Maine Central Bangor China Dish

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

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

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

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

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 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 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

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

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

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

4 pieces of New York Central china. Limoges celery dish, Mercury saucer, custard cup & single egg cup.

New York Central Syracuse China 11-K Relish Dish, Dewitt Clinton Pattern

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

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.

King George VI and H.M. Queen Elizabeth Coronation May 12, 1937 China. Laura Knight 3 1/4" Mug (small chip on bottom), 5 1/2" Shelley China Dish, 4" and 6" Dishes, 4 1/2" Mug, 2 Cups and Saucers, Roya

Tressemannes & Vogt, Limoges, France, breakfast plate, hand painted, central arms of the United States in a border of blue with 42 gilt stars, in a border of gilt wheat and corn; verso marked "France

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

This location is just north of Bangor. It's famous for the canoe company. The photo is a little out of focus. One picture is a reverse image so that it's easier to read.