Canadian National Railway Station Posters

Canadian. 1930s. Grain painted frames. Includes two scenic posters featuring scenes along the Canadian National Railway line. Features a scene from Hells Gate - Fraser River, British Columbia and Lake

Canadian. 1930s. Lithographed paper. Marked, "Printed in Canada" lower right edge. Frame marked, "Donaldson Line to Glasgow". Lower 1.5" has been folded in behind to fit frame. A minor amount of mater

Canadian. 1960s. Single-sided painted wood. From Glencoe, Ontario station. 11.25" x 64.5" x 1". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

Two (2). Canadian. 1930s. Lithographed paper. Marked, "Printed in Canada, Issued by Safety Department, Montreal" lower edges. Each exhibit heavy edgewear, losses, tears, water stain and overall toning

Canadian. 1930s. Lithographed cardboard. Lot consists of four (4) posters. Marked, "Agent CN Express St. Thomas" rear. Extremely minor blemishes. From the Joe Byway Collection. Each 21 x 26"

Anon See Canada and USA through Canadian National Railways, original poster printed by Johnson Riddle circa 1930 - 103 x 64 cm

Anon Canada Canadian National Railways, original poster c. 1955 - 102 x 63 cm

Anon See Canada and USA through Canadian National Railways, original poster printed by Johnson Riddle circa 1930 - 103 x 64 cm

Canadian National Railways. Circa 1950s. Travel poster depicting three people reclining in comfortable seats while a bright yellow sun shine over them. 29 ½ x 19 ½”. Expert color restoration throu

The four-color advertising poster for Canadian National Railways 'Serving Canada, All 10 Provinces,' printed artist's signature Lucian Morency lower right, dated 9-30 lower left. Measures 29.5 x 19.5

Canadian. 1940s. Lithographed paper with handwritten names. Signed, "A.J. Casson" lower right quarter. Lists all of the members of the Canadian National Railways Motive Power Shop who volunteered in W

This vintage step stool from the "Canadian National" train station measures 20 inches in height, 17 inches in width, and 10 inches in depth. A relic from the golden age of railway travel, this step st

Canadian. 1940s. Lithographed cardboard. Artwork signed, "Sampson". Trimmed at upper and lower edges to fit standard railway station frame. Exhibits light uniform toning. Light staining can be seen ju

Canadian. 1910s. Lithographed paper in oak frame. Marked, "F. 11-22" lower left edge. Frame marked "Grand Trunk Railway System" and features two individual hinged poster frames, each retained by a ser

Canadian. 1920s. Lithographed cardboard. Features two individual hinged poster frames, each retained by a series of brass turns allowing the notices to be changed easily. Upper header has been cut to

Eric Fraser York100 poster for the Exhibition of York Station, eight copies, each - 51 x 32 cm; Canadian Pacific Banff, repro poster - 69 x 50 cm; The Great Railway Exhibition Manchester, poster 1980

Six (6). Canadian. 1930s. Nickel plated brass and Sterling silver examples. One example is enamelled. Five of six marked, "J.R. Gaunt & Son, Montreal...Made in England". Two stamped for Sterling. A co

Six (6). Canadian. 1900s-1940s. Embossed nickel plated brass. One example stamped, "Cairns, Toronto" on rear. A collection of six different Canadian National Railway (CNR) Police, Special Police, Cons

Six (6). Canadian. 1930s-1960s. Enamelled gold and silver plated brass. Four of six stamped, "Scully, Montreal" on rear. A collection of six different Canadian National Railway (CNR) Police badges. Ca

Six (6). Canadian. 1900s-1940s. Embossed nickel plated brass. Two marked "Scully Ltd., Montreal" on rear. A collection of six different Canadian National Railway (CNR) Police badges. Enamelled example

Canadian. 1920s. Painted steel with glass lenses. Each stamped, "H.L.P Piper Montreal". Each retain their oil founts. Each in older working paint and exhibit scattered surface losses and oxidation. Fr

Two (2) Canadian. 1940s. Painted galvanized steel and brass. Each features three green lenses and one red lense. Complete with fount and burner assembly with additional chimneys wrapped in CNR paper.

A collection of 92 pieces of silver plated flatware including some serving pieces. The following items are marked with the Canadian National maple leaf logo: Twelve 7.125-inch dinner forks; Twenty-thr

Canadian. 1940s. Nickel plated steel. Weighted base for stability in transit. Stamped, "Mitchell Canada" to underside. Embossed, "C.N.R" to face. 7 x 8 1/2" (diam). Exhibits minor oxidation and shallo