Rumford Falls & Buckfield Pass 1880

An interesting Maine road that went through a few name changes before becoming part of the Maine Central Railroad.

A fine Western Maine line with a locomotive vignette. The Rumford Falls & Buckfield was part of the Portland & Rumford Falls system. It was originally a broad gauge (5' 8").

From Maine an annual pass from the Rumford Falls & Buckfield Railroad. Nice gold band. The date is just a watermark. Typical conditions on reverse.

A large group of 15 framed photographs. Subjects include Maine Central, Rumford Falls & Buckfield, Old Colony, Central Vermont, Boston & Maine, early Concord funnel stack, B&M notice with marked B&MRR

A later cardstock issue close to the end for the Portland & Rumford Falls Railway Company. It also includes the Rumford Falls & Rangeley Lakes Railroad on the reverse.

A pair of annual passes from Maine: (1) Washington County 1906 (2) Portland & Rumford Falls 1907 - bend and stains

From a prominent collection, an Adams & Westlake "Adams" bellbottom frame with P&RF RY stamped on the lid. The Portland & Rumford Falls Railway ran from Rumford Falls up to Oquossoc on Rangeley Lake.

An unusual New England switch lamp with a P&RF RR applied tag. The Armspear patent information is partially readable. This lamp is from the Alan Thomas collection. I have never seen a marked Portland

A great badge from Maine. It's a hollow back design with eyelet mounting holes. It has the P&RF Railway initials across the top and the occupation across the bottom. The Portland & Rumford Falls Railw

Brass switch key with serif letters marked P&RFRR. Marked on back W. Bohannon Brooklyn NY, with number 226 and S.

A nice group of ephemera from Maine. This group has 4 pieces: (1) Portland & Rumford Falls 1902 folder with a large fold-out map. The map has a side that covers the railroad length. The other side has

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

A wonderful pass from 1880. It has a great vignette across the center and it also lists the Fitchburg controlled lines from 1880: Vermont & Massachusetts, Peterboro & Shirley, Marlboro Branch, etc.

Fall Pass by William G. Smith (1948- ), oil on board, 36 x 24

Wood and Metal with hand painted details. Scratch-Built Locomotive and Coal Tender, from the Portland and Rumford Falls Railway. the "Rangeley Express" 44" long, 12" high, 9" wide. Middle 20th century

AN eclectic group that includes an original Central Mass (not pictured is a "Vanishing Markers" by Fisher), Blueberry Express, Titanic Railroad by Larry Lowenthal (a great book), Rumford Falls & Range

Rumford Falls, Marriage Certificate

Montana, Erving Ma., Portland and Rumford Falls Maine, Hampstead NH, New York, Canadian Pacific. 6 Photos. 5 are between 5 x 8 1/2 inches to 9 x 10 1/2 inches. Hampstead is only 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches.

3 stock certificates from Maine. All are related to the Maine Central Railroad: (1) Rumford Falls & Rangeley Lakes Railroad Company - unissued certificate #233 (2) Maine Central Railroad 2 shares #462

This lot includes:Gallery COA & free domestic shipping (*insurance and international shipping for an additional charge)Artist: William G SmithTitle: The Fall Pass Medium: Oil Painting on BoardSize: 36

Four Adirondack Railroad Annual Passes - 1878, 1880, 1881, and 1888A group of four passes for Adirondack Railroad. Adirondack Company's Railroad passes include an 1878 pass issued to W.S. Sneden, Gene

One of the earliest known passes from the Wisconsin Central Railroad, dated 1880. The railroad only began in 1871, so this pass is from nine years into their existence. Two fine vignettes of a white t

Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific annual passes from 1880 and 1886. The 1880 pass is No. 455 and was issued to W.J. Hancock the superintended of American Express Co. The lower left corner is torn and the

Includes the Vermont & Massachusetts Railroad, the Watertown, Marlboro, Peterboro & Shirley & Turners Falls Branches. Pass issued for 1879 to EO Ruggles. Signed by general superintendent John Adams. R