Wabash Railroad Pass with Map on Reverse [134575]

Pass no. 51, issued for 1895 to RE Eavenson, general manager of the Williamsport & U. Branch RR. Signed by superintendent John Wolf. Very attractive pass printed on cardstock with fancy logo and locom

A Lehigh Valley Railroad annual pass with a system map on the reverse. It is from 1897.

A group of 4 annual passes that includes" New York & New England 1880 - map on reverse P. W. Strader & Co 1871 - Cincinnati stage line, Jeffersonville with impossible to read lettering - very old loco

A group of annual passes that date from 1918-1935. The focus is on South Eastern railroads and 4 from the Baltimore & Ohio: 2 Florida East Coast with nice maps on reverse, 8 Atlantic Coast Line. Condi

A group of annual passes related to Florida Railroads: Florida Central & Peninsular 1897, 1898 / Florida East Coast Railway 1896, 1898. All four passes have maps on the reverse.

4 annual passes from the Delaware &Hudson Railroad 1895, 1897, 1900, 1913. The '95 and '97 include the older name with Canal Company. The 3 oldest include a system map on the reverse.

Nine Chesapeake and Ohio and Wabash Railroad Passes 1933-1938 Chesapeake and Ohio and Wabash Railroad pass group. Wabash passes include 1933, 1935, 1935, and 1938. Chesapeake and Ohio passes include 1

Wabash Railroad reverse painted circular glass. The glass measures 11 7/8" in diameter and has the "WABASH" lettering applied as a paper mask and then appears to have had the remainder of the herald s

Three railroad passes issued by the Wabash Railroad Company: an Exchange pass #1689 (1889), a suburban train pass #A1325 (1900), and A4226 (1904). All are in very good condition. See photo for details

The full-color map for Wabash Railroad reads THE BANNER ROUTE OF THE CENTRAL STATES, copyright 1928, signed Poole Bros. Chicago. Measures 45.5 x 61 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing

The full-color map for Wabash Railroad reads THE BANNER ROUTE OF THE CENTRAL STATES, copyright 1928, signed Poole Bros. Chicago. Measures 45.5 x 61 inches. Please be aware that this lot is too large t

This is a Mahanoy and Broad Mountain Railroad 1866 pass. Nice used condition. Reverse side has a 2 cent US postage stamp from the period that is uncancelled. This railroad was a predecessor to the Rea

Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Railroad 1882 Annual Pass Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Railroad 1882 Annual Pass. No. 239 Issued to Wm Larrabee. Pass was good on both the Chicago and Iowa divisions. Larrab

M. & P. & S. R. V. R. R. Phoenix Shortline Pass for Mr. C. M. Baker Continental Casualty Co. No. 418 Signed by (illegible) President. Printer: Maverick Clark S.A. Texas. Signed on reverse by Baker wit

The Middleburg & Schoharie Railroad was a 7 mile short line in New York. This annual pass is from 1883 and has slight glue marks on the reverse.

Yale Wabash Railroad Brass Signal Dept. Lock w/ Key The front of the lock body has the Wabash flag herald cast into the body w/ Signal Dept. stamped around the flag. The reverse has the Yale logo cast

Group of Three Wabash Railroad Brass Switch Keys - Slaymaker and Adlake Three Wabash railroad keys. First key stamped WRR in serif font on the front, Slaymaker mark on the reverse with 9228 and S. Sla

An unsual New York short line that was also under receivership in 1890. There is a tiny red 3 on the reverse which I assume is the issue number. This line was affiliated with the Rutland Railroad.

An 1880 annual pass issued by the Bangor & Piscataquis Railroad. Very nice condition and it does not have the typical conditions on the reverse.

Named to T.J. Madigan, roadmaster with the Toledo, St. Louis and Kansas City Railroad, signed, reverse with handwritten 'Good between Marion & Charleston.' Measures 2-1/2 x 4-1/8 inches. We happily pr

1860-1904, includes Wabash Railroad, Fulton County, Central Iowa, and more, largest measures 3 x 4 1/4in.

A group of 8 annual passes related to the Pennsylvania Railroad (1-6) Pennsylvania Lines (west of Pittsburg) 1911, 1912, 1913, 1915, 1916, 1917 - 1915 has related divisions on the reverse (7-8) Pennsy

Early 1869 railroad pass. #590 to CE Noble and signed by general superintendent Scott. Reverse has a large vignette of the Ohio River Bridge, Louisville, Ky. Train is crossing bridge, steamboats in di

Vintage Railroad Map, "MAP of THE UNITED STATES SHOWING NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES". Map by Rand McNally and Co. Includes printed information on the reverse. Tiny text along bottom partly reads; "NY 4-29"