Maine with Narrow Gauge 14 Glass Negatives 5x7

A group of 14 glass negatives where the usable image measures 5" by 7". This group is of Maine images from both Narrow Gauge and standard gauge railroads and trolleys. Lot of depots from various locat

A group of 14 glass negatives where the usable image measures 5" by 7". This group is of Vermont & Maine images from various lines. Lot of depots from various locations. Expect some image damage due t

Estate-Fresh Group of Glass Negatives with some printed, some identified. Six 5" x 8" glass plates include: A narrow Gauge Railroad track through steep mountains (Most Likely Conway New Hampshire, or

I think these are all Wiscasset Waterville & Farmington related. There is one picture dated 30-7-5 and it has "Rosalind & Earle" hand written on the reverse. There are also 10 35mm black & white negat

A group of 11 glass negatives where the usable image measures 5" by 7". This group is of Maine Central images, mostly depots including the Mountain Division and Washington County. Expect some image da

A group of 12 glass negatives where the usable image measures 5" by 7". This group is of Maine Central images, mostly depots from various locations. Expect some image damage due to the nature of the g

A group of 12 glass negatives where the usable image measures 5" by 7". This group is of Maine images from the Bangor & Aroostook Railroad, mostly depots from various locations. Expect some image dama

A group of 11 glass negatives where the usable image measures 5" by 7". This group is of Maine images from the Bangor & Aroostook Railroad, mostly depots from various locations. Expect some image dama

Two of these locomotive glass negatives measure 10 x 8: (1) #504 a 2-8-0 consolidation type (2) passenger Train with #14 and 5 cars The three 8 ½ by 6 ½: (3) #78 with crew (4) #510 a 2-8-0 (5) #

A group of 12 glass negatives where the usable image measures 5" by 7". This group is of Upstate New York trolley and railroad images, mostly depots from various locations. Expect some image damage du

A group of 5 Railroad books by Robert C. Jones: (1&2) 2 Feet Between the Rails (Sandy River Railroad) 2 Volume set with mylar covers. Good condition with some use. (3) Two Feet to Tidewater - Wiscasse

9 O scale structures based on Maine narrow gauge prototypes. All are scratch built. A few have undecorated backs. Craftsman built. Just dusty. Expect some loose of missing details and possible chips.

6 O scale structures based on Maine narrow gauge prototypes. All are scratch built. A few have undecorated backs. Craftsman built. Just dusty. Expect some loose of missing details and possible chips.

A group of 9 glass negatives where the usable image measures 5" by 7". This group is of Rutland Railroad images, mostly depots from various locations. Expect some image damage due to the nature of the

Mostly soft cover books about Maine 2 foot country, not specific to one railroad but about surrounding history and related topics.

A fat stack of Sandy River and other SR&RL predecessor freight receipts. It is really a fat stack. All seem to be 1890s. A short stack of Wiscasset Waterville & Farmington freight receipts printed mor

On2 Maine narrow gauge cars, all are Sandy River and Rangeley Lakes Railroad: O scale 1:48 and 2 foot gauge. Not On30. Resin kits and possible scratch building. Nice builds. See pics for the builder's

A "balloon" shaped brass baggage tag used for travel between Portland and Bridgton. This is a single sided passenger receipt and it is number 86. A classic Maine narrow gauge tag.

A Maine narrow gauge line (just 2 foot gauge) annual pass from 1886. Black reverse.

4 box car seals with WW&F RY CO. in the 3000 series. Some bends and dings but still unused with very old cardstock tag. Classic Maine narrow gauge stuff.

Gene Kloss(1903 - 1996)Mt. Wilson and Narrow Gauge Trestle, 1980etching, edition of 25signed lower right: Gene KLosseditioned and titled lower left: 17/25 Mt. Wilson and Narrow Gauge Trestle14 7/8 x 8

Wooden Box full of 5"x7" Glass Negatives

A 1904 annual pass. The Philips & Rangeley Railroad was a Maine two foot narrow gauge line that existed from 1891 - 1908. In 1908 it became a founding member of the Sandy River & Rangeley Lakes Railro

An 1902 annual pass from the Sandy River Railroad. A Maine 2 foot narrow gauge line with a Moose and fishing vignette. One small stain in the center.