Grand Trunk Railway Niagara Suspension Bridge Lithograph

Canadian. 1890s. Lithographed paper. Marked, "Engraved by John A. Lowell & Co., Boston, U.S.A., Copyright 1898" lower left edge of image. Frame marked, "Grand Trunk Railway System". In 1897, this doub

Canadian. 1870s. Lithographed paper. Marked, "Engraved by D.L. Glover" and "Painted by Ferdinand Richardt - The Bridge from Daguerreotype" lower right edge. Frame marked, "Grand Trunk Railway System".

Canadian. 1870s. Lithographed paper. Exhibits uniform toning and a series of tears and losses from the outer edges. Frame marked, "Grand Trunk Railway System".

Niagara Railway Suspension Bridge, New York State. C1865. Medium contrast and tonality, wrinkling at top. Unknown photographer. 6.5 x 8.5 inches, 16.5 x 21.5Êcm

Canadian. 1880s. Wood. Historically significant sign from "Niagara Falls Railway Suspension Bridge". Advertises to "travel over and back for 10 cents". 16 x 50.5". Natural pressure split to single boa

Some small tears along edges, Bubble on glass on upper left side, Frame measures 14 x 18in, Lithograph measures 10 x 14in.

RAILWAY. Lithograph of the GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM. Dufferin Terrace from the citadel, city of Quebec. 39 x 55 (sight). In original oak frame with title burned on bottom. *Additional images and det

Niagara Suspension Bridge, John A. Roebling Engineer and Architect. Antique lithograph view. Kellogg, New York and Hartford: c.1850s. Sight 9 1/2" x 13 1/2", overall 10 1/2" x 14 1/2".

Grouping of 10 NY State area prints, most Hudson Valley and 19th c. or earlier, including: A hand colored lithograph titled "The Niagara Falls Suspension Bridge. / First Opened: Aug. 1st 1848" by Will

Canadian. 1910s. Brass bell, cast hardware. Stamped, "GTR" upper harp. The 90-degree bracket suggests this bell was used at a GTR Watchman's Shanty and not on a locomotive. 1.5 x 0.5" chip from lower

Six (6). Canadian. 1890s-1920s. Embossed nickel plated brass. A collection of five different Grand Trunk Railway (GTR) Police, Special Police and Special Officer badges. Catch on one has been replaced

Canadian. 1920s. Painted wood. Some loose joints, notably where the arm supports connect to the seat. Loss from the top of the center arm, where it attaches to the backrest. Old, dry painted surface e

Canadian. 1910s. Cast iron. Repainted. Features removable signal lantern that is turned to display the chosen signal to an approaching locomotive. Horseless Carriage Museum, Fenelon Falls, Ont. 81 x 2

Canadian. 1910s. Lithographed paper in oak frame. Frame marked, "Grand Trunk Railway System". Features two individual hinged poster frames, each retained by a series of brass turns allowing the notice

Canadian. 1920s. Single sided lithographed posters. One frame marked, "G.T.R System". Smaller poster exhibits losses from lower edge and is in a frame that is slightly oversized. Both posters exhibit

Scarce vintage Grand Trunk Railway System Lighted advertising sign. Sign features a wood can and plastic face. It is in fair condition with some cracks in the plastic face and wear from use and age. I

Canadian. 1890s. Tin frame with glass globe. The oil font is removed for filling by compressing two press-fit prongs beneath the base. Clear globe cut with "G.T.R". Good condition. Repainted frame. 15

Rare early pass that is a miniature leather booklet. Pass no. 406, issued to for 1869 to CE Noble of the Michigan Central Railway. Signed by the Managing Director (illegible). Pass is a green leather

An Adams & Westlake "Adams" model bellbottom lantern with twist-off bell. The lid has GRAND TRUNK RY stamped in standard A&W lettering. This version has the two pins on the vent area that allow the to

Chicago and Grand Trunk Railway Palace and Dining Car Line Advertisement Printed on cardboard the advertisement measures 13 3/4 x 7 1/4". Printed by Gage & Son, Engravers and Printers. Sign has a slig

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. 1910s. Lithographed paper in oak frame. From Forest, Ontario station. Frame marked, "Grand Trunk Railway System" along the top and "Agent Forest" on the rear. Features two individual hinged

Canadian. 1910s. Brass with glass chimney. Marked, "HL Piper Montreal" and "G.T.R", on top of fount. 12" x 5.5" x 5.5" (not including chimney). From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

Grand Trunk Railway system frame with train print