1951 Pennsylvania Railroad Calendar

28 1/2x29, full calendar, minor wear

The first starts in December 1934 and continues through 1935. Artwork is by Grif Teller, titled "Horseshoe Curve". The second starts in December 1928 and continues through 1929. Artwork is also by Gri

1950 Pennsylvania Railroad Calendar Display by Osborne Company - Clifton NJ. Has 1951 Calendar still intact on front for Oct-Dec. Image Entitled "Main Lines of Commerce". Minor warping to gold border

The first starts in December 1951 and continues through 1952. Artwork by Grif Teller titled "The Horseshoe Curve". The second starts in December 1946 and continues through 1947. Artwork is also by Gri

The first starts with December 1932 and continues through 1933. Artwork by Grif Teller, titled "Spirit of America". The second starts in December 1950 and continues through 1951. Artwork also by Grif

Dated 1946, 1950, and 1951. With peripheral tears. No staining. Condition (Excellent). Size Largest: 28-1/4'' x 29''.

First one is from 1938, does not have the pad, only December is left, some creasing. The second one is from 1951, creases and the frame needs repaired. Condition (Good - Very Good). Size Each: 29-3/4'

The first calendar pad starts with December 1929 and progresses through 1930. Artwork is by Grif Teller, titled "Servant of the Nation's Industry". The second calendar pad starts with December 1937 an

The first calendar pad starts with December 1944 and progresses through 1945. Artwork is by Grif Teller, titled "Power". The second calendar pad starts with December 1931 and progresses through 1932.

The first calendar pad starts with December 1935 and progresses through 1936. Artwork is by Grif Teller, copyrighted Pennsylvania Railroad 1935. The second calendar is for November 1926. Artwork is by

The first starts in November 1955 and continues through 1956. Artwork is by Grif Teller, titled "Dynamic Progress". Calendar shows discoloration and fading, primarily to the image. The second starts i

The Pennsylvania Railroad issued popular calendars for many years. This 1945 calendar is called "Ready to Go" and it features a T-1 class 4-4-4-4 locomotive in an early run with port holes on the fend

The first calendar pad starts with December 1947 and progresses through 1948. Artwork is by Grif Teller, titled "Progressive Power". The second calendar pad starts with December 1949 and progresses th

Pennsylvania Railroad calendar 1943. Titled, "Serving the Nation." One of the few war year calendars not done by Grif Teller. This one was done by Dean Cornwell. This is one of the highly sought after

Teller, after Grif (American, 1899-1993), The World's Greatest Highway: Pennsylvania Railroad Calendar Page, September 1935 - November 1935, image 16 x 23 inches, signed and dated in plate, full sheet

Teller, after Grif (American, 1899-1993), The New Day: Pennsylvania Railroad Calendar Page, December 1933 - February 1934, image 17.5 x 23 inches, signed and dated in plate, full sheet 28.75 inches sq

Pennsylvania Railroad calendar 1934. Titled, "The New Day." It features an electric locomotive passenger train. There is some camera flash/streaking. The calendar is fine. The print has very good colo

29 1/2x29 1/2,Original mailing tube

Pennsylvania Railroad calendar 1945. Titled, "Power" One of few calendars not done by Grif Teller. This one was done by Alexander Leydenfrost. It features an early version T-1 with portholes. The prin

Seven Pennsylvania Railroad Calendar Print Tops by Griff TellerSeven Pennsylvania Railroad advertising prints created by Artist Griff Teller. These prints appear to be Pennsylvania wall calendar tops

Teller, after Grif (American, 1899-1993), Spirit of America: Pennsylvania Railroad Calendar Page, December 1932 - February 1933, image 17.25 x 23 inches, signed and dated in plate, full sheet 29 x 28.

29 1/2x29 1/2, Original mailing tube

29 1/2x29 1/2

Pennsylvania Railroad calendar 1932. Titled, "On Time." It features a locomotive puling a passenger train. There is some camera flash/streaking. The calendar print is good. There are chips and roughne