1897 Chattanooga Rome & Columbus Railroad Pass

1876 Annual pass No. 376 issued to SE Carey of Nashville, Chattanooga, St. Louis & Chicago Railroad. Signed by the general superintendent. Black on light cardstock with fancy font, printed by Hosford

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

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 Bridgton & Saco River Railroad was a Maine 2 foot li

Lehigh Valley Railroad 1897 Annual Pass 1897 annual pass No. 124 issued to Bert Hayden, Division Freight Agent. The pass was hand signed by the railroad president Elisha Packer Wilbur. The pass has an

A Lehigh Valley Railroad annual pass with a system map on the reverse. It is from 1897.

An interesting annual pass from the Union Pacific System. They were under receivership with several names top center. This pass covers all divisions with an exemption from train #1. Some rubbing and m

Chicago Outer Belt Line logo in the top left corner, complimentary pass issued to man, wife and daughter, signed. Measures 2.25 x 4 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping se

Chicago & Alton Railroad 1897 annual pass. Pass issued to Geo. Gilman, the General Car Accountant of the Blue Line. Printed signature of the Vice President. Printed by S.D. Childs and Co. The pass is

The smallest of the Maine two footers that ran from the Kennebec river to the Veteran's Home at Togus.

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

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 St Croix & Penobscot was a Maine road that ended up

A pair of annual passes: (1) Altoona Clearfield & Northern Railroad 1897 - a 3 foot, narrow gauge line in Pennsylvania (2) Pittsburg Cincinnati & St Louis 1873 (Pennsylvania Railroad predecessor).

Atlanta & West Point / Western Railway of Alabama from 1879, 1897, 1907 and 1910.

4 Older Annual Passes: (1) Fort Worth & Rio Grande – 1905 (2-4) Missouri Pacific: 1895, 1903, 1897. All are cardstock. A nice group. See pictures for condition.

4 annual passes from the Delaware &Hudson Railroad 1895, 1897, 1900, 1913. The '95 and '97 include the older name with Canal Company. The 3 oldest include a system map on the reverse.

A group of 4 passes from southeast railroads: Atlantic Coast Line 1897, 1899, 1901 / Jacksonville Tampa & Key West 1898

A group of 5 annual passes from New England Railroads: Portland & Rochester 1897 / Troy & Boston 1887 / St Johnsbury & Lake Champlain 1897 / Boston & Albany 1904 / Montpelier & Wells River 1913.

New York, Susquehanna and Western RR travel passes, each printed on cardstock. Passes dated 1894, 1895, 1897 and 1898. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: Each: 4" x 2 - 1/2".

A group of 5 annual passes from different Railroads and Railways: (1-2) Chicago & Indiana Southern 1913 & 1914 (3) Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton 1913 (4) Cleveland Akron & Columbus 1911 (5) Pullman 191

Lot of 2 different. Toning, light wear. 1) No. 1687, issued in 1897 to Bryan Snyder of St.L.& SF RR. Signed by vice president EL Russell. Endorsed by Snyder. Black and red print with nice graphic logo

Railroad annual passes: Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo 1901, Union Pacific 1890, Western Pacific 1927, Santa Fe 1909, Norfolk & Western 1897.

A group of annual passes related to Florida Railroads: Florida Central & Peninsular 1897, 1898 / Florida East Coast Railway 1896, 1898. All four passes have maps on the reverse.

A group of 5 annual passes from New England Railroads: Fitchburg 1899 / Rutland 1897 / Boston & Maine 1897 / Maine Central 1897 / St Johnsbury & Lake Champlain 1913.

Gorgeous, early color pass. Issued to WC Pierreport, president of Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg Railroad, for 1869. Signed by acting superintendent J. Mulligan. Reverse has conditions printed in gree