Geological Plan for Pacific RR of San Bernandino Pass

Item: 1853 Geological Plan for Pacific RR Date: 1853 Geological Plan for Pacific RR San Francisco to Sierra Nevada -- Geological Section of the Coast Mountains and Sierra Nevada. Very nice geological

Title/Content of Map: 1856 Geological Plan for Pacific RR of Rio Grande due NorthWest -- Geological Plan & Section from the Rio Grande to the Pimas Villages… No. 2 Date Printed: 1856 Washington DC C

Title: 1853 Geological Plan for Pacific RR from Colorado River to the Pacific Ocean -- Geological Section from the Colorado River to the Pacific Ocean Cartographer: W Blake / R Williamson Year / Place

Title/Content of Map: 1856 Geological Plan for Pacific RR along the Tejon Ravine / Sierra Nevada -- Geological Section Along the Tejon Ravine ... from the Tulare Valley and The Tejon Depot Camp to Tah

1855-6 Geological Plan For Pacific Rail Road Surveys -- Geological Plan Of The Coastal Range Of California From San Francisco To Los Angeles - No. 1. J Parke / T Antisell, 1856-7 Washington DC, 16.8 X

An uber-rare station clock from the Quanah Acme and Pacific Railroad’s Floydada, Texas station. While it does run, we would suggest a servicing if you plan to put it into regular use. Clocks are

Rio Grande Western Railway Co. pass dated 1893 and signed by D.C. Dodge. Major figure in the railroad. Issued to Mr. S.M. Charles for the T.R.A. Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway. Countersigned o

This is one of the nicest Northern Pacific Railroad cans we have ever had pass through our hands. No dents, and virtually no surface rust on this 3 gallon can, marked NP RY. Has the wooden handle on t

Lot of 2 different. 1) Pittsburgh Transfer Company. Pass no. B540 issued for the year 1886 to Wm. Kerrigan, supt. of Missouri Pacific RR. Signed by the general manager. Black print, ornate logo, on ca

Eleven Union Pacific Railroad travel brochures for San Francisco, Las Vegas, Palm Springs and the Pacific Northwest. . We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly ever

An 1876 pass issued to Mr. Samuel Ross and an 1894 pass to Mr. W.R. Bresie, Supervisor, with lines on the reverse Missouri Pacific& Controlled Roads, Union Pacific System, St. Louis & Southwestern, Wa

This book is titled From San Francisco to Salt Lake City, Along the Line of the Western Pacific Railway, Feather River Canyon Route. Sold by the Western Pacific Railway to passengers on their trips fr

Our second copy of this same book From San Francisco to Salt Lake City, Along the Line of the Western Pacific Railway, Feather River Canyon Route. Sold by the Western Pacific Railway to passengers on

This book is the first edition of The Road of a Thousand Wonders, published in 1907 for the passenger department of the Southern Pacific Railroad in San Francisco, CA. The book has well over 100 color

ID Marks: SFN&C (San Francisco Napa & Calistoga Railroad); SFNVRR (San Francisco Napa Valley RR); SFNVRR (San Francisco Napa Valley RR) ;NWPRR (Northwestern Pacific RR) (Windsor - Sonoma - Marin)Date:

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"Geological Sections of the Bernadino Pass" Lithograph Map Published 1853-61, Washington for "Reports of explorations and surveys, to ascertain the most practicable and economical route for a railroad

Beautiful early railroad pass. No. 211, issued to JW Pierce, vice president of Cin. San & L. RR. Signed by the general supt. Very nice design with ornate border, orange background, "1869" underprint,

Title: 1853 Geological Map of Passes by St. Gabriel Mountains, CA -- Geological Map of the Tejon Pass & Canada de las Unas Including the Pass of San Franciscoquito & Williamson's Pass Cartographer: W

Lot of 4 different. 1) Houston & Shreveport Railroad Company. No. 294, issued in 1898 to Bryan Snyder of the St. Louis & San Francisco RR. Signed by gen. manager Meldrum. Green and red print on green

Title/Content of Map: 1853 Geological Map of San Francisco Bay Area for the Pacific Rail Road -- Geological Map of the Vicinity of San Francisco Date Printed: 1853, Philadelphia Cartographer: W Blake

"Geological Section of the Bernardino Sierra from the Great Basin to the Pacific ocean at San Pedro" by William P. Blake. Lithograph Map Published 1853-61, Washington for "Reports of explorations and

"Geological Map of the Tejon Pass & Canada de las Uvas and the Vicinity. Including the Pass of San Francisco & Williamsons Pass"Lithograph Map Published 1853-61, Washington for "Reports of exploration

Lot of 4 passes. 1) California Northwestern Railway Company. 1903. Lessee of the San Francisco & North Pacific Railway Company. 2) Holton Inter-Urban Railway Company. Two passes, issued in 1913 and 19