1873 South Western Annual Passes: SLSE, MK&T

Pass no. 490, issued for 1877 to Jno. Blair, president of S&B Railway. Signed by general superintendent Jno. Smith. Purple print with green underprint. Formed in 1871 by a consolidation with the Fort

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

Lot of 2 different. 1) Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railway Company. Pass no. M1275 issued for 1894 to BS Olds of the UPS&G Railway. Preprinted signature of the vice president. Brown print on cardsto

A group of 9 annual passes from: (1-4) St Louis Southwestern - "Cotton Belt Route" - 1911, 1912, 1914, 1916 (5-9) Missouri Pacific - 1912 - fancy 1913, 1914, 1915, 1917 - linen

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.

Lot of 2 different. 1) Omaha Bridge & Terminal Railway. Pass no. 612, issued in 1900 to H. Lindsley, vice president of the St. Augustine & South Beach Railway. Signed by general manager John Roberts.

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

A group of 6 annual passes (2 are Clergy Sou & Richmond & Danville) from the South East: Richmond Fredericksburg & Potomac, 1897 / Southern 1901 / Louisville & Nashville 1896, Norfolk & Western 1902.

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 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

Lot of 2 different. 1) Pass No. 427, issued for 1880 to W.G. Swan. Signed by the general manager. Fancy logo, black print on cardstock Western Bank Note & Eng. Co. 2) Pass no. 2804, issued for 1896 to

Group of five Toledo, Peoria & Western Railroad annual passes. Includes 1894 No. 222 President signed, 1896 pass which has been laminated and can not be fixed without ruining the pass, 1906 No. 314 wi

"California, Arizona, New Mexico." Pass No. 630, issued for 1887 to DJ Flanders. Signed by H.C. Nutt as president. Printed on cardstock by American Bank Note Co., Boston. Ornate logo with floral borde

1883 New York Lake Erie and Western Railroad annual pass. The pass was issued to W.J. Weed of the Lake Erie & Western. Pass signed by Bowen the General Superintendent. Pass number 43. The pass has som

Lot of 2 different. Both feature a great color leaf vignette. Both in very good condition. 1) Pass no. 1449 issued for 1900 to CM Baker of the Postal Telegraph-Cable Company. Preprinted signature of t

1898 New York, Susquehanna and Western Railroad Annual Pass 1898 annual pass No. 541 issued to M.E. Clapey, General Passenger Agent for Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railway. Signed by the 2nd vice p

This group of Western railroad annual passes includes: (1) California Western & Navigation Co 1939-40 "The Redwood Route" (2) Kettle Valley (Canada) 1927 (3) Northern Pacific 1902 cardstock (Monad log

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

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

A group of 4 passes from southeast railroads: Atlantic Coast Line 1897, 1899, 1901 / Jacksonville Tampa & Key West 1898

A group of annual passes with focus on South West Railways: KCS, 2 Santa Fe, MKT, CNO&TP, 4 SLSW, IC, Rock Island, 8 Pullmans. Condition varies, most are very good or better.

This is seven different railroad annual passes from the South East: (1) Alabama Tennessee & Northern 1914 (2) Atlanta & West Point 1937 (3) Central of Georgia 1920 (4) Central of Georgia 1927 (5) Rich

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).

A nice group of passes that includes: (1) Chesapeake & Ohio Railway 1903 (2) Chesapeake & Ohio Railway 1900 (3) Georgia & Florida Railway 1913 (4) Georgia Florida & Southern 1912 (5) Georgia Florida &