NEW ENGLAND RAILROAD BALL SIGNAL.

4 timetables from the Norwich & Worcester Division of the New York & New England Railroad. They date from 1879-1893. All are single sided with special instructions like ball signals in Worcester. All

5 timetables from the Norwich & Worcester Division of the New York & New England Railroad. They date from 1881-1893. All are single sided with special instructions like ball signals in Worcester. All

New England was an area that used many ball signals. During the day, balls were used. At night this type of lamp was used to indicate a number or position of balls on a signal mast. It looks nautical

An early flat bar frame model made by the Railroad Signal Lamp & Lantern Co. (not hallmarked) in New York for the New York & New England RR. The lid reflector is nicely embossed "NY&NE RR". The chimne

An Armspear wire bottom lantern frame with CNERy stamped in the lid. The lantern is complete and very clean. The globe is a desirable red cast Corning CNERy cast in a rectangular panel. These globes a

An Adlake Reliable lantern frame with CNERy stamped in the lid. The lantern is complete and does not list like the pics show. It is straight. The globe is a very nice CNERy cast in a rectangular panel

Dietz Vulcan lantern stamped L. & N.E. R.R. on the lid. The lid also has a light shop stamp of 1858 in the panel provided. Vulcan models generally are not railroad marked so this is good. The globe is

A single lens lamp probably made by Dressel, but not marked. It has a plate under the lens that has L&NE RR CO lettering. This is a tough road to get any hardware from and it's always popular. It has

New England railroad ephemera, large collection of historical documents, from 1857 to 1910, including paperwork from: Naugatuck R.R. Co., Hartford & CT River Valley R.R., NY & New Haven R.R., Milford

A group of tickets and other paper items from New England Railroads: (1) about 20 tickets, some very early like Rutland & Burlington 1855, Western (pre-1869). Several others like Fitchburg, Old Colony

ALBUM APPROXIMATELY (371) ASSORTED NEW ENGLAND RAILROAD POSTCARDS

Title/Content of Map: 1831 McNeill Map of the Very Early New England Railroad Plans -- Map Exhibiting the Several Routes Surveyed for a Proposed Rail Road from Boston to Providence and also to Taunton

3 Volume set of Books - The Central New England Railway Story by Minke. - This is a rare group of hard to find books. Comprehensive history of a New Haven predecessor. Very Good condition.

A nice collection of photo prints that seem to date around 1937-1939. Large groups of: B&M, New Haven, Maine Central - B&M also includes some negatives (brown envelopes. Other roads include: BAR, Bost

A New Haven predecessor that ran from central Connecticut to the Hudson River. A very collectible road. 2 depot size public timetables: September 27, 1914 and June 6, 1915. They do have different prin

A Dietz Vesta lantern frame with L&NE RR stamped on the lid. The lid also has a date code of S-12-35. There is also a shop stamp of what might be "4891" on the lid. The pot is a fluted model which is

Small brass paperweight that measures 2" in diameter and abut 2 1/2" tall. Fine "finial" shape with shop stamp of LEHIGH & New Eng. RR PROP stamped on the lower edge. This marking goes 360 degrees aro

Three Lehigh & New England Railroad Annual Passes - 1910, 1912, and 1914A set of annual passes for Lehigh & New England Railroad. 1910 pass No. 304 issued to Isaac McQuilkin, Comptroller of Carolina C

A group of 5 New England Railroad books that includes 3 volumes from Jones on Vermont, B&M by Hastings, Rutland Road. Very minor if any wear.

A nice group of train history books related to mostly New England. Several Steven Greene Press short line series and harder to find titles like: "The Blackstone Valley Line", "The shortest Route", "Th

New York and New England Railroad T. Slaight Station Key Long station key from the New York and New England Railroad. Key is stamped NY & NE RR on the front in serif font. The reverse is marked T. Sla

Brass switch key with serif letters PB&NERR. Marked on back SLAYMAKER and numbered 283.

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.

A group of nine posters and broadsides advertising New England railroad trips. There are 2 cardstock posters from the Mount Washington Cog Railroad Centennial in 1969. Both have nice color. There are