Cotton Belt Route Annual Passes 1892, 1893

A group of 9 annual passes from: (1-4) St Louis Southwestern - "Cotton Belt Route" - 1911, 1912, 1914, 1916 (5-9) Missouri Pacific - 1912 - fancy 1913, 1914, 1915, 1917 - linen

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD TICKET FROM 1899, 1892 ANNUAL PASS, PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD 1893 PASS, PAMPHLETS, LETTERS, ETC.

Great looking pass issued for the year 1892 to CW O'Brien of the Memphis Route. Preprinted signature of the president. Design has bridge and track vignette incorporated into the title. Printed on card

This is a modern fantasy piece. Minor wear and some minor rust. 10"w x 4 1/2" t

MTH 20-93252 St. Louis Southwestern "The Cotton Belt Route" 40' Boxcar w/ OB, C10

Cotton Belt Route Heavy Train Engine St. L. SW. Unmarked large heavy engine as marked. No maker\'s mark.

measures about 12 x 12 inches -damage to upper left corner

Consisting of 25 Union Line, No. 12581 Missouri, Kansas, & Texas lines, 12581 St. Louis & San Francisco R.R., 124 refrigerator dairy line express, 12579 cotton belt route general merchandise car, and

Ives Prewar O Gauge Four (4) Assorted 9 inch Box Cars, including Cotton Belt Route Box Car in C6 minus, Frisco Lines Automobile Car in C6 minus, Union Line Merchandise Car in C6 plus to C7 minus and W

Box of vintage unopened matchbooks from Cotton Belt Route St Louis Southwestern Railway and Blue Streak Service Union Pacific Railroad, MKT Katy lines

Early 1900s Small Book Lot. This book lot is in fair condition. Books belonged to Arthur Stevenson, a clerk for the US House of Representatives. The books include: 1 Cotton Belt Route day planner- 5.5

Lot of 8. Passes issued by the Wisconsin Central Lines, lessee of the Northern Pacific Railroad Co. Three passes titled Employee's Trip Ticket dated 1891. Three other passes dated 1892 & 1893. Two sma

Unique Quincy, Omaha & Kansas City Railway 1892 annual pass. The railroad name is printed on the crossbucks at the edge of the pass. The pass was issued to, " One employee Pacific Express Co. with let

An interesting annual pass from the "Poughkeepsie Bridge Route". In 1894 they were in receivership. The pass has a fine vignette of the Poughkeepsie Bridge with a train crossing the Hudson River.

An 1893 Delaware & Hudson Canal Company annual pass. It has the elk vignette on the upper left and mentions controlled lines too. It also has a small red round stamp saying that it is valid in Pennsyl

Railroad annual passes (5) from the Central of New Jersey 1887 & Delaware Lackawanna & Western: 1889, 1893, 1912, 1951

Lot of 2 different. 1) Des Moines Northern & Western Railway. "High Bridge Route." Pass no. 496, issued to Geo. A. Gilman of the Blue Line for the year 1894. Signed by general manager Martin. Great de

This group of Western railroad annual passes includes: (1) California Western & Navigation Co 1939-40 "The Redwood Route" (2) Kettle Valley (Canada) 1927 (3) Northern Pacific 1902 cardstock (Monad log

Note that the picture shows 8 and there are just 7. I tried to scratch one pic out: (1-2) Minneapolis & Sault St Marie (Soo Line) 1914, 1921 (3) DSS&A Mineral Range Route 1928 (4) Rock Island 1907 (5)

A group of annual passes from New York Central predecessors: 14 from the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago & St Louis (Big Four Route) dating from 1918 - 1934. 2 passes from the Pittsburg & Lake Erie: 1917

"Pocahontas Route." Great looking pass no. 701, issued for 1896 to RL Rust of WNY&S RR. Signed by the president (illegible). Green and red print on cardstock with fancy logo featuring Pocahontas and r

Lot of 3 different for the "Santa Fe Route.". This railroad was a subsidiary of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway. It ran from Galveston, Texas northwestwards across the state to Sweetwater and

Pass no. 39, issued for 1892 to WE Pearson, president of the Boston & Portsmouth Steamship Company. Signed by general manager GP Cushing. Black and blue print on pink cardstock. Hole punched through.

A diverse group of annual passes that includes: Texas & Pacific Railway 1911 - fancy (2) Kansas City Southern "Port Arthur Route" 1912 (3-4) Atlantic Coast Line 1911 & 1914 (5) Cincinnati New Orleans