Rare Vintage Santa Fe Railroad The Chief Cigarette Case

This is a great and very hard to find Santa Fe Railroad The Chief cigarette case. Great artwork on the front is the Chief, Santa Fe train and a Native American family on front, inscribe Tokyo Japan on

These are great brochures for the Santa Fe Railroad's Super Chief passenger train. Each brochure is filled with color graphics highlighting the train's features and sights to take in on your railway j

RARE! Original , and not a reproduction 1950 Santa Fe- "the Chief way" railroad poster by Bern Hill. a tear lower left portion by Santa fe logo, under the frame, minor cracking in the paper upper left

The Atchinson, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway (known as the Santa Fe) at one time was the world's most famous transportation company. The railway gained in popularity by introducing the "Super Chief," a

(Disneyland, 1959) A rare vintage handbill promoting the newly opened Disneyland-Alweg Monorail and the Santa Fe & Disneyland Railroad Grand Canyon Diorama. The Disneyland-Alweg Monorail System opened

Fine, and rare-hand painted travel poster featuring a pair of cute Native American children. circa Mid-century, or earlier.

This lot is for three magazines for railroading caled Trains and one called The Railway Conductor. Each have are filled with nice artices and advertising. Included is a 1967 Santa Fe Chief schedule.

This is a fun lot of for a fan of Santa Fe Railroad. Lot is International Silver flatware pieces marked Santa Fe, three different sugar packets and a Chief plastic stirrer.

Two Grand Canyon images in differing frames, after paintings by W.R. Leigh for Santa Fe System Lines; plus a third after the painting of Red Cliffs of Western New Mexico for Santa Fe by Adolph Heinze.

Fun lot of Santa Fe Railroad memorabilia in this glass kidney shaped ashtray with stamped details and a pair of unused matchbooks. Ashtray measures 6" across. This authentic piece is from the collecti

Cool piece of railroad transportation history in this hat badge. Santa Fe Railroad Porter hat badge. Appears chrome with blue enamel. No visible marking and measures 3.5" x 2.5". This authentic piece

Awesome piece of railroad transportation history in this hat badge. Santa Fe Railroad Brakeman hat badge. Appears chrome with blue enamel. No visible marking and measures 3" x 1.5". This authentic pie

Vintage Santa Fe railroad Ho gauge train with two engine and cars. In very good condition. Please see photos

Great variety of vintage uniform buttons for workers at the Santa Fe Railroad. There are two different sizes and a nice selection. Superior manufactured.

Very nice hat badge for a Brakeman for the Santa Fe Railroad. Appears to be chrome with thick blue enameling. No visible maker marks.

This is a cool pair of vintage Santa Fe Railroad dining car placemats featuring Chico. These are unused. No visible date, c1950, and measure approx. 12" x 18"

These are a nice pair of vintage Santa Fe Railroad travel brochures. One from El Capitan which is filled with bright graphics highlighting all the great features of the train, including the New Big Do

Vintage Santa Fe Railroad Memorabilia, features #1 Two sheets of Santa Fe Railway Postcards featuring ''Chico'' the mascot #2 Plastic Passenger Dining Car Bib which features large ''Chico'' the Santa

Vintage Santa Fe railroad Ho gauge train with engine and cars. In very good condition. Please see photos

Nice first aid kit from the Santa Fe Railroad complete with contents.

Vintage ashtray for the Santa Fe Railroad with Native American designs and a nice book of Santa Fe Matches.

Absolutely authentic from the estate of a Santa Fe super collector who purchased, and personally removed, this set from a vintage Santa Fe Railroad car which was being scrapped many years ago. These f

Authentic from the estate of a Santa Fe super collector who purchased, and personally removed, this set from a vintage Santa Fe Railroad car which was being scrapped many years ago. These figures were

Absolutely authentic from the estate of a Santa Fe super collector who purchased, and personally removed, this set from a vintage Santa Fe Railroad car which was being scrapped many years ago. The