The Rio Grande Southern Railroad Co./Otto Mears

5 certificates All U/C (heavy cancellation), $100 par dateline 189_, signed J.L Mc Neal secretary and Otto Mears president. Red/Orange, no seal, vignette 4-4-0 passing hill in box scene. Homer Lee Ban

TEXAS RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN RAILROAD OFFICER BADGE Obsolete Texas Rio Grande Southern Railroad Officer badge. Unmarked.  Measurements: 2.5 x 2.5"

Four Rio Grande Southern Railroad Books; Dorman, Crum, Ferrell Four Rio Grande Southern Railroad Books. Includes Silver San Juan by Ferrell, The Rio Grande Southern Railroad by Crum, The Rio Grande So

Rail Flags, Rio Grande Southern, T.P. & W Railroad Flags, Others, 2' x 3, Approximately 50+, tac208

One hundred and twenty five railroad and interurban post cards. Railroads include Rio Grande Southern, Durango and Silverton, East Broad Top, Strasburg Railroad, San Francisco cable cars, and more. Al

Lot of nine buttons from Colorado railroads. Colorado Southern (3); Rio Grande Southern; Denver Rio Grande (3); Midland Route (2). Rare. Date: Country: State: ColoradoCity: Provenance: Gary Bracken Co

This is an Iron Horse Brass Model from Precision Scale Models that is a Rio Grande Southern Short Caboose #0401 in HOn3 narrow gauge scale. Nice original condition and impossible to find. No longer av

1. Fort Worth & Rio Grande Railway, dated 1892, No. 1423 2. Mobile, Jackson & Kansas City Railroad Co. dated 1903, No. 3023. The Southern Kansas Railway Co. of Texas, dated 1903, No. A561 (on back)4.

Lot of 4 different. Includes: Denver & Rio Grande Railroad foundation plan of Air Brake Rigging with Independent Hand Brake (1902, 12 x 30"); Rio Grande Southern Vance Junction Agent's House (11 x 17"

Forty Three Western Railroad Timetables, Rule Books, Menu and more. Railroads include Southern Pacific, Santa Fe, Rio Grande, Northern Pacific, Great Northern, and more. See photos for best descriptio

Jeffries patented two headed spike, only used on a couple mile stretch of the narrow gauge Rio Grande Southern RR in southwestern Colorado. Legend has it that no other railroad ordered these spikes!

Twenty eight Southern Pacific Railroad employee timetables spanning the years 1946-1965. Divisions include T&NO, Shasta, Rio Grande, Sacramento, Coast, and more. The majority are late 1940's through 1

A nice selection of Western US travel ephemera including travel folders, menus, ink blotters, more. Railroad include: Santa Fe, Southern Pacific, Denver & Rio Grande Western, Northern Pacific. Also Br

This is a lot of 22 mixed 40 foot refrigerator cars and boxcars in HO scale. Roads represented include Denver and Rio Grande Western, Alton and Southern, Milwaukee Road, Reading, Norfolk and Western,

A nice selection of Western US travel ephemera including travel folders, menus, ink blotters, more. Railroad include: Santa Fe, Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, Denver & Rio Grande Western, Milwaukee

circa mid 1900s, includes Cincinnati, southern pacific, Santa Fe, Rio grande, the scout and more

Railroad photo grab bag lot. Group includes sixteen Denver and Rio Grande Western narrow gauge photos, likely Durango in the 60's, 22 Illinois railroad photos including Wabash, Illinois Central, and m

Lot of 15 receipts, 1899-1902, for the V&T doing business with other railroads. Includes: numerous for the Southern Pacific, the Grand Trunk Railway, L.S. & M.S. Railway, Rio Grande Western Ry, Union

Ten boxes of unused matchbooks, including Rock Island, Santa Fe, The Milwaukee Road, Kansas City Southern, Union Pacific, Great Northern, Rio Grande, and Frisco. Also an unsharpened Wabash Lines penci

Estate collection lot of a total of 10 x Lionel train railway railroad collectible memorabilia. Includes ~ 1 x Sunoco Double Dome Tanker #6465. 1 x Rio Grande #8459 Rotary Snow Plow. 1 x Southern Paci

Assorted Golden State Route and Southern Arizona travel brochures, timetables, and advertisements showing varying signs of wear. The group of timetable dates range from 1912 to 1981 for RioGrande, San

Original serigraph attributed to Frank L. Philips, a commercial illustrator from Denver, Colorado who was contracted by the Rio Grande to create advertising for the railroad. This scene depicts a Rio

Original serigraph attributed to Frank L. Philips, a commercial illustrator from Denver, Colorado who was contracted by the Rio Grande to create advertising for the railroad. This scene depicts a Rio

Title: A Denver & Rio Grande Railroad train at Curecanti Needle, CO.Artist unknown. Oil painting on Academy board, undated. c.1880. Unsigned, not dated. Framed in antique walnut molding with a gilded