Rare Central Pacific Railroad in California Documents [155398]

Rare. View shows wagon trains in front of lakefront hotel with sign. "No. 95. Crystal Lake House. 90 miles from Sacramento." Central Pacific Railroad California series. Photographed and published by F

1870 Central Pacific RAILROAD Ogden Utah San Francisco California Illustrated ‘The Central Pacific Railroad’ is from Nelson’s pictorial guidebook across North America travelling from Ogden, Utah

This ultra-rare item comes with paperwork and provenance details. It is an August 6, 1867 Brooks Patent Central Pacific Railroad Telegraph Line Insulator. David Brooks patented this design which allow

This is a lot of 25 different waybills from the Central Pacific Railroad in 1879. These originate in Sacramento and terminate in Carson, with a few others included. Rare, hard to find items from a pop

Lot of Union Pacific Railroad Purchase Orders & Documents from 1904. Rare

1870 Union Pacific Railroad Guide Color Illustrated California Yosemite Thomas Nelson’s ‘Pictorial Guide-Books’ are charming and desirable travel books from the mid-to-late 1800s and the Union P

1888 Pacific Coast Heininger Photography Railroads California Yosemite Utah A rare photographic brochure of the pacific coast with views of California, Yosemite, Lake Tahoe, Railroads in Utah, Fort Po

1857 Pacific Exploration RAILROAD Indians San Francisco California Fossils RARE Beginning in 1855, the United States Congress published reports and surveys of certain railroad routes from the Mississi

Includes Columbus & Maysville Railway, Union Pacific, New Mexico & Arizona Railroad, Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, and Illinois Central Railroad. From the Estate Collection of Stephen R. Reed.

1869 1ed Wild West INDIANS Mormon Gold Mine California Railroads MAP Bowles ‘Our New West’ is a record of travel on the Pacific Railroad from the Missouri River to the Pacific Ocean. Bowles gives

1869 1ed Wild West INDIANS Mormon Gold Mine California Railroads MAP Bowles ‘Our New West’ is a record of travel on the Pacific Railroad from the Missouri River to the Pacific Ocean. Bowles gives

1888 1ed California INDIANS Gold Railroads Oregon Washington Mexico Pacific NW Emma Adams’ “To and Fro, Up and Down” is a late 19th-century travel and history of the American West. Emma Adams wr

This is an Illinois Central Railroad 3rd annual report, dated March 15, 1854. Fine used condition, with only minor tears/frays at the edges of the cover. Has 45 total pages. Super rare early document

1869 Railroad Death Valley Grand Canyon California TRAINS Kansas Pacific Railway William Jackson Palmer was an American civil engineer who fought in the Civil War, during which, he was promoted to Bre

Some discoloration throughout, measures 6 1/4 x 6 1/4 x 6 1/4 inches

1) Central Pacific Railroad Across Nevada, 1868 & 1997. By Hersh. Very interesting treatise on then and now. The author has taken photos from 1868 and compared them to the same photo in 1997. Fascinat

Four Union Pacific And Central Pacific Railroad Framed Pieces - Platte Valley Route Reproduction Broadsheet, Wall Mirror, And Harlan Hiney Prints A small group of framed railroad items. Includes a ful

Central Pacific Railroad chamber pot. 13" D., 6" Ht..

Letter from R.H. Pratt to a woman regarding the reduction of a train ticket price from the State of Nevada.

2 Railroad Train Car Decanters incl CPRR and Central Pacific Railroad of Cal

Large Michael Ricker 3ft Golden Spike 2007 ed50 Jupiter 119 Utah 1860s Train Engines Meeting sculpture pewter. Union Pacific Central Pacific railroad meeting at Promontory,UT in 1869, 5.25in x 35.5in

1860's Bodie Bluff Consolidated Mining Company stock certificate signed by Leland Stanford. One of the 'Big Four', Sacramento merchants who financed the Central Pacific Railroad; the others were Mark

# 69 for 18 shares to D. Nathan. Signed by secretary Henry R .Reed and president A. P. Stanford. Stanford was a director of the Central Pacific Railroad from construction to completion (1866-1870). Da

City and County of San Francisco in aid of the Western Pacific and Central Pacific Railroad Co's. I/C, no. 111. Issued May 1. 1865, Red/Orange border, embossed seal, vignette of 4-4-0 train in a circl