The Central New England Railroad 1867 - 1967

The Central New England Railroad 1867 - 1967 Author: Ashman & Milmine Dated: 1972 Publisher: Salisbury Association Edition: 1st Size: 4to<

An Armspear wire bottom lantern frame with CNERy stamped in the lid. The lantern is complete and very clean. The globe is a desirable red cast Corning CNERy cast in a rectangular panel. These globes a

An Adlake Reliable lantern frame with CNERy stamped in the lid. The lantern is complete and does not list like the pics show. It is straight. The globe is a very nice CNERy cast in a rectangular panel

3 Volume set of Books - The Central New England Railway Story by Minke. - This is a rare group of hard to find books. Comprehensive history of a New Haven predecessor. Very Good condition.

A New Haven predecessor that ran from central Connecticut to the Hudson River. A very collectible road. 2 depot size public timetables: September 27, 1914 and June 6, 1915. They do have different prin

Brass switch key with serif letters CNERYCO. Numbered on back 1264.

A Bohannan brass switch lock made for the Newburgh Dutchess & Connecticut Railroad. This line existed from 1877 - 1905 when it became part of the Central New England Railroad. This a model 115 lock wi

A Climax brass switch key made for the Newburgh Dutchess & Connecticut Railroad. This line existed from 1877 - 1905 when it became part of the Central New England Railroad. This key has ND&C RR stampe

A large group of color prints and negatives from New England Tourist Lines and other New England railroads like the New England Central. Mostly White Mountain Central (Clark's Trading Post) with many

A nice collection of photo prints that seem to date around 1937-1939. Large groups of: B&M, New Haven, Maine Central - B&M also includes some negatives (brown envelopes. Other roads include: BAR, Bost

A group of twenty New York Central Railroad timetables spanning 1915 to 1967. Earlier timetables are dated 1915 and 1930. The remaining tables date 1955 to 1947. The majority are in good to fair condi

This is a New England Railroad brass lock, with chain. NERR is on the front of the clasp, while 1967 and HS is on the back of the clasp, as well as the letter Z. Key cover snaps back as it should. The

A group of 5 annual passes from New England Railroads: Fitchburg 1899 / Rutland 1897 / Boston & Maine 1897 / Maine Central 1897 / St Johnsbury & Lake Champlain 1913.

A group of seven early stock and bond certificates from New England Railroads: (1) Northern of New Hampshire - 4 shares 1848 (2) New Hampshire Central - 1 share 1852 (3) Old Colony & Newport - 3 share

AN eclectic group that includes an original Central Mass (not pictured is a "Vanishing Markers" by Fisher), Blueberry Express, Titanic Railroad by Larry Lowenthal (a great book), Rumford Falls & Range

Two Antique Maps. Map of United States and Texas, dated 1839 by Daniel Burgess and&nbsp; a Map of Mexico Central America and the West Indies, dated 1867 by S Augustus Mitchell.

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

An Adams & Westlake lantern frame with a brass top and twist off bell. There is a small brass tag soldered under the vent holes and it has "F. RUSS". This is an employee. The bell has the New England

From a prominent New England collection, this is a Laconia Car Company builders plate from Maine Central Railroad coach #965. This was an old wooden car. The collector marked his plates on the reverse

A pair of diesel locomotive classification books from the Central Railroad of New Jersey. One also covers the Lehigh & New England so they are a little different. Covered Wagons and road switchers are

Group of 11 employee timetables, most from New ENgland one going back to WWII. Quite a few Maine Central / Portland Terminal issues. Condition varies a lot.

Approximately 65 Vermont related photographs from a prominent New England collection. The group has (1) folder of 23 Central Vermont & Grand Trunk (2) 27 Granite related lines and scenes (3) 6 Montpel

A group of about 18 softcover books and periodicals. Most are New England with a couple of good titles: "When the Maine Central went to Sea" and a nice 1920's book with many folding maps of New Englan

Railroad paper lot including nine pieces of New York Central stationary including 20th Century Limited, Southwestern Limited, Lake Shore Limited, and New England States. Also included two last day Was