EGGElSTON PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD ATLANTIC CITY

EDWARD M. EGGLESTON (1883-1941) ATLANTIC CITY / PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. Circa 1935. 40½x25 inches, 102¾x63½ cm. O. Co., Clifton, N.J. Condition A- / A: small tears, minor creases and abr

The Pennsylvania Railroad (PRR) was a prominent and influential American railroad company that played a crucial role in the development of the United States' rail transportation system. Here are key a

Wooden Atlantic City Pennsylvania Railroad Sign 13.25x 25.25

EDWARD M. EGGLESTON (1882-1941) ATLANTIC CITY / PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. Circa 1935. 40x25 inches, 101x63 cm. O. Co., Clifton, N.J. Condition A-: minor creases and restoration in margins. Here, Egglesto

Pennsylvania / Railroad ca. 1935  artist's name printed in image; printed O. Co., Clifton, N.J. 40.5 x 25 in.

This is a Pennsylvania Railroad pocket-sized timetable dated May 29, 1898, for trains running on the Seashore Line between New York, Atlantic City, and Cape May. Printed on one sheet of paper, with 8

Spot sketch "The Strand" 1969. Pastel on paper 11 x 8 1/2 in. Born in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, Herbert Ruthrauff was a self-taught painter active in Lansdale, Pennsylvania where he was a teacher at

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Circa 1910 Real Photograph Postcard; Identification on image, "B & O DEPOT". Includes Ellwood City Depot, Park Hotel, and train. Reverse blank. Condition: light toning and soiling, occasional dings, s

A book from the Pennsylvania Railroad Library for the Pennsylvania Railroad Map of Cities. The cover has gold lettering, a call number sticker on the spine, and shows discoloration along the edge. The

Penn And Atlantic RR Oak Tamboured Ticket Chest 1890Rare and unusual ticket chest attributed to the Pennsylvania & Atlantic Railroad later named the Pemberton and Hightstown RR lessees of Union Transp

A generous group of HO material. Motorized units include: 5 Athearn blue box diesels (2 are super power - heavy), IHC 2-6-0 camelback steam locomotive Atlantic City Railroad, Bachmann PRR Gas car Non-

Antique, collectible glassware made by Syria Shriners of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Styles include Atlantic City (1904), St. Paul Minnesota (1908), Saratoga (1903). Syira temple, 1899, some loss due to

Ephemera from Atlantic City New Jersey, inlcuding a bound paperback book "Atlantic City The World's Playground" (1922), "Atlantic City Boardwarlk Illustrated News" (2 issues; July 30th and August 6th

O Gauge, Pennsylvania Railroad 4-4-2 Atlantic steam engine; Strasburg 64’ woodsided coach passenger car and Norfolk & Western Auxiliary water tender.

A brass dater die from the Pennsylvania Railroad in New York City. Unusual to have both #11 and #8 but New York was a major location and they must have needed extra agent numbers. The last pic is a re

A soft cover booklet from the Pennsylvania Railroad Passenger Department dated 1894. The title page reads Suburban Homes on the Lines of the Pennsylvania Railroad within a Radius of Thirty Mils Around

JAMIE WYETHPennsylvania/Maine/Delaware, b. 1946“Atlantic City Rolling Chair”. Numbered 147/150. Signed in pencil lower right "Jamie Wyeth".Etching on paper, sheet size 22.5&#8221

NEW YORK, ILLINOIS, UTAH, ATLANTIC CITY NJ (2) PENNSYLVANIA AND PLAIN SPOON TOTAL WEIGHT 3.83 5" TO 5 1/2" Terms: Please read Carefully before bidding. This is a Two-Part Estate Sale. Pick-up for thes

4 timetables from the Parker & Karns City / Karns City & Butler Railroad in Pennsylvania. All are dated December 4, 1876. 3 are a duplicate of a single sided broadside issue. They measure 10" by 14".

(3) Dressel Arlington NJ railroad lanterns, (2) city of NY, (1) Pennsylvania Railroad, 13-1/2"H tallest

The Centennial ticket dater with all date wheels and ribbon present. Current stamping year set to 1976. . Also includes the Lake City South Carolina Atlantic Coast Line dater die. Die stamps A.C.L. R.

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.

The mid-20th century advertising poster features prominent landmarks, titled WASHINGTON, THE CITY BEAUTIFUL. illustrated by Grif Teller (1899-1993). Measures 40 x 25 inches. Without proof of exemption