1867 Macon & Brunswick One Dollar Rail Road Fair Ticket Scarce

1867 Macon & Brunswick One Dollar Rail Road Fair Ticket Scarce

1867 One Dollar Macon & Brunswick Railroad Fair Ticket

MACON & BRUNSWICK RAIL ROAD COMPANY, MACON

One 1873 Fair Ticket For Two Passengers On The South Carolina Rail Road Dated July 1, 1873.

1860's OBSOLETE RAILROAD BANKNOTES MICHIGAN & GEORGIA Lot of two 1860's obsolete Rail Road company banknotes. To include:  $1 Macon, Georgia The Macon & Brunswick Rail Road Company note, Ser

Pair of 1949 Chicago Railroad Fair One Hundredth Anniversary Plates A pair of 10 1/4" china plates for the Chicago Railroad Fair with the same design, one is in blue and the other dark red. The center

Travelers Insurance Metal Railroad Ticket Sign Travelers Insurance Metal Railroad Ticket Sign. Measures 12" x 8 5/8". Light wear around the nailing holes and one very slightly bent corner.

Group of Nineteen Railroad Ticket Punches Group of Nineteen punches including McGill, W.W. Wilcox, and more. One handle stamped with PRR for Pennsylvania. See photos for best description.

Brass Union Pacific ticket dater die which stamps U.P. System Perry Kas. Attached to the die is a Union Pacific baggage tag which has a printing date of 1954 which is stamped with Perry Kansas. One co

1918 Tuckerton Railroad Employee Timetable No. 170 and Framed Tickets Tuckerton Railroad No. 170 large format employee timetable with an effective date of Oct. 13, 1918. Timetable has one vertical fol

Toy train set consisting of 6 cars and an engine, could not find name except for MCB coupler on one of the cars. Fair condition. Has some railroad tracks as well. Larger than average Train. Has cattle

Group of nineteen railroad hand towels. Includes six Pullman, one Chicago and Northwestern, one Rock Island, and eleven CB&Q / Burlington. Condition ranges from fair to like new.

Incredible Otto Kuhler Alco New Haven 1400 / I-5 Steam Locomotive Proposal Sketch w/ Remarque This is another one of those peices of railroad history that upon first inspection you're impressed by wha

Goyard, steamer trunkoriginally belonging to Mrs. William H Crocker, San Francisco and Hillsborough, CA ( her father in law was Charles Crocker, one of the "Big Four" railroad magnates), retains Mrs.

Williams Amusement Device Company - Amusement Park Ride on Train w/ Track A scarce example of a Williams Amusement Device Company of Denver, Colorado. Train consists of Silver Streak powered F unit an

Union Switch and Signal Semaphore Dwarf Signal has had the body and aspect repainted and is missing the original cover on one side. The blade has three quarter sized chips in the field, but is in good

Two 1867-1967 proof sets. Each including $20 gold coin, one silver dollar, one silver 50-cent piece / half dollar, one 10 cent piece, one 5 cent piece, one 25 cent piece and one penny. In fitted prese

General Railway Signal CB&Q Type K CTC Machine / Model Board - Brickyard to Lincoln, Nebraska A phenomenal example of a General Railway Signal CTC machine. This massive machine covered approximately 1

Western Railroad Supply Co. Harp Style Wig Wag Railroad Signal Western Railroad Supply wig wag signal with a unique setup for the CB&Q / Burlington Railroad. Signal is in operating condition and does

Wow! This is an awesome two piece railroad crossing cast iron sign from the Western Maryland railroad. This sign was cast in two pieces, with the top section nesting / bolting to the lower two thirds

Train Order Signal with Blades, Desk Levers, Pole, and Bearing A rare opportunity to own a complete train order signal setup. This signal served the CB&Q Railroad depot at DeWitt, Nebraska and now wil

Wooden Railroad Velocipede - Burlington and Missouri River Railroad Here's an opportunity to own a wooden velocipede from the Burlington and Missouri River Railroad. The velocipede is in good conditio

Porcelain Railroad Crossbuck Sign w/ Glass Cat Eye Reflectors Railroad crossbuck set measuring 40 1/2" square. Porcelain coated steel with ALL of the glass cat eye reflectors intact. Porcelain chippin

Wow! This is a great Rock Island embossed steel sign that was used on the side of certain larger Rock Island steam locomotive tenders. The most common class that we have found that used this sign is t