Misc Santa Fe Railway Lapel Pins, Token and More

These are fun pins for the Santa Fe Railway. Included is a couple of tie bars with one being Masonic. Also is a token for safety.

Nice little variety of lapel pins for the Santa Fe Railway. There are some minute trains and a pen for the New Mexico Division and engraved Rex Northern.

Nice lot of lapel pins for a few various railways that include Union Pacific, Santa Fe and Southern Pacific. Each is nicely enameled with railroad info and will come on a velvet lined display.

Two Framed Pins one a lapel pin for the Santa Fe Railroad Larger (framed) 10 3/4 x 5 3/4 inches Estimate $60-80 Property from the Howard and Catherine Feldman Folk and Southwestern Art Collection

The majority of these matches are for Rock Island and Union Pacific and include Southern Pacific, Santa Fe, Fred Harvey, Order of Railway Employees and more. The date ranges appear to be from the 1930

SMALL ANIMALS, SANTA FE The Grand Canyon Line Car, Railway Worker, Miniature Airplane & Car, Athearn Box, Road Closed Sign

Nice lot with a good variety of buttons for railway worker uniforms. Buttons are for Pullman, Motorman, Brakeman, Conductor and one for New York Central and Santa Fe. Superior, Scovill, and other manu

Seth Thomas "Regulator No. 19" Wall Clock, Santa Fe Railway Systemcirca 1886oak case, 8-day weight-driven movement with maintaining power, jeweled deadbeat escapement, two jar mercurial pendulum and s

Santa Fe Railway was founded in 1859. The company helped settle the mid-west in the later part of the 19th Century by selling real estate and farm land sanctioned by Congress. They became the second t

8 different Atkinson, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway lanterns. All embossed on metal. All 5 hand held globes embossed. 1 large black handheld with blue and red lights. Large black with large and small clea

This poster was designed in 1931 by Hernando Gonzalo Villa (1881-1952) for Santa Fe Railway. The image shows a typical cowboy from a Dude Ranch in the Southwest talking with a woman. The woman clearly

Santa Fe Railway Smoking Stand w/ Herald in Base Unrestored Santa Fe railroad smoking stand. Stand has the Santa Fe herald on the base with blue and white accents. Stand exhibits some minor scratches

Waterbury Clock Co. Santa Fe Railway System No. K484 Wall Clock, Topeka General Office Building, Third Floorlate 19th centuryoak case, 8-day time-only movement, dial marked "Santa Fe Railway System, S

Seth Thomas "Drop Octagon" Wall Clock, Santa Fe Railway Systemlate 19th centuryoak case with reverse painted lower door, 8-day time-only movement, dial marked "Santa Fe Railway System, Standard Dial,

Very rare Santa Fe railway system school house clock Seth Thomas in walnut or mahogany. Has the old paper from Santa Fe for cleaning inside the clock. Springs are all good, hard to find clock. 16" wid

Pair of Adams & Westlake / Adlake Santa Fe caboose marker lamps. Cast iron basees cast with the words Santa Fe. Two red and two amber lenses installed. Both lamps were electrified by the railroad with

RARE SETH THOMAS FOR SANTA FE RAILWAY SYSTEM STANDARD DIAL WALL CLOCK, 19/20TH C., H. 24" W. 16"

"Hopiland", "Southern California", "The Chief Way", and "Land of Pueblos, New Mexico", approximate image size of each 22" x 16", total sheet size 24" x 18".

Santa Fe Railways. Yosemite National Park. 1930s. Travel poster for railway service to Yosemite National Park “in California’s Majestic Sierras” featuring a green-hued photograph of

2 "Southern California", 2 "Hopiland", and "The Chief Way", approximate image size of each 22" x 16", total sheet size 24" x 18".

This framed poster depicts Arizona/New Mexico desert scenery of a mesa with two Navajo individuals and a blue Santa Fe logo in the lower right corner. Circa 1954. There are no discernible blemishes to

This poster is professionally framed and features an illustration by Hernando G. Villa showing a woman dressed in a western ensemble talking with a rough looking cowboy. There are only two very faint

Original Santa Fe Railway [Land of the Pueblos, New Mexico], 24'' x 18'', unframed, very good condition, loose but has toning.

Outstanding variety of 16 different older oilers tins. Railroad had a depot in Ponca City, OK. Mostly embossed. 1 earlier piece has hand punch on bottom. Sizes range from 8-25.5". See photo for group.