Texas & Pacific Railway Annual Pass (1876) (60316)

A diverse group of annual passes that includes: Texas & Pacific Railway 1911 - fancy (2) Kansas City Southern "Port Arthur Route" 1912 (3-4) Atlantic Coast Line 1911 & 1914 (5) Cincinnati New Orleans

Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Pass, with dated underprint of 1876. Created in 1865 as the Union Pacific Railway, Southern Branch, this company was an extensive rail network in Texas, Oklahoma, Kans

A historically significant railroad which was an early link from Kansas to Colorado. This 1873 issue pre-dates the Union Pacific control that took place in 1874. The pass has vignettes of the state se

Ornate annual railroad pass from the Union Pacific Railway Co. issued to Mr. G.S. Russell, Car Tracer, B.C. R. & N. Railway. A little wear on the left edge (view photos). Signed by the railway's Gener

Lot of 2. Known as "the Katy." Inc. in 1865. Taken over by Jay Gould in the 1880s. First railroad to enter Texas from the north. 1) Pass no. A78, issued in 1912 to Mrs. LM Allen & Son. Countersigned b

1876 and 1878 Montclair & Greenwood Lake Railway Annual PassesA pair of annual passes for Montclair & Greenwood Lake Railway. The 1876 annual pass No. 48 is signed by the railroad president and was is

An interesting narrow gauge line that started in 1871. It went through some expansion efforts west and was eventually standard gauged and incorporated into the Union Pacific System.

Lot of 2 different. 1) Chicago, Rock Island & Texas Railway Company. Pass issued for 1896 to Jo Hornby. Preprinted signature of the vice president. Printed on cardstock with company name in a cloud vi

Lot of 4. 1) Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway. Pass no. A3640, issued for 1891 to CB Smith. Signed by president/general manager. Brown print on tan cardstock. Farming vignettes. Established in 1865 un

1881 pass No. 909. The issuing information has faded quite a bit, but I can still make out CRI&P for Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific. The pass is hand signed by the general manager. Some light discolor

This group of railroad annual passes includes: (1) Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton 1914 (2) Cincinnati Indianapolis & Western 1917 (3) Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific 1917 "Queen & Crescent Route"

4 annual passes from Canada: (1) Canadian Pacific Railway 1914 (2) Canadian Pacific Railway 1915 (3) Algoma Central & Hudson Bay 1911 (4) Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo 1915

A group of 4 1873 western trip passes and 4 annual passes from the 20th century. The old westerns include: Denver & Pacific Railway, Atlantic & Pacific, Union Pacific, Kansas City St Joe & Council Blu

Unique Quincy, Omaha & Kansas City Railway 1892 annual pass. The railroad name is printed on the crossbucks at the edge of the pass. The pass was issued to, " One employee Pacific Express Co. with let

Lot of 3 different for the "Santa Fe Route.". This railroad was a subsidiary of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway. It ran from Galveston, Texas northwestwards across the state to Sweetwater and

Pass no. 65, issued to JB Frawley, dist. passenger agent for Union Pacific Railroad. Signed by vice-president/general manager CT Bliss, son of Tahoe & Comstock lumber baron DL Bliss. Endorsed on the b

A group of annual passes from Canadian Railways: Central Ontario 1900 (one corner fold) / Grand Trunk 1901 / Bay of Quinte & Thousand Island 1894 & 1900 (one glue back) / Canadian Pacific 1899.

Lot of 5 different. 1) Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway. 1876 Exchange Ticket issued to Hurlburt of the Canada Southern Railway. Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota. Signed by the general ma

A pair of Union Pacific Railroad passes. They were reorganized as Railroad out of the older Railway name by 1900. Both passes have color, embossed shield logos. The 1900 has a vertical discoloration m

1883 pass signed by President Sidney Dillon. R200.Date: Country (if not USA): State: City: Provenance:

Hill, Bern (1911-1977). The Texas Pacific Railway. Powered by General Motors Diesel Locomotives. 1950s. A train speeds through the desert with a pensive cowboy watching over it. 24 x 18". Linen backed

An annual pass issued by the Silver Lake Railway in Western New York. This small line seems to be very popular. This 1886 pass has a few nice features: signed by President Tuttle, square corners, issu

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

Nice pass from this BR&P predecessor on the New York state line of the charter. Very clean with a very low issue number.