Maine Central Railroad Sign

"The Pine Tree Route", 24"h x 36"w

Masonite attached to wood subframe. Separately applied round Gold-painted wood letters attached to Masonite backboard on black field with medium green border. Some peeling and chipping of border paint

Maine Central Railroad close clearance sign thick heavy wood with slight bevel to edge. Single sided with support pieces on back. Measures 28" by 16". At some point somebody wrote "Farmington" on the

Lot of 2 Maine Central Railroad artifacts. Lot includes a Dietz Vesta lantern and a “Please do not flush toilet while train is in the station sign,’ in the original frame. Frame measures

Single-sided hand-painted Masonite railway sign showing train departures throughout Maine and New England. Paint is in excellent condition showing minor areas of surface scratching and light wear but

This metal Maine Central caboose herald was removed by the owner from the caboose in which often he worked on April 4, 1981, which he wrote on the back side of the sign. Very nice condition, with norm

An Ansonia Regulator clock from the Fryeburg Maine depot. This is the mountain Division of the Maine Central Railroad. It measures 32 1/2" tall and 18" across. It has Roman Numerals on the hours and f

From the Alan Thomas collection a group of medium format & 35mm black & white negatives from the Maine Central Railroad. A nice mix with many from the Mountain Division. Others from the "High" and "Lo

A fine example of an early bulbous toothpick holder made for the Maine Central Railroad. It has a prominent "Pinecone" logo on one side and it also has the fat letter MCRR marking on the bottom. This

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

10 Maine Central Employee timetables: 1913 with all divisions including Sandy River and Bridgton & Saco River. The rest are mostly divisionals (Portland, Eastern, 1 Mountain) dating from 1917-1940.

A nice example of an Adlake Reliable railroad lantern frame. It is stamped MCRR on the lid. The globe is a nice red cast MCRR in a panel

A Maine Central Railroad brass dater die from East Livermore Maine. One picture is a reverse mirror image.

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

Has multiple maps in the book. map of fishing and hunting resorts of Rangeley lakes region Parmachenee & seven ponds. map of mt desert island. map of Maine showing train routes of travel. damage t

A group of 11 glass negatives where the usable image measures 5" by 7". This group is of Maine Central images, mostly depots including the Mountain Division and Washington County. Expect some image da

A Maine Central Railroad brass dater die from Lewiston Maine. It does not specify Upper or Lower Lewiston. One picture is a reverse mirror image.

This die is in fine condition. The photo is a little out of focus. Machias is Down East on the Washington County line. One picture is a reverse image so that it's easier to read.

This location is just north of Portland and it's where the Rockland branch of the Maine Central had a junction with the Grand Trunk. From here the GTR heads North. The photo is a little out of focus.

A Maine Central Railroad Chief of police hat badge. It also has Special Agent across the bottom. It has the seal of the State of Maine in the center. There is a "1" stamped on the back. Our consignor

A most unusual item is this small 3 3/8" diameter copper and brass pot used to melt and pour sealing wax. The basic body is hammered copper. It has a brass hanging hook and threaded stopper. The stopp

A group of 12 glass negatives where the usable image measures 5" by 7". This group is of Maine Central images, mostly depots from various locations. Expect some image damage due to the nature of the g

This die is in fine condition. The photo is a little out of focus. Cherryfield is Down East and it was once the blueberry capitol of the world. We saw a bear lope across the highway here years ago. Th

This die has lots of ink clouding up the image. I didn't want to polish it for better photographs just in case somebody wants it to have this old used look. East Machias is Down East on the Washington