1889 Silverton Railroad Pass.

1889 Milwaukee & Northern Railroad annual pass. Pass number 2114 issued to D.J Flanders of the Boston and Maine Railroad. Signed by Dutton the General Manager. Pass is in good condition with no notabl

1889 Annual pass No. 1295 issued to CE Metzler of Philadelphia & Reading Railroad. Signed by the general superintendent. Black on cream cardstock with a vignette of the Lebanon train station in Pennsy

An 1889 annual pass issued by the Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh Railroad Company. This pass has 2 vignettes: one of a steam locomotive and the other of steel works. Standard conditions on the reverse

Union Pacific Railroad 1889 Employee Time Pass Pass issued to W. J. Collett between Counsel Bluffs and Ogden on the Nebraska and Wyoming divisions of the railroad. Pass expired December 31, 1889. The

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Railroad pass from the Profile and Franconia Notch RR, unnumbered (1889). The P&FNRR was built in 1879 to provide transportation of upper- and middle-class tourists to the resort hotels on the western

4 railroad passes from the Pacific Northwest.1) 1913 Independence & Monmouth Railway company, pass No. 0059 issued Mr. H. W. Conard-railroad operated from 1889-1918; 2) 1915 Portland Railway, Light an

Ornate annual railroad pass from the Union Pacific Railway Co. issued to Mr. G.S. Russell, Car Tracer, B.C. R. & N. Railway. A little wear on the left edge (view photos). Signed by the railway's Gener

Three railroad passes issued by the Wabash Railroad Company: an Exchange pass #1689 (1889), a suburban train pass #A1325 (1900), and A4226 (1904). All are in very good condition. See photo for details

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

Nine RR passes: Chicago, St Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha RY, 1890, No X3082, issued to J.S. Koslowsky; Chicago, St Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha RY, 1889, No 2157, issued to A.H. Pike; Chicago, St Paul, Minn

The Remarkable Railroad Passes of Otto Mears by William K. Strong. Published by the San Juan Book Company, Silverton, Colorado, 1988.35 page. 5.5 x 8.5 inches. Good condition. Date: Country (if not US

Railroad annual passes (5) from the Central of New Jersey 1887 & Delaware Lackawanna & Western: 1889, 1893, 1912, 1951

New York, Philadelphia & Norfolk cardstock passes issued to Mr. A. P. Kirtland, Superintendent of the Western Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad, years 1887 and 1889. Condition: (Very Good). Dimens

The New York Providence & Boston was actually a shortline that carried ferry trains from the Thames River in Connecticut to Providence. In 1889 a bridge was built and this railroad name was short live

Express pass from the Armstrong Transfer Company #1098 (1889). Good in Carriages and Coaches only between Hotels and Railroad Stations, and transfer of Baggage in City. Overall, in very good condition

The Syracuse Chenango & New York Railro9ad is a New York Central predecessor that was a short line from Earlville to Syracuse. It's a 1883 issue.

A group of "kitchen sink" leftovers from the pass consignor to this auction. A real odd group of material. I counted about 80 items. Condition varies.

Railroad pass for the Raquette Lake Railway #37 (1913), issued to Mr. F. W. Brazier and Family. The line provided tourists to the Adirondacks with access to Raquette Lake resorts.Date: Country (if not

Even though this fantastic pass was issued in December 1859, it is ripe with Civil War history. In 1859--the year of this pass was issued--none other than future president Abraham Lincoln was lawyer f

M. & P. & S. R. V. R. R. Phoenix Shortline Pass for Mr. C. M. Baker Continental Casualty Co. No. 418 Signed by (illegible) President. Printer: Maverick Clark S.A. Texas. Signed on reverse by Baker wit

A Maine two footer from 1896. This line later became the Bridgton & Harrison line.

Pierre G.T. Beauregard Signed Railroad Pass as President of Same Small card, measuring 3.625" x 2.25", New Orleans, dated March 18, 1869. A New Orleans, Jackson & G.N.R.R. pass signed "G.T. Beauregard

The first name of what became the Wiscasset Waterville & Farmington Railroad.