Green Mountain (Maine) Annual Pass

This unusual line was a shortly lived steam rack railroad up Cadillac Mountain on Mt Desert Island in Maine. Cadillac was originally named Green Mountain. This pass is from 1888. It has a small hole a

A fine Adirondack Mountain annual pass. It has a great camping scene vignette. The reverse shows the list of realted company names that were once all issued separately.

Maine region steamboat passes: (1) Sanford's "Bangor & Boston Line Steamships" 1870 (2) Portland Bangor & Machias Steamboat Company 1881 "Inside Line to Mt Desert" - glue on reverse (3) Boston & Bango

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 Maine Central Railroad annual pass from 1898. It is issue number 1363 and it is in very good condition.

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

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.

1876 Green Bay & Minnesota Railroad annual pass issued to J.D. Vail, assistance secretary of the Sussex Railroad. Pass number is 675 and the pass is signed General Manager. Pass is in like new conditi

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

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

An interesting annual pass from an Adirondack Mountain boat service. The pass has a great vignette of a night camping scene. A nice pass.

A group of books with some feature items like: Green Mountain by Nimke, 2 Volumes of the Maine Central in color, 2 Colorado hardcovers: Little Book Cliff, Beyond the Third Rail. Also softcovers on spe

A 1904 annual pass. The Philips & Rangeley Railroad was a Maine two foot narrow gauge line that existed from 1891 - 1908. In 1908 it became a founding member of the Sandy River & Rangeley Lakes Railro

A fine Maine two foot gauge railroad pass with moose and fishing scenes.

Pass no. 594, issued for 1888 to John H. Henley of the White Star Line Steamship Company. Signed by president Chas. Haines. Black print on light green cardstock with logo that is a ribbon wrapped arou

The smallest of the Maine two footers that ran from the Kennebec river to the Veteran's Home at Togus.

Richmond & Danville, Piedmont & North Carolina Railroads. Pass No. 431, issued for 1875 to TC Ourn, general manager of the B&S RR. Signed by the engineer & superintendent. Red print with green underpr

Pass no. 385, issued for 1891 to SA Story, freight agent for the Boston & Maine Railroad. Signed by secretary/manager Scott. Beautiful design with black print and vignette of houses on a hillside (and

An 1902 annual pass from the Sandy River Railroad. A Maine 2 foot narrow gauge line with a Moose and fishing vignette. One small stain in the center.

1889 Milwaukee & Northern Railroad annual pass. Pass number 2114 issued to D.J Flanders of the Boston and Maine Railroad. Signed by Dutton the General Manager. Pass is in good condition with no notabl

Group of 7 books on Vermont railroads and the Boston & Maine Railroad: "3 Decades", "Forest River & Mountain", "Central Mass", Granite, Green Mountain. Some good titles.

"Pocahontas Route." Great looking pass no. 701, issued for 1896 to RL Rust of WNY&S RR. Signed by the president (illegible). Green and red print on cardstock with fancy logo featuring Pocahontas and r

A very early annual pass from New Hampshire. The Sullivan existed from 1846-1866. In 1866 it became the Sullivan County and through the years it ended up as the Boston & Maine Connecticut River Line.

A fine Maine pass with a moose vignette from the Bangor & Aroostook Railroad.