PROPERTY OF THE PULLMAN COMPANY PORTER TOWEL

Great collectible pieces for Pullman cars. Includes a two tone hat brush stamped PULLMAN and one porter Property of the Pullman Company towel.

A grouping of Pullman Company porter objects and ephemera once owned by Willie Leonard Sims a 22 year employee who worked as a Sleeping car porter. Includes his original "Southern Sleeping Car Porter"

The Pullman Company Towel, has some stains, 15.5x23

A wall-hanging soiled towel rack, unsigned. Appears in Pullman's Material and Supply Catalog (page Y-69 and plate number 61). Measures 11 x 13.5 x 5.5 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house pack

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[OCCUPATIONAL]. Pullman Porter uniform jacket and vest. Ca. early to mid 1900s. Early Pullman Railroad Company porter's uniform jacket. Heavy wool-like material with approximately 2-in. collar, 34 in.

[OCCUPATIONAL]. Pullman Porter uniform jacket and hat.   Pullman Railroad Company porter's uniform jacket. Dark blue coat with approximately 2 in. collar, 30 1/2 in. length, 21 in. sleeves, and 1

Pair of keys with identical 'Property of The Pullman Company, Chicago, if carried away return unsealed, we guarantee postage.' Reverse of each with handwritten 'NYC Croiser #2' and 'Conductor Ga. Brei

6 Pullman and Travel & Sleep in Safety and Comfort. 1 Railroad property, No Lower Bar, Company. 2 Property of the Pullman Company. 1 Penn Central, Sleeping Car Services.

Standard size, all marked 'Property of the Pullman Company.'

This is a lot of items from the Pullman Company and the Illinois Central Railroad. It includes an Illinois Central seat back/headrest cover, a Pullman hangar, and large wool Pullman bed blanket. There

Attributed to The Pullman Company, the folding wood step in original paint with carpeted treads, unsigned, as shown in Pullman Car Supplies and Equipment Catalog, item S-125. Measures 20 x 17.5 x 23 i

Two pieces of sheet music related to the Pullman Company. Includes The Pullman Palace Car Waltz by Jno. C. Minton copyright 1880 in good condition with an intact spine and no major issues other than m

This is a lot of over 30 pieces of railroad pillowcases, towels, gloves, and other items from the Pullman Company, New York Central, Milwaukee Road, Great Northern, Southern Pacific, Burlington Northe

31-3/4"h x 13-1/2"w x 27-1/2"d Provenance: Property from a Private Park Avenue, New York City Collection

Four Modern Towel BarsComprising, a pair of brass, two with glass rods.Losses, wear, surface distress.Provenance: Property from a Private New York GentlemanLargest: 20"l

A large loose leaf binder with hardboard covers and tabbed indexes, 'The Pullman Company Operating Department Catalog Material and Supplies', number B45908, dated 1923, estimated 1000+ pages. Phil and

A heavy bronze table lamp for Pullman rail cars, switch in the base, with an original mica shade. As shown in Pullman's Material and Supply Catalog (page E-149-150, plate numbers 237 and 238). Measure

A wooden ladder with carpeted steps, as shown in Pullman's Material and Supply Catalog (page S-5, plate number 15). Measures 51.25 x 18.5 x 9.5 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and

Pullman Porter Cap with the size tag missing. Retains its' Ruby's Uniform Caps Chicago interior tag. Pullman Porter badge with pebbled background and black enamel lettering. Brad attachment style. Hat

Vintage Marshall Fields Pullman Porter. A black cap with metallic braid trim and a label reading PULLMAN PORTER in black. This is approx 7 5/8" x 10" x 3 1/2" and it weighs 0.41lb. From Ma

A red and white woven blanket marked Pullman near the upper edge. Measures 84 x 60 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

Two single light bracket side lamps in silver and gilt finishes, with Ivrene art glass shades attributed to Steuben, no visible signature found. Item number E-2784 in Pullman's Material and Supply Cat

Thirteen pieces of Pullman 'Indian Tree' pattern china includes: A 12.5-inch oval platter marked Syracuse; A 3.5-inch egg cup; Three 7.625-inch salad plates marked Syracuse; A 6.75-inch bread and butt