A SANTA FE RAILROAD 'CHICO' ADVERTISING FIGURE

A good vintage composition advertising figure for Santa Fe Railroad and most associated with their slogan, 'Santa Fe All The Way' and created by Leo Burnett sometime shortly after 1942. Measures 5.5 x

This advertisement shows a Chicago cityscape with lovely period-correct attire. Little to no wear is present. Matted and under glass in a light wood frame. C. 1950's. Condition: (Excellent). Dimension

Lot consists of 1 - Texas advertisement showing the San Jacinto Monument with artwork by Oscar M. Bryn. Matted and housed in a light wood frame under glass.; 1 - Unframed Texas advertisement reading "

The black and red poster with slogan 'People expect the best of Santa Fe', framed as shown. Sight size measures 30 x 24.5 with a framed size of 28.5 x 34 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house p

Original dated 1949 Santa Fe Railroad advertising poster by Hernando Villa. Measures 18" x 24" and is in excellent condition. Unframed, loose and not mounted, laid down or glued. Appears to never have

A framed original print with plaque that reads Grand Canyon From The South Rim painted for Santa Fe System Lines by W.R. Leigh. The wooden frame measures 33 5/8" x 24 5/8" and shows corner wear and we

A framed original print with plaque that reads Red Cliffs of Western New Mexico painted for Santa Fe System Lines by Adolph Heinze. The wooden frame measures 33 5/8" x 24 5/8" and shows corner wear, w

Santa Fe Railroad Victor Beals Framed Advertising Poster w/ Streamlined Super Chief Passenger Train Frame measures 26" x 20". Print of Victor Beals painting featuring the famous Santa Fe Super Chief p

Group of approximately ninety unused Jiffy Santa Fe railroad cardboard ashtrays featuring Chico on the reverse side.

Absolutely authentic from the estate of a Santa Fe super collector who purchased, and personally removed, this set from a vintage Santa Fe Railroad car which was being scrapped many years ago. These f

Absolutely authentic from the estate of a Santa Fe super collector who purchased, and personally removed, this set from a vintage Santa Fe Railroad car which was being scrapped many years ago. The

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Authentic from the estate of a Santa Fe super collector who purchased, and personally removed, this set from a vintage Santa Fe Railroad car which was being scrapped many years ago. These figures were

SSP. A beautiful example of this outstanding and iconic piece of Porcelain Advertising from Santa Fe Railroad. Sign features unique colors as well as an excellent Horse & Cowboy graphic. CONDITION: Si

This is a cool pair of vintage Santa Fe Railroad dining car placemats featuring Chico. These are unused. No visible date, c1950, and measure approx. 12" x 18"

This is an original framed advertising poster marked for Don Perceval, advertising Arizona for the Santa Fe Railway line. It is in near mint condition. Condition: (9.0). Dimensions: Frame: 26" x 20" x

Advertising poster for Santa Fe Railroad for Texas. Graphics of poster show various famous brands from the "Lone Star State." Poster measures 24" x 18" and exhibits some slight edge bumping at top wit

Advertising poster for the Santa Fe railroad showing the Land of Pueblos New Mexico design with Native Americans in front of Pueblo homes. Poster is mounted onto foamcore with small crease at lower le

The 'Santa Fe, The Chief Way' poster circa 1940s. Measures 24 x 18 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell, except international shipmen

Includes The Milwaukee Road, Electri-Motive, Santa Fe, Amtrak, and more, Largest measures 11 x 5 1/4 inches.

Vintage Santa Fe Railroad Memorabilia, features #1 Two sheets of Santa Fe Railway Postcards featuring ''Chico'' the mascot #2 Plastic Passenger Dining Car Bib which features large ''Chico'' the Santa

Vintage 1978-79 wall calendar from the Santa Fe railroad. Has been unused and in it's original mailer tube. With the graphic of Chico on the outside.

Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railroad (American 1859-1996), after the painting by Hernando Gonzallo Villa (American 1881-1952), "The Chief Way", circa 1945, multicolored lithograph advertising poste

Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railroad (American 1908-1996), after Don Perceval (American 1881-1952),"San Francisco", circa 1950, lithograph, multicolored advertising poster depicting the Golden Gate