Rockford, Beloit & Janesville Railroad Company Gold

Framed Rapid City, Black Hills & Western Railroad Company $500 Gold Bond From 1909 Bond # 732 , First Mortgage, 5%, $500 gold bearer bond, issued May 1, 1909, due May 1, 1939. Signed by the Secretary

Having numeric markers with second subsidiary dial, works marked 21 jewels, "Rockford Watch Co.", #695909.

JAMESTOWN, FRANKLIN AND CLEARFIELD RAILROAD COMPANY. FIRST MORTGAGE 4 PER. CENT, GOLD BOND. HAS TWO FOLDS

A 14k Gold Rockford "Indicator" model Railroad Grade 950 pocket watch with UP/DOWN wind indicator. 18 size, 21 j, Adj 5 pos, DR, DMK, GJS, SW, LS, B. W. C. Co. 14K Gold, OF, porcelain DSD with Arabic

Wabash and Louisville & Nashville Railroad Badges, seven total including: Wabash Railway Company gold Conductor, silver Conductor, silver Brakeman and two "Wabash" badges; Louisville and Nashville gol

Serial number 611979. In Empire Watch Company stainless steel case model 85519. Running. Missing second hands. As is. Case size 12. Hairlines to dial. On 12-1/2" silver watch chain. IMPORTANT: Before

First Mortgage Gold Bond No. 1 of the Silverton, Gladstone, and Northerly Railroad Company in Colorado. Certifies that the railroad company was indebted to the Newtonville Trust Company for 500 dollar

Railroad Pocket Watch, Elgin Natl.Watch Company, Silver with Gold-etched Train on Back, Double Dial, very old, does wind, WORKS!!!

Very rare Missouri Pacific Railroad teapot by the Hall Company in cobalt blue with gold trim. Fine piece with no chips or cracks. Twist top variety. Nearly impossible to find piece! Stands 4 inches ta

Very rare Missouri Pacific Railroad teapot by the Hall Company in cobalt blue with gold trim. Fine piece with no chips or cracks except for a small chip in the bottom of the cover. Lid is the knob top

This is a rare 1930's sign for B&M (Boston and Maine) Transportation Company, a railroad-owned bus lines transport company operating from 1924 until 1957. Fantastic typography with gilt gold lettering

Castenholz says this is the rarest of 4 different for this company (pg. 58). $500 bond no. 6769, issued in October 1868. Signed by president Geo. Greene, secretary Cleutz, and the treasurer. Stamp and

1950 Pennsylvania Railroad Calendar Display by Osborne Company - Clifton NJ. Has 1951 Calendar still intact on front for Oct-Dec. Image Entitled "Main Lines of Commerce". Minor warping to gold border

1945 Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company Advertising Sign. Shows the Railroad was presented the E.H. Harrman Gold Medal for Safety. Nice colors and graphics. Framed. 26"x16" Excellent

Size 16s, Serial #1B3542, Grade 999B, inscribed "Ball Watch Company | Cleveland, Ohio" on works. 10 K Gold filled case. In working order. 2 in. Diameter.

Size 16s, Serial # B545021, Commercial Standard Grade, inscribed "Ball Watch Company | Cleveland, Ohio" on works. 10 K Gold filled case. In working order. 2 in. Diameter.

Railroad cap manufactured by the Eagle Regalia Company of New York. Cap has Eagle buttons one either side of gold rope band with embroidered gold band around cap. size: unmarked

Hamilton 940 21j 18s Gold Gilt Railroad Pocket Watch

William H. Schenck ( NY FL 1854-64 ) Third Avenue Railroad Depot Dedicated to W.A. Darling President of 3rd Ave Rail Road Company Naive Building Portrait Signed Lower Right Industrial Realism 35" L 27

Gold Rush Hand Car set , Central Pacific Railroad, O-27 guage, in original box

When sporting a Hamilton watch, one is wearing a watch filled with American spirit and unique personality. This Swiss watchmaking company is a pioneer in the worlds of aviation, cinema, electric and d

A 16 size Ball Watch Company brand pocket watch marked Official Standard on the movement with 21 ruby jewels in gold jewel settings, adjusted to five positions, sapphire pallets, serial number B642884

gold-filled open-faced watch, dial marked "F. Pieper Covington, KY", movement marked "Rockford Watch Co. NO 195871", stem-wound, subseconds dial, 2 in. diameter. Condition: small scratches and chips o

Haste was a private label of The Buren Watch Co., Switzerland, was created as a manufacturing arm of an English company. During the Great Depression, it was bought out by the employees and was in turn