Chicago Terminal Transfer Railroad

Lot of 8. I/C. Orange. Issued 1902-06. Vignette; allegorical female holding two circles one of train under bridge and one of men working on rails. Small vignette on bottoms. COMMON in orange under pri

Lot of 9. I/C. Issue 1898-1906. Orange. Vignette; allegorical female holding two circles one of train under bridge and one of men working on rails. Small vignette on bottoms. COMMON in orange under pr

2 keys from Illinois: (1) Litchfield & Madison with an Adlake hallmark and and "S" and 303 on the reverse - nice wear (2) Chicago Terminal Transfer Railroad (Baltimore & Ohio controlled city area) wit

An interesting Chicago key with CTTRR stamped on the front. The Key Lock & Lantern diagrams does have this bit listed and they also included the Chicago Tunnel Transfer too. KL&L also states that this

An F&S Hardware key (has FS HDW CO logo , in a diamond) on the reverse. This is not like the standard B&O switch. This key is in the Key Lock & Lantern diagrams on page `167 C2, R1. It has no wear fro

Scenes of Chicago railroad terminals and a few other stations in Wisconsin and Michigan. 28 Color including chromoliths and 2 B&W.Date: Country (if not USA): State: IllinoisCity: ChicaghoProvenance: K

Group of Illinois Terminal and Chicago Aurora and Elgin railroad timetables and more. Includes 41 public timetables spanning the mid 1930s to early 1950s, 11 suburban timetables. CAE items include fou

This is a brass lock and key from the Terminal Railroad Association of St Louis. Stamped TRRA on the clasp, the A&W CO CHICAGO diamond hallmark is on the key cover, which does not snap back, but the l

This lot includes all of the following railroad employee timetables: Wisconsin and Southern Employee Timetable #1 7/1/1980; Chessie System Employee Timetable #2, Chicago Terminal Division 1/1/1980; CS

MTH Model Train O Scale Locomotive and Tender Assortment (9) items including (2) Chicago EJ&E Railroad outer belt locomotives #701 with tender and #903, (4) Illinois Terminal Railroad locomotives #751

This is a Chicago Elevated Terminal Railway Company prospectus book dates from the early 1890s. The first elevated railroad was built in Chicago in 1892, and in 1913, all four of the elevated railroad

This is a lot of over 35 mixed railroad timetables. They feature timetables from the Louisville and Nashville, Burlington Northern, Lake Superior Terminal and Transfer, Baltimore and Ohio, Santa Fe, N

This lot contains the following timetables and ephemera from midwestern USA Railroads: Ann Arbor RR Car Ferry Schedule 1966; Chicago Union Station Train-to-Train Luggage Transfer Check (45); Chicago &

102 black and white railroad photographs. The bulk are of Illinois based traction lines including Illinois Terminal, North Shore, South Shore, Chicago Surface Lines, CTA, and more. There are also othe

1888 annual pass from the Chicago and Alton issued to D.J. Flanders from the Boston and Maine Railroad. There is some light ink transfer on the lower right corner. The reverse also has some very minor

This is a Midland Terminal Railway 1913 pass. It is numbered F1211 and is made out to Mrs. A.C. Tumy, wife of an employee of the Chicago Indianapolis and Louisville (Monon) Railroad. Excellent conditi

ID Marks: P&ERY (Peoria & Eastern RY); PRTCO (Peoria Railway Terminal Co); P&PURY (Peoria & Pekin Union RY); P&EDIVBIG4 (Peoria & Eastern) (Division of "Big 4:" Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St.

1883 Stock Transfer Check New York City One Share of the Capital Stock of Chicago, St. Louis, and New Orleans Railroad Company  Estimate: $6

SSP. An outstanding example of this sign from the Terminal Railroad Association of St. Louis. Sign shows excellent color & gloss throughout the field with only a few minimal surface scratches and mini

1881 pass printed by Rand McNally for the Sycamore, Cortland & Chicago Railroad. Issued to H.S. McComb. Hand numbered 547 and signed by the Vice President of the line. Ornate lithographed background.

Chicago Railroad Fair. Chicago: Globe Poster Corp, ca. 1948. A silhouette of an engineer manning an early steam locomotive, advertising the 1948/49 Chicago Railroad Fair which celebrated 100 Years of

Chicago Railroad Fair / 2nd Great Year. 1949. An old-fashioned locomotive with three coaches is depicted beside the placid waves of Lake Michigan. 59 x 43”. Linen backed. Old folds, closed tears

Louisville New Albany & Chicago Railroad - Michigan City Repair Shop - 1860 Traveler Locomotive Print Frame measures 22 1/4" x 18 3/4" The print measures slightly smaller. There is a rosette pattern v

2 Adlake, Chicago railroad switch lanterns, one has reflector frames (10.75"W), and one does not, both are 17"T, both are missing burners, one is missing a lens