1908 Queen and Crescent Route Employee TimeTable

May 31, 1908. 10 1/2 x 14 1/2 inches.

A very nice timetable dated September 1902. The Queen & Crescent was a conglomerate of cooperating railroads to promote through service. This timetable has 40 panels with schedules and other advertisi

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Three Southern and Norfolk and Western menus to include Southern Railways Washington and Southewestern Limited dinner menu J.C. Burrowes superintendent of dining cars, Norfolk and Western / Southern d

Ca. 1915, chromolithograph on tin. Scenic view of the High Bridge over the Kentucky River with a surrounding "frame". Partial "Queen & Crescent Route" paper label on the back with statistics. Wear and

2 CHICKAMAUGA battlefield reunions brochures: issued by the QUEEN AND CRESCENT ROUTE RAILROAD, before the Southern Railway took over. This line was originally known as the C.NO & TP RR, built by and s

Reed & Barton silver soldered 9 ounce sugar bowl with lid; "Q & C" engraved on the side. 5 1/2 x 3 x 2 1/2 inches. The Queen and Crescent Route connected Cincinnati (the "Queen City") with New Orleans

Pennsylvania Lines West of Pittsburgh – 1908 – employee timetable No. 13. This shows some of the local stops in western Ohio: Bradford, Richmond

Group of three CB&Q / Burlington employee timetables. Include Wyoming District No. 108 January 19, 1908 (Multiple tape repairs), Wyoming district No. 119 November 6, 1910 (Multiple tears), and No. 137

A group of twenty northern railroad timetables, public and employee, spanning 1904 to 1968. Eleven Norfolk & Western timetables dated 1908, 1958, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, and 1968. An early timetable f

Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Burlington Route Railroad Labor Sheets, Envelopes, Enginemen's Time & Delay Report Pad, Rules Book, Timetables, Postcard, Memo Timetable & Employee Timetables Great of Bur

This is a Midland Terminal Railway “horseblanket” employee timetable #37, dated March 30, 1941, highlighting the route from Colorado Springs to Cripple Creek, CO, which was the end point f

Texas and Pacific employee tables include Rio Grande 49, Eastern 11, 53 and 20, Ft. Worth 67, Louisiana 12. Public tables include a nice three color January 1908 and four additional tables. MKT employ

An amazing rarity of which this is the only one known to exist! This is a Florence and Cripple Creek employee timetable #31, dated June 16, 1901. F&CC employee timetables always command well into the

An amazing rarity of which this is the only one known to exist! This is a Florence and Cripple Creek employee timetable #27, dated May 13, 1900. F&CC employee timetables always command well into the f

These plates are from Herend in the Queen Victoria pattern originally created in 1966. There are 12 crescent salad plates, no. 1530.

Ebonized wood having polychrome floral beadwork to the top and square base. 5 x 6 x 13. Purchased through Doris Langley Moore from Christie's auction July 11, 1967, lot 167 , listed as "Property of a

WALTHAM 21-JEWEL 14K YELLOW GOLD-CASED MODEL 1908 POCKET WATCH, Crescent St. grade, pendant-set movement, serial number 23029196, having a white and light yellow enamel dial with gilt decoration, Arab

42 Piece Group of Herend "Queen Victoria" Porcelain to include 12 crescent salad plates, tea set with creamer, sugar tray, ladles, cups, egg cups, chocolate pot, etcetera Provenance: Property of a New

Queen Victoria pattern 8 dinner plates, 8 crescent salad plates, 8 cream soups, 8 soup stands, 8 teacups cups, 8 tea saucers, 8 dessert plates, 8 bread plates [64 pieces] dinner plate: 10 inch

Offered is a Burlington Route, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad wooden timetable frame sign. Approx. 36-1/2" x 32". This is timetable sign which would hold the times of the railroad. Shows some

Newcomb College High Glaze Iris Vase, 1908 by Maria de Hoa Leblanc, of tapered form, the underside with the Newcomb cypher, the artist's initials, and AP64, H.- 9 1/8 in., Dia.- 5 1/4 in.

Russian Icon of the Virgin of Kazan, late 17th c., Kostroma School, with a gilt silver and enamel oklad, 1908-1917, Moscow, from the first Moscow Artel, on a curved wooden panel, H.- 12 1/4 in., W.- 1

Russian Icon of Christ, Moscow, 1896-1908, with a gilt and silver filigree oklad mounted with cabochon pink tourmalines and blue ceramics, with a maker's mark of "SG," H.- 11 1/8 in., W.- 9 in.