George Francis Train Book: Street Railroads

of London, 1860, his personal copy with notes, special reports, incidents, opinions of the press, etc., 8 1/4" X 5 1/2", one of many books he wrote, this his personal copy.

1860 and "Spread-Eagleism" 1859 (2 ncopies), along with autobiography of the late Col. George T.M. Davis and "Round the World with Train, a Typhoon", by S.W. Wall (autographed in 1893, all in poor con

includes a CDV of him, 1861 Westminster Street Railroad opening ticket (autographed), Marble Arch St. Railroad opening ticket, Queen Victorian "Toast" in silence note, railroad inauguration notes of M

"Young America in Wall Street" presented to his wife in 1858 (written by him in 1857), and "Young America Abroad", 1857, 8" X 5 1/2" binder issues at top, condition poor, from his personal library, Ne

written by him after reading Thomas Colley Grattan's "Civilized America", 6 1/4" X 4 1/2", one of the most interesting book of many he wrote, this his personal copy.

inauguration of the opening Birkenhead, August 30, 1860 "The Report of the Banquet" one of many books he wrote, this his personal copy.

Large Lot of Railroad and Train Books incl A Century of Chicago Street Cars, Development of Chicago's Rapid Transit, etc

1860 RAILROADS George Stephenson Steam Engines Railway Engineer Trains Smiles George Stephenson was a famous railway engineer, whose reputation stemmed from his success in improving both locomotives a

A group of various books on trains, trolleys and railroads. Some titles include: The D&H, New York Central in the Adirondacks, PCC, LIRR Diesels in Color, Toronto street cars, Virginian, Buffalo & Sus

Ohio Railroad stock, train schedules, receipts, ledger books, etc.

1859 George Stephenson Railway Engineer Railroads Trains Steam Engines “George Stephenson, with a sagacity of mind in advance of the science of his day, answered, when asked what was the ultimat

and Relations, include George Turnbull Moore Davis and his wife, along with others...........George Francis Train (March 24, 1829 – January 18, 1904)[1][2] was an American entrepreneur who organized

grandson of George Franis Train, born April 24, 1895, includes baby photos up to military photos.

AN eclectic group that includes an original Central Mass (not pictured is a "Vanishing Markers" by Fisher), Blueberry Express, Titanic Railroad by Larry Lowenthal (a great book), Rumford Falls & Range

A group of about 18 softcover books and periodicals. Most are New England with a couple of good titles: "When the Maine Central went to Sea" and a nice 1920's book with many folding maps of New Englan

Some nice titles like: Titanic Railroad by Lowenthal, Cape Cod Railroads, Country Depots in the Connecticut Hills, Boston trolley subjects, Delaware & Hudson (no dust jacket) and more.

6 Western Railroad books: CB&Q, NP, D&RGW, GN Color Guides, C&NW Memories, C&S narrow gauge annual

Lot of train and railroad books, photos, instruction manuals for Lionel Trains, running slips, and more! 1.) 8 way-bills from the Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain Railway Co from 1882 and 1 blank bill slip

A group of 8 books that include mostly western titles and most are hardcover with some real use to some dust jackets. One unusual softcover on South West Virginia.

A group of 8 books that include mostly western titles all are hardcover with some real use to some dust jackets.

All in good condition having some wear. Several model train books, historical routes & tracks, books on the steam train era, & more! Perfect for any railway/ train enthusiast. T-2607

9 train books that include Vermont, Boston Revere Beach & Lynn, Fall River Line, Color Boston Trolleys, Suncook Valley & more. Some hard cover, some soft cover

A Group of 18 Railroad Train Books and Publications. All are new

A Group of 17 Railroad Train Books and Publications, all are new