Railroad survey for San Joaquin and Tulare RR

Heading: (California - San Joaquin and Tulare Railroad) Author: [Blair, Archibald] Title: Chief engineer's report of the preliminary surveys for the San Joaquin and Tulare Railroad: with estimates of

This signal lamp was used on the San Joaquin & Eastern RR (SJ&ERR) which was built during construction of Pacific Light & Power's Big Creek hydroelectric project. It has four, approx four-inch diamete

ID Marks: SFN&C (San Francisco Napa & Calistoga Railroad); SFNVRR (San Francisco Napa Valley RR); SFNVRR (San Francisco Napa Valley RR) ;NWPRR (Northwestern Pacific RR) (Windsor - Sonoma - Marin)Date:

ID Marks: SD&A (San Diego & Arizona Railroad); SD&A (San Diego & Arizona); SD&AE (San Diego & Arizona Eastern Railroad); SD&AE (San Diego & Arizona Eastern) ;SDERY (San Diego Electric RY); SDERY (San

ID Marks: SPLA&SLRR (San Pedro Los Angeles & Salt Lake RR); VCRYCO (Ventura County RY Co) (2 keys)Date: Country (if not USA): State: CaliforniaCity: Provenance:

Sale Highlite! 7 7/8” x 1 ¼” Large Hardstone Charmstone found at Tulare Lake located in the San Joaquin Valley in Kings County, California, from the collection of Ralph E. Dodge acquired from Dan

Heading: (California - San Joaquin Valley) Author: Title: San Joaquin River Place Published: Washington, D.C. Publisher:U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Date Published: 1938, corrected 1942 <

Incl Sierra Nevada, Tejon Pass, Tejon Ravine, Bernardino Sierra/San Pedro, Colorado Desert, Bernardino Pass, Colorado River, and Coast Mountains from San Francisco to the Great Basin. Lithographs Publ

This is a St Louis and San Francisco (FRISCO) Railroad Dressel switch lamp. This is one of several lanterns from the estate of Ray Canole, a well-known collector and restorer of railroad lanterns from

This is an beautiful St. Louis and San Francisco railroad tall globe switchman&#8217;s lantern. Cast with FRISCO on the top rim, the lantern is made by Handlan Manufacturing of St. Louis. Patent dates

This is a pair of St Louis and San Francisco Railroad brass keys. Both are stamped FRISCO on the front and ADLAKE on the back. Same bit

This is a Memphis and St Louis Railroad Report of Surveys and Observations dated August 21, 1872. Fine used condition, with only minor frays/tears. Has 23 total pages. This railroad would later become

Eight Volumes: "Reports of Explorations and Surveys to Ascertain the Most Practicable and Economical Route for a Railroad from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean" by Captain A.A. Humphreys, Li

Beautiful early railroad pass. No. 211, issued to JW Pierce, vice president of Cin. San & L. RR. Signed by the general supt. Very nice design with ornate border, orange background, "1869" underprint,

This is an Adlake switchman’s lantern, made for the Golden City and San Juan Railroad, better known today as the Georgetown Loop in Georgetown, CO. The lantern is not marked for Adlake, but the

Lot of 4 different. 1) Houston & Shreveport Railroad Company. No. 294, issued in 1898 to Bryan Snyder of the St. Louis & San Francisco RR. Signed by gen. manager Meldrum. Green and red print on green

spare railroad kerosene lantern globe, clear 5-3/8" tall, cast "FRISCO", aka St. Louis-San Francisco RR

Lot of 30. Includes: St. Louis & San Francisco RR (1910-11); Indianapolis, Peru & Chicago Rwy (1873 with RR vignette underprint); Lake Erie & Western RR (1896); Chicago, Indiana & Southern (1910); Ind

Vintage Golden Circle & San Juan Railroad Museum lantern. This mismarked CG & SJ RR. Unmarked frame, clear globe with burner. CONDITION: Minor wear.

This book is the first edition of The Road of a Thousand Wonders, published in 1907 for the passenger department of the Southern Pacific Railroad in San Francisco, CA. The book has well over 100 color

This is a pair of railroad switch locks. Both are made by Adlake. One is stamped FRISCO for the St Louis and San Francisco Railroad; the other is stamped KCS for the Kansas City Southern Railroad. Bot

Heading: (Pacific Railroad Reports) Author: Title: Reports of Explorations and Surveys, to Ascertain the most Practicable and Economical Route for a Railroad from the Mississippi River to the Pacific

This is a six pack of Frisco Railroad (St. Louis and San Francisco) 34 foot 2 bay hoppers, with coal loads, made by Athearn, in HO scale. Item number is 70827. New in the original box. Six different r

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