Maine Central "Bangor" China Platter

Maine Central Railroad china platter in their "Bangor" pattern. Measures 10" by 7 1/8". Made by M L China. Nice box logo with little to no wear on this older pattern. Displays very well.

A very nice Maine Central Railroad china platter made by M/L China. This is the standard maker for this "Bangor" MEC pattern. It measures 10 1/2" by 7 1/4". The piece shows very light use. Above avera

An unusual piece in this Maine Central Railroad "Bangor" pattern. It measures 6" by 5 1/4" and it stands 1 1/2" high. Great condition with a sharp box logo. Made by M L China and never date coded. Gre

An unusual piece in this Maine Central Railroad "Bangor" pattern. A 5" diameter standing 1" tall. Made by M L China and never date coded. There is some light browning on the sureface and the bottom sh

Well, I have never seen this piece in the Bangor pattern. It's a 7 1/2" wide Au Gratin dish with side handles. The handles have additional black paint on the raised areas. It stands 1 1/2" tall. It is

A very nice Maine Central Railroad dining car china dish in the Bangor pattern. This is an earlier pattern and this rectangular dish measures 7" by 6". We sold a smaller version previously. It has a n

A very nice Maine Central Railroad bread plate made by M/L China. This is the standard maker for this "Bangor" MEC pattern. It measures 5 3/4" in diameter. The piece shows light use. Above average con

A nice Maine Central Railroad platter made in the "Bangor" pattern (MEC name in a box). Standard ML maker mark on reverse. The top surface is outstanding. There are some sand/specs on the reverse.

A 9 3/4" rectangular platter for the Maine Central Railroad in the Kennebec pattern. The plate is top marked and bottom stamped O.P.Co. Syracuse China with embossed date code in a diamond. The platter

A Maine Central Railroad dining car china oatmeal bowl in the Kennebec pattern. This is an unusual piece in this pattern. Not many of these surface. It has a diameter of 6". It has a standard Syracuse

A 9 1/4" by 6 1/2" oval platter made for the Boston & Maine Railroad by M L China. The logo is sharp and there is little knife wear that seems to usually plague platters in this pattern. It does have

A Maine Central Railroad brass dater die from Bangor Maine. It does not have an agent designation from this larger location.

A Maine Central Railroad dining car china round berry bowl in the Kennebec pattern. This is an unusual piece in this pattern. Not many of these surface. It has a diameter of 5 1/4". It has a standard

Three New York Central rectangular platters, one in the Vanderbilt pattern with a backstamp of manufactured by The Ohio Pottery Co., Zanesville, O. New York Central Lines, Furnished by L. Barth & Son,

Cauldon, England Flow Blue Transfer China Platter. Central scene with wild turkeys, border having game birds in flight with scrolling leaf design. 16-1/4" x 19". Condition: Very good.

includes Green Mountain 404 and Maine Central 801 diesel, Bangor and Aroostook 1776 dummy, with boxes

Four Pieces of New York Central Railroad China - Dewitt Clinton Platters, Plate, and GM Aerotrain Commemorative Plate A small collection of New York Central Railroad china including three dining car d

8 railroad related books with a focus on Maine. 3 Bangor & Aroostook, Maine Central in Color Vol #1 & #2, more.

Historical Staffordshire Blue Transfer China States Platter. Central view Whitehouse Scene from a angle, impressed Clews. 9-3/4"w. Condition: Very good.

The Bucksport & Bangor is a Maine Central predecessor that ran down the east side of the Penobscot River (Bangor & Aroostook ran down the west side). The B&B was fairly active until the recent shut do

N scale 2 custom 4 packs of Bangor & Aroostook and Maine Central Intermountain box cars. Exclusive from Neal's N-Gauging Trains. Factory sealed - New

A group of about 70 slides from the Alan Thomas collection. They all have captions with locations and dates. The subjects are the Maine Central Railroad. A few locations are featured: Bangor, Portland

Ok Ok one is a "day pass" from a 2 footer. Wiscasset Waterville & Farmington "one day" pass stamped 1911 / Bangor & Aroostook 1898, 1914, 1915 / Maine Central 1898, 1898 / Portland & Rochester 1898.

2 annual passes from Maine: (1) Bucksport & Bangor 1880 became part of the Maine Central. Knox & Lincoln also a predecessor of the Maine Central. Both passes issued to a steamboat "Captain Homer" Sanf