11 Southern Railroad Passes [151464]

1. Fort Worth & Rio Grande Railway, dated 1892, No. 1423 2. Mobile, Jackson & Kansas City Railroad Co. dated 1903, No. 3023. The Southern Kansas Railway Co. of Texas, dated 1903, No. A561 (on back)4.

Pre-1900 Passes: 1. Wichita & Western RR Co., 1889, No.732. The Wichita & Western Railway Co., 1890, No. 853. Cape Girardeau Southwestern Railway Co., 1891, No. 2964. Kansas City Wyandotte and Northwe

1860-1904, includes Wabash Railroad, Fulton County, Central Iowa, and more, largest measures 3 x 4 1/4in.

Lot of 10 different. Includes: Dayton-Goose Creek Railway Co. (1926); El Paso & Southwestern (1924); Franklin & Abbeville Railway Co. (1926); Galveston-Houston Electric Railway Co. (1933); Gulf Coast

Rail pass from the Pullman Southern Car Company for 'N. F. McCormick and Wife', No. 51, dated 1874, single sided, one color printing. Measures 2.25 x 3.75 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house

11 Railroad passes "The Order of Railroad Telegraphers, all issued to G.M. Mosher. State: City: Date: c1930's

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

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

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

Obv.: Al Malaikah / (pictorial camel) / 1902 / Special; Rev. : Compliments / Southern Pacific. Br., rd., 33 mm, holed. The local executive Committee engaged a special train for Al Malaikah Temple "whi

Obv.: drinking bear riding a camel / Al Malaikah Special 1903; Rev.: Via So. Pac. Union Pac. Ill. Cent., M.C. & N. Y. C. Lines. Bronze, 33 mm, holed. The Los Angeles Times of April 24, 1903 reported i

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

1. 1906 Iowa Central Railroad Co. and Operated Lines Pass No. 244 to Mrs. A. S. Dodge and Family, Complimentary. Signed by V.P. 2. 1912 Fort Dodge, Des Moines & Southern Railroad Company Pass No. B63

11 railroad telegraphers passes all written to G.M. Mosher dated in the 1940's. State: City: Date: c1940's

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

A group of 3 railroad locks: (11) Southern steel banjo lock with a key marked SO RY (2) Norfolk & Western Slaymaker steel lock with nice lettering (3) Atlantic Coast Line by Corbin in their XLCR model

Group of three annual passes including No. 1269 1915 Norfolk Southern issued to C.T. Stewart from The Pullman Co., 1910 Aberdeen & Asheboro No. 153 issued to R.N. Simms from the Raleigh & Southport Ra

Five railroad passes for the Southern Pacific Railroad: #274 (1893); #A24562 (1923); #GO2347 (1926); #NY4528 (1929); and #NYR139 (1933). Last two are for Mrs. C.T. Jaffray and Maid, Wife of the Minnea

1886 pass to the Southern Exposition at Louisville, Kentucky. The pass was issued to C.C. Church from the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Railroad. Appears to be hand signed on the back by J.M. Wri

Two pieces of dining car china for the Kansas City Southern Railroad including a 10" dinner plate in the Flying Crow pattern, top marked with the KCS herald and bottom stamped Syracuse China 11-H C. T

Includes The Pennsylvania Railroad, Trout Run and Oregon Texas, Southern Railway System, and more.

Includes: Georgia Railroad; Southern Railway; Louisville & Nashville; Charleston & Western Carolina; Norfolk and Western; The Pullman Co.; The Pennsylvania Railroad; Missouri-Kansas-Texas Lines; The T

Lot of 4 different. Includes: Kansas City, Osceola & Southern Railway Co. (1895); Kansas City & Memphis Railway and Bridge Co. (1904 w/ bridge vignette); Kansas City-Western Railway Co. (1917); and Ka

Ten early Green Bay & Western railroad passes dated 1906, 1907, 1914, 1916, 1927, 1928 (2), 1929, 1934-35, and 1938-39. Also includes GB&W 8.5" x 11" notepad, two safety rules books from 4/1/1981, eig