Annual Passes: South East ACL, JT&KW

A group of 4 passes from southeast railroads: Atlantic Coast Line 1897, 1899, 1901 / Jacksonville Tampa & Key West 1898

This is seven different railroad annual passes from the South East: (1) Alabama Tennessee & Northern 1914 (2) Atlanta & West Point 1937 (3) Central of Georgia 1920 (4) Central of Georgia 1927 (5) Rich

A nice group of passes that includes: (1) Chesapeake & Ohio Railway 1903 (2) Chesapeake & Ohio Railway 1900 (3) Georgia & Florida Railway 1913 (4) Georgia Florida & Southern 1912 (5) Georgia Florida &

A group of 5 annual passes from the South East: Plant System 1897, 1902 / Seaboard 1897 (loads of acquired lines on the reverse) , 1901, 1902.

A group of 4 annual passes from the South East: Richmond Fredericksburg & Potomac: 1899, 1902 / Southern 1898 / South Carolina & Georgia 1897 - Good or better condition

A group of annual passes that date from 1918-1935. The focus is on South Eastern railroads and 4 from the Baltimore & Ohio: 2 Florida East Coast with nice maps on reverse, 8 Atlantic Coast Line. Condi

A mixed group of annual passes from railroads in the Southeast spanning 1914 to 1923. Includes 1914 Columbia, Newberry & Laurens pass No. 647 issued to Mr. Artman of Seaboard Air Line Railway and sign

A mixed group of annual passes for railroads in the Southeast spanning 1876 to 1955. Includes 1876 Pioneer Steamboat Line on St. John's River Florida issued to President or Superintendent of Chicago &

A group of 6 annual passes (2 are Clergy Sou & Richmond & Danville) from the South East: Richmond Fredericksburg & Potomac, 1897 / Southern 1901 / Louisville & Nashville 1896, Norfolk & Western 1902.

This group of railroad annual passes includes: (1) Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton 1914 (2) Cincinnati Indianapolis & Western 1917 (3) Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific 1917 "Queen & Crescent Route"

Signed Mickey Mantle Baseball. Obtained from 5th Annual Southeast Regional Baseball Card & Sports Collectoble Show, November 29 & 30 & December 1, 1991.

A pair of older annual passes: (1) East St Louis Transfer Company 1873 (2) Central Railroad of New Jersey 1896

A group of annual passes that are from North Eastern Railroads. A few are unissued. The group includes: New York & Pennsylvania, 2 Hudson & Manhattan, Delaware & Hudson, USRA Boston & Albany, Rutland,

A group of annual passes with focus on South West Railways: KCS, 2 Santa Fe, MKT, CNO&TP, 4 SLSW, IC, Rock Island, 8 Pullmans. Condition varies, most are very good or better.

A group of five items from Florida: (1) Florida Central & Peninsular trip pass with extended date on reverse issued 2/18/1896 (2&3) Florida East Coast annual passes: 1916, 1928 (4) Florida Central & P

Group of Ohio Interurban annual passes which have been mounted and framed. Includes 1911 Ohio River and Columbus - pass No. 26 Presidential hand signed, 1912 Ohio South Eastern System, 1914 Ohio South

A group of annual passes related to Florida Railroads: Florida Central & Peninsular 1897, 1898 / Florida East Coast Railway 1896, 1898. All four passes have maps on the reverse.

2 Lanterns from the South East: (1) Atlantic Coast Line Keystone Casey with unique wick adjuster. Strong ACL stamping on the lid. Comes with an unmarked Corning style globe. A nice frame! (2) Southern

2 annual passes from Electric / Trolley lines: (1 ) The Dayton & Troy Electric Ry on cardstock . (2) Chicago South Shore & South Bend Ry on cardstock

A diverse group of annual passes that includes: Texas & Pacific Railway 1911 - fancy (2) Kansas City Southern "Port Arthur Route" 1912 (3-4) Atlantic Coast Line 1911 & 1914 (5) Cincinnati New Orleans

A group of annual passes that date from 1920-1938. The focus is on Upper Midwest and Canadian Railways. Included are a Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo, 2 Canadian Nationals, Duluth South Shore & Atlantic,

Lot of 2 different. 1) Omaha Bridge & Terminal Railway. Pass no. 612, issued in 1900 to H. Lindsley, vice president of the St. Augustine & South Beach Railway. Signed by general manager John Roberts.

Germany , View of Olevano from the southeast, c. 1810, Pencil and watercolor on paper. 26.8 x 19.2 cm. Inscribed lower left: Olevano (pencil). Mounted on cardboard, in a passe-partout.,

This is an annual pass from 1897. The Hoosac Tunnel and Wilmington did not go through the Hoosac Tunnel. They had a junction with the Fitchburg on the east side of the tunnel and they ran north just a