P.C. Ry. Co. Stage Line Badge.

D.M. & I.R. RAILWAY COMPANY EMPLOYEE BADGE NO. 13 Obsolete Duluth, Missabe, and Iron Range Railway Company (D.M. & I.R. RY. CO.) Employee badge. Number 13. Unmarked. Measurements: 3"

Nice obsolete Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Special Agent Police Badge no.173. Nice condition with pinback. Back is marked "Sun Badge Co.". Badge measures approximately 2-3/4" tall by 2-1/2" a

Nice obsolete Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Police Badge no.210. Nice condition with pinback. Back is marked "Blackinton". Badge measures approximately 3" tall by 2-1/4" across.

D.M. & I.R. RAILWAY CO. SPECIAL OFFICER BADGE NO. 291 Obsolete Duluth, Missabe, and Iron Range Railway Company (D.M. & I.R. RY. CO.) Special Officer badge. Number 291. Unmarked. Measurements: 2.5

A group of 4 annual passes that includes" New York & New England 1880 - map on reverse P. W. Strader & Co 1871 - Cincinnati stage line, Jeffersonville with impossible to read lettering - very old loco

Seaboard Air line Ry Co lantern with unmarked blue globe, Armspear frame with bentwood handle (dam), ht 9”

Nice ornate obsolete Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Special Agent Police Badge no.28. Nice condition with pinback. Back is unmarked. Badge measures approximately 2-3/4" tall by 3" across.

D.M. & I.R. RAILWAY COMPANY EMPLOYEE BADGE NO. 1434 Obsolete Duluth, Missabe, and Iron Range Railway Company (D.M. & I.R. RY. CO.) Employee (spelled "employe") badge. Number 1434. Unmarked. Measur

Nice obsolete five-point star Illinois C.M. W. RY. Co. Special Agent Railway Police badge. Badge is in nice condition with pinback. Back is marked "C.H. Hanson". It measures approximately 2-3/4" tall

A Yale brass signal lock marked IU RY CO. This was a traction/interurban line in Indiana. Nice marking some dings.

(1) Rock Island Lines, (1) AT & SF RY. Co.

A police breast badge made for the Delaware Lackawanna & Western Railroad by the American Railway Company in New York. It has number 151B in the panel on the front and the American Ry Supply Company h

A nice dust pan with swivel wooden handle. It has a shallow Handlan St Louis embossing and in smaller lettering pronounced SAL RY CO in an arc. The tin pan measures 13.5" by 9.5" by 3" tall. The woode

Seven pieces of Montana stage line history: checks from the Redrock, Salmon & G. Stage Co. of Redrock, Montana; baggage way bill from the Montana & Idaho Stage and Forwarding Co.; freight bill from Re

ID Marks: CRP&LCO (Columbus Railway Power & Light); DS&UERR (Dayton Springfield & Urbana Electric RR); CD&MECO (Columbus Delaware & Maine Electric Co); IURYCO (Interurban RY Co); A&BB (Akron & Barbert

ID Marks: FC&GRR (Fernwood Columbia & Gulf RR); MP&LCO (Mississippi Power & Light Co); MBR (Meridian & Bigbee RR); C&GRY (Columbus & Greenville RY); CO&GRY (Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf RY); C&C (on tag: C

ID Marks: ORYCO (Oklahoma RY Co); SSRYCO (Sand Springs RY Co); NEO (Northeast OK RR);Date: Country (if not USA): State: OklahomaCity: Provenance:

Lot of 2. Corner ad cover for H.A.W. Tabor's Pioneer Stage Line, Rockwood, Colorado, with contents. Postmark is a little smudged. Company letterhead datelined Rockwood, June 22, 1882. TC Sewall, Gener

A standard brass switch key made for the Central New England Railway. A Connecticut bridge line that was leased to the New Haven. It has CNE RY CO stamped on one side and "5497" on the reverse.

Unique vintage Hook Fast enameled badges, belt buckles, and tie clips advertising salesman sample travel case full of sample products. Case includes Yellow Cab Co. cap badge, Star Bus Lines cap badge,

This is a Pennsylvania Railroad railway police badge. Nice original shine and condition. Cast with F.G. CLOVER CO, SUCCESSOR, AM RY S CO NEW YORK on the reverse side. Complete with original pin.

FOUR checks from the Monida and Yellowstone Stage Co. drawn on the First National Bank of Dillon, Mont. Vignette at left features The Monida Line from The Oregon Short Line Railroad through Yellowston

Die struck brass badges with black lettering. Deeper copper toned example is maker marked 'F.G. Clover Co., successor to Am. Ry. S. Co., New York.' Both measure approximately 1 x 4 inches.

Partial porcelain tea / dinner service in an unidentified but similar pattern to the Virginie line, with elements including central roundels decorated with natural scenes of birds and foliage in polyc