Chicago Transit Authority 4000 Series Cars Fare Counter

This is a Chicago Transit Authority 4000 series cars fare counter. As you can see in the photos, it still works well, as we have pulled the handle and advanced the total a couple of numbers! Box S-18.

This is a vintage passenger counter with bell from the 4000 series cars used by the Chicago Transit Authority. It is counter #530, and still works, as you can see in the pictures, since we have advanc

This is a brass car control lever from Chicago Transit Authority 6000 series cars. These are the same cars as one would see in the Blues Brothers movie, in green and white livery. It has been polished

This is a destination sign from the 2000 series cars used by the Chicago Transit Authority. These were used on the elevated railway. Knob on the reverse side still turns easily and changes the rotatin

This is a Chicago Transit Authority brass door handle and logoed door sign. The door sign was on the doors passing from car to car on 2400 series cars. The handle and sign were mounted on this CTA ret

This is the fare box for car #2426 from the Chicago Transit Authority. This comes from a recent consignment from a gentleman who was a former CTA employee and saved many things as cars were removed fr

This is a Chicago Transit Authority fare box. Originally used to count half fares, a label was attached for use in counting full fares. Missing its handle.

This is a pair of interesting items from the Chicago Transit Authority. One is a light cover with glass lens for a CTA car. The second is a levelometer, indicating 0-4,000 gallons of diesel fuel, made

This is a set of four framed photos of Chicago Transit Authority cars, in frames. Also in this lot are two framed CTA car advertising placards, and seven additional advertising placards not in frames.

This is a pair of brass car control levers from Chicago Transit Authority cars. These were salvaged from retired CTA cars. Early brass handles had a crooked point, like the one in the lower right of t

St. Petersburg O Gauge Trolley Car., REF 165 A, 1947-48 Chicago Transit Authority, St. Louis Car Co., TCC, (Everglades Green Livery), 48 of 50 limited ed. 1:48 scale, w/cert card. CONDITION: Minor wea

St. Petersburg O Gauge Trolley Car., Ref 414A, 1929, Chicago Transit Authority,. Peter Witt, "Sedan", In CTA Cream/Cream Livery. O7/10, 148 scale. w/cert card. CONDITION: Minor wear.

This is a lot of three glass car number boards from the Chicago Transit Authority, They include boards numbered 2048, 2073, and 2074. All are in fine used condition with no chips or cracks. Nice piece

SERIES: BG-136 PRINTING: OP-1 DATE: 9/12/1968 PERFORMER: Big Brother And The Holding Company,Santana,Chicago Transit Authority VENUE: Fillmore West GRADED: CGC 9.8

Chicago / A Century of Progress 1933. Chicago: Chicago Transit Authority, ca. 1976. Smiling visitors flock to the 1933 Century of Progress Exhibition in Chicago. From a series of CTA posters explainin

This is a pair of unused railroad car decals. One is a Chicago Transit Authority Skokie Swift decal, while the other is the herald of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific. The CTA decal measures

1920s Era Street Car Ticket Counter, by the International Register Co., Chicago, originally mounted in a trolley car, with copper case, glass front panel, 8 1/2" high, 6" x 6 3/4". Mechanisms frozen,

Big Brother and the Holding Company "Heart and Torch" Fillmore West concert poster, September 12-14, 1968, Big Brother and The Holding Company, Santana and The Chicago Transit Authority, (Bill Graham)

Big Brother and the Holding Company "Heart and Torch" Fillmore West concert poster, September 12-14, 1968, Big Brother and The Holding Company, Santana & The Chicago Transit Authority, (Bill Graham) B

Bulgari NYC Transit Authority token pendant set in 18K yellow gold, marked: "BULGARI / NEW YORK CITY TRANSIT AUTHORITY / GOOD FOR ONE FARE." Gold-tone token measures 20mm in diameter. Pendant: 1.375"

WITHOUT RESERVE - Only known extant production model of the R-36 subway train cars built by St. Louis Car Company in 1962-1963 by order of the New York Transit Authority for the 1964 World's Fair, use

25. LIONEL #5 LOCO AND 10 SERIES CARS | Standard Gauge. | Provenance: Paul Cole Collection. | Loco 11" l. | Loco and tender restored, Cattle car doors replaced, (VG - Exc. Cond.) | $500 - $1,000

KEITH HARING (1958-1990) Untitled (Crawling Baby) Ink on paper 27 1/2" x 22" Signed lower left side and inscribed "To Mike" Drawn on a 1983 New York City Transit Authority map

288. EARLY IVES 180 SERIES PASSENGER CARS | Standard gauge, includes freight car boxes that the cars were found in. | 16" l. | Some tears to boxes, some flaking to observation car roof, otherwise (Pri