ST LOUIS City plan. Terminal Railroad Assoc Merchants

TITLE/CONTENT OF MAP: 'Plat of St Louis and East St Louis showing Railway System of the Terminal R.R. Assoc of St Louis and St Louis Merchants Bridge Term'l Ry Co' DATE: 1913 IMAGE SIZE: Approx 83.0 x

This is a Terminal Railroad Association of St. Louis torch pot lantern. It is in excellent condition with no rust, a srcew top lid, clean wick, and is cast with T.R.R.A. in the side of the pot. Rare,

This is a Terminal Railroad Association of St. Louis (TRRA) Armspear 1925 model lantern. The tinware is clean, but there are a couple of minor issues with the lantern that could easily be solved to ma

Named to T.J. Madigan, roadmaster with the Toledo, St. Louis and Kansas City Railroad, signed, reverse with handwritten 'Good between Marion & Charleston.' Measures 2-1/2 x 4-1/8 inches. We happily pr

Group of five railroad stock and bond certificates issued by St. Louis, Kansas City and Colorado Railroad (2), St. Louis, Lawrence & Denver Railroad Company and the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Ra

DESCRIPTION: Adams and Westlake Reliable lantern for the train from New York City to St. Louis, MO. Cap has has manufacturing information around its circumference and glass is frosted with "N.Y.C. & S

Depot bulletin board with large reverse glass panel for the Chicago, Alton & St. Louis Railroad Kansas City Short Line. Lettering has wonderful shaded drop shadows with gold letters in clearly hand pa

SSP. An outstanding example of this sign from the Terminal Railroad Association of St. Louis. Sign shows excellent color & gloss throughout the field with only a few minimal surface scratches and mini

This is a brass lock and key from the Terminal Railroad Association of St Louis. Stamped TRRA on the clasp, the A&W CO CHICAGO diamond hallmark is on the key cover, which does not snap back, but the l

An unusual marking of TRRofStL on the lid of this Handlan flat top tall railroad lantern frame. It has a bail retaining clip and a standard twist off pot that has an incorrect Adlake pot & burner. The

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Five St. Louis Related Railroad Keys - Frisco, M&StL, and Terminal Railroad Group of five St. Louis related brass railroad keys. Includes the following Frisco / Adlake key, ST. L & SF. RY. / A&W mark

Lovely example of Mitchell Jr.'s 1872 map or plan of the city of St. Louis, Missouri. Covers the city from Taylor Avenue outside city limits to the Mississippi River and from Augusta to Keokuk Street.

This is a pair of railroad switch locks. Both are made by Adlake. One is stamped FRISCO for the St Louis and San Francisco Railroad; the other is stamped KCS for the Kansas City Southern Railroad. Bot

Title: City of St. Louis Missouri. / The City of Chicago Illinois. Publication Date: 1856 Cartographer: COLTON, JOSEPH HUTCHINS Publisher: J.H. COLTON & CO. Size: 12.75Height - 15.5Width Two city plan

Group of six pieces of railroad stationary from the Union Pacific Domeliners, Union Pacific / Wabash City of St. Louis, Union Pacific Portland Rose, Union Pacific / Wabash City of St. Louis bridge sco

Three Dressel kerosene oil railroad lanterns with red glass globes, Long Island Railroad, St. Louis Southwestern Railway and Washington Terminal Co. (globe marked "W.T. Co."), 9" (height), 14" (height

WRR (Wabash RR) (5 keys including 2 coach keys & caboose key); SWTRANSCO (Southwestern Transportation Co) (2 keys); TRRA (Terminal RR Association); TRRAOFSTL (Terminal RR Association of St Louis); EST

ID Marks: TTRR (Toledo Terminal RR); T&WRR (Toledo & Western RR); TF&F (Toledo Fostoria & Findlay); T&I (Toledo & Indiana); TSTL&WRR (Toledo St Louis & Western RR); TP&W (Toledo Peoria & Warsaw); TP&W

Sixty Eight Midwestern / Eastern Railroad Timetables, Rule Books, Employee Magazines, and More. Railroads include St. Joseph Grand Island Railway, New Haven, Kansas City Terminal, Cotton Belt, Norfolk

Detailed and scarce 1910 double-page map of St. Louis showing railway routes. Interestingly, it also locates every interurban route in the city, a most unusual addition. This map comes the extremely s

Two railroad passes from the St. Louis & Grand Island Railway Co. #1830 (1830), #A878 (1899). Construction of the line began as the St. Joseph and Denver City RR but was completed in 1972 as the St. J

1883 Stock Transfer Check New York City One Share of the Capital Stock of Chicago, St. Louis, and New Orleans Railroad Company  Estimate: $6

CURRIER, Nathaniel (1813 - 1888) and IVES, James Merritt (1824 - 1895), after Parsons and Atwater.The City of St. Louis.Lithograph with original hand color.New York: Currier & Ives, 1874.28 1/4" x 39