Pullman Palace Sleeping Car Chips and Playing Cards.

Lithograph by Rand, McNally & Co., Printers and Engravers, Chicago. Featuring excellent graphics showing the interior of the new Pullman Palace Buffet Compartment Sleeping Cars for the "Short Line" fr

1874 card named to Samuel Ross, Esq, for a place on the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis Railway, signed. 1876 card too faded to read the name. Measures 2.25 x 3.75 inches. We happily provide seamle

A frame filled with pins, Caesar's Palace ash tray (has rust and stains), hotel matches, casino chips and dice, Harold's Club playing cards, and 3 watches that are in good condition. 2 Palms quartz wa

Dated 1895. Measures 10.5 x 25.25 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

Item: "Quiet is Requested for the Benefit of Those Who Have Retired": Pullman sleeping car sign Material: Cardboard with brass grommet Date: 1920, early twentieth century Modern frame Dimensions: 7 x

Crystal bar glasses with embossed lettering in the base of each: PULLMAN PALACE CAR CO. Measures 3 x 2.75 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everythin

1893 Pullman Palace Car Company Service Rules Railroad BookCar Service Rules of the Operating Department book for Pullman Palace Car Company dated 1893 with 80 pages. Measures 4 1/8" x 6" an

1920's Pullman Sleeping Car Sign "Quiet Is Requested For The Benefit Of Those Who Have Retired". Measures 7" x 10". Comes From A Central Florida Estate. Please carefully read our terms of sale, shippi

Including: 12 inch Walnut and aluminum (unmarked), 8 inch, fine quality rosewood rotating caddie with nickel handle, together with a boxed set of Chinese Loo Chip counters ?

This is two sets (four cars each) of HO scale Roundhouse Pullman Palace Car kits, new and ready for assembly. They include a diner, sleeper, combination and observation car.

Two pieces of sheet music related to the Pullman Company. Includes The Pullman Palace Car Waltz by Jno. C. Minton copyright 1880 in good condition with an intact spine and no major issues other than m

Lot of poker chips, playing cards (note Hart's Linen Eagle cards appear unplayed and 52 counted, Budweiser 52 counted, the other decks appear full and have not been counted), and more. Provenance: Mon

Red, white and Blue poker chips in a case. 2 decks of playing cards, vintage round cards ( in plastic case, 3 in.) and traditional shade playing cards with mallard ducks on front. Card decks have not

CAPTION PRINTED BELOW PICTURE: 'Pullman's sleeping Railway-car' (The Pacific Union railway of America) DATE PRINTED: 2 October 1869 IMAGE SIZE: Approx 10.0 x 16.0cm, 4 x 6.25 inches (Small) TYPE: Anti

Poker chips and playing cards in metal suitcase.

We do not guarantee any are complete. Sold as pictured

An 1876 pass issued to Mr. Samuel Ross and an 1894 pass to Mr. W.R. Bresie, Supervisor, with lines on the reverse Missouri Pacific& Controlled Roads, Union Pacific System, St. Louis & Southwestern, Wa

Custom Model of Adolphus Busch’s “Pullman Palace Car”. [North Miami Beach: Scale Models, Arts, & Technologies, Inc., 2012-2016]. A magnificent, highly-detailed custom model of Busch&

Centliver's Nickel Plate Beer Framed Advertisement Advertisement for Centliver's Nickel Plate Beer featuring a Pullman Palace car. Frame measures 19 3/4" x 24 7/8". Poster measuring slightly smaller.

Two Anheuser-Busch match safes, 2.9'' ht. & 3.0'' ht., double sided design, A & Eagle, train, A & Eagle, Pullman Palace Car, Adolphus Busch, good condition

An interesting smaller 2 step wooden ladder used in a Pullman sleeping car. It has the odd Pullman upholstery and a non-slip top step. It has PULLMAN painted on the inside top. It stands 20" tall and

1902 Oregon Railroad & Navigation, 1894 Pullman's Palace Car Co-a few creases, bottom issue.

Two Anheuser-Busch match safes, 2.9'' ht. & 2.9'' ht., double sided design, Pullman Palace Car, Adolphus Busch, Train, good condition

Twenty-one Pullman Palace Car Company railroad passes from 1882 to 1916 spanning the career of Mr. A. Stevens, Telegraph Line Foreman for the B.&O.R.R. Measure 4 x 2.375 inches each.