c1880s OCCUPATIONAL tintype RAILROAD TRAIN CONDUCTOR in

c1880s OCCUPATIONAL tintype RAILROAD TRAIN CONDUCTOR in UNIFORM w HAT & BASKET Circa 1880s Antique Occupational Tintype Photograph; Early railroad train conductor in uniform. Visible letters at end of

ca.1880s OCCUPATIONAL tintype TRAIN TROLLEY CONDUCTOR ? w UNIFORM HAT Circa 1880s Antique Occupational Tintype Photograph; Early train or trolley conductor? with uniform hat. Portrait photograph with

lot of early photography including tintypes (occupational, train conductor, man in buckskin, etc.) ambrotype, two advertising magic lantern slides with baseball and motoring images (one cracked) appro

2 Tintype Images of Smoking & Occupational - 1) two occupational men possibly railroad or trolley car conductors ; 2) seated man with beard, smoking pipe.

Vintage Railroad Industrial Train Conductor Step StoolAtlantic Coast Line. This early 20th Century stool features open handles on three sides and the lettering A.C.L. on one side. The stool features a

Two conductor's and one imge of a caboose train

1839 1ed Trains Railroads & Railways Conductors Illustrated Lecount Locomotive “a plain practical account of every subject connected with the construction of railway, from the first organization

Occupational shaving mug with railroad conductor design -Good

Mid 19th Century Mobile and Ohio Railroad No. 68 Tintype Train Photo. Signed, "P. J. Huggins, Artist (Photographer)." The calligraphy reads, "J. C. Estes, ENG'R. J. W. Cook. Fir'N. Eng. No 68 M&O R.R.

One train conductor, one loom operator and one sailor

This neat collection of railroad cards is for Charles M Young who worked mainly for Southern Pacific Railroad and others and when he retired, he was a train conductor. Included are traveling passes, B

Railroad Oil Can Johnson Urbana, OH. Rare Size 7" With Train Conductor's Hat 060203921

Two (2) mid- to late 19th century tintypes (or possibly ambrotypes), each in case, depicting railroad conductors. [Cases: 3 1/2" H x 3 1/2" W; 3 1/2" H x 2 1/2" W]. Some wear to surfaces and cases; sm

Vintage antique porcelain occupational shaving mug depicting a train, possibly for a conductor. With the name S. B. Burgason written in gold along the side. The number 506 written in red along the und

Vintage antique porcelain occupational shaving mug depicting a train, possibly for a conductor. With gilt rims. The number 1212 written in blue along the underside.Height: 4 in x diameter (without han

Vintage antique porcelain occupational shaving mug depicting a train, possibly for a conductor. With gilt rims. The name Winedach written along the side. The number 1212 written in blue along the unde

Rock Island and Southern Railroad Badges, 12 total including: Rock Island Conductor, Train Porter and four insignia badges; Southern Railroad Conductor, Flagman and four insignia badges; 1"-4" long

Group of Railroad Badges, Pins and Accessories, 25 pieces total including: N & W Conductor, Train Porter and insignia badges; Illinois Central Conductor, Flagman and four insignia badges; two silver C

Beautiful 8"x10" black and white photo of Walt Disney and an early conductor, Mickey Mouse, aboard the E.P. Ripley Santa Fe Railroad Disney train that appears to be signed by Walt Disney himself back

Wooden roundhouse roster board. Marked for the Midwestern Division, likely from the Kansas City Southern. Board indicates train, engine, time, conductor, two brakemen, caboose, engineer, and fireman.

train station lights up but is untested, lid comes off building, has rust, chipped litho throughout, train gate is broken and untested, litho of gate station has light scratches, conductor inside buil

This is a lot of seven miscellaneous railroad badges, all marked by position, but not associated with a specific railroad. They include Parlor Car Conductor, Brakeman (3 different), Train Porter, Depo

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. A group of 2 occupational photographs, incl. cabinet card of telephone switchboard operator and possible group of railroad police.   Small half-plate tintype ( 3-1/2" x 5" in

This lot is for three magazines for railroading caled Trains and one called The Railway Conductor. Each have are filled with nice artices and advertising. Included is a 1967 Santa Fe Chief schedule.