Railroad porcelain sign, made by the Verbrite Company of Chicago. Verbrite made porcelain signs for railroads and other companies from 1915 to 1965. This sign