1873 Southern Central Annual Passes: IC, MC&NW

3 annual passes from central southern states: (1) Illinois Central (2) Memphis Carthage & Northwestern - Frisco predecessor (3) Ohio & Mississippi with fine map on reverse.

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.

Railroad annual passes from the Lehigh Valley Railroad: 1878 Southern Central, 1895 Elmira Cortland & Northern, Lehigh Valley: 1896, 1900, 1905

The Central New York Southern Railroad was nick names the Ithaca Auburn Shortline. This is a group of 3 passes from 1918, 1921, 1922.

A pair of older annual passes: (1) East St Louis Transfer Company 1873 (2) Central Railroad of New Jersey 1896

A group of 6 annual passes from New York Central Railroad predecessors: (1-4) Lake Shore & Michigan Southern 1911-1914 - one fancy mail bag logo (5) Lake Erie & Western 1917 (6) Toledo & Ohio Central

3 annual passes from 1873 in New England: New London Northern - Central Vermont predecessor in Connecticut & Massachusetts (2) Housatonic (3) Hartford Providence & Fishkill

A group of 4 railroad annual passes from the Midwest: (1) St Louis Vandalia & Terre Haute (2) Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago & Indianapolis (3) Grand Rapids & Indiana (4) Lake Shore & Michigan Southern

Am 1873 seasonal pass issued by the Lake Champlain Transportation Company. Fancy multicolor printing and nice square corners. Issued to a Vermont Central Railroad official.

A group of 3 passes from the Midwest: (1) Indianapolis & St Louis, Toledo Peoria & Warsaw, Toledo Wabash & Western

A pair of 1873 annual passes: (1) Pennsylvania Railroad - western lines inclusion on reverse (2) Atlantic & Great Western is Erie Railroad related with an 1874 take-over.

A pair of 1873 annual passes from New England. Both are unusual: (1) Boston Lowell & Nashua with odd front and long list of branch lines on reverse (2) Fitchburg with odd front and branches on reverse

1905 and 1906 Lancaster, Oxford & Southern Railroad Annual Passes 1905 pass printed by Allen, Lane & Scott. This is pass #178 and is hand signed by President Walter M. Franklin. 1906 pass printed by A

1886 California Southern Railroad annual pass. Issued to Geo. F. Brydon the assistant general passenger agent of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad. Signed by Victor the General Superintendent of the r

The smallest of the Maine two footers that ran from the Kennebec river to the Veteran's Home at Togus.

A Maine Central Railroad annual pass from 1898. It is issue number 1363 and it is in very good condition.

An annual pass issued to Philip Stubbs. Stubbs was working for the Franklin & Megantic Railroad in 1897. The F&M was a Sandy River predecessor. The York & Southern Railroad is a predecessor of the Mar

A pair of annual passes: (1) Altoona Clearfield & Northern Railroad 1897 - a 3 foot, narrow gauge line in Pennsylvania (2) Pittsburg Cincinnati & St Louis 1873 (Pennsylvania Railroad predecessor).

4 annual passes from southern New England. Well, one is the New York Ontario & Western but they were controlled by the New Haven interests. The others are Old Colony 1880, New York Providence & Boston

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

Very early. Pass no. 443 issued to Geo. Rogers of Chicago, Cin., & L. RR. Signed by general manager Clark Thompson. Black print with fancy logo and underprint date. Operated 1857-1877, succeeded by Mi

Railroad annual passes (5) from the Central of New Jersey 1887 & Delaware Lackawanna & Western: 1889, 1893, 1912, 1951

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"

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