2 Letters 1850s, Railroad,Steamships

2 Piece Railroad Letter Holder Cabinet from a Northeastern Train. Has slots that says New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Canada etc. Measures 70" tall x 80" w x 21" in depth. You are bidding at a live sale. Pl

34 Total: Includes Louisiana, Texas, Alabama. 1) One Civil War patriotic cover of drummer boy. Postmarked New Orleans. 2-3) Two letters tied to steamship transportation. 4) 1876 full face advertising

1899 pacific coast steamship co., northern pacific Yellowstone park line Buffalo hump map. Largest measures 40 x 18 inches

Letters by Different Delivery Modes. Express Mail, Railroad, Steamship, Zeppelin, Blood One Cent Dispatch, Boyd's City Express and Others. Good Condition, Corner Hinges used - not hinged on reverse. P

Includes summer excursion routes. No date. Also includes 1904 PA Interior Dept. Railroad map in portfolio with handwritten letter IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When

A nice group of older advertising that includes: 2 Nantasket Beach Timetables from 1881, Nantasket Beach Hotel advertising card, Rock Island locomotive ad, Railroad Oil price list (without the prices)

Black painted sign with applied wood letters, one side "RAIL ROAD", other side "CROSSING". 9 1/8 x 48 1/2 inches. Letters individually cut and attached. Original old painted surface.

An Atlantic Coast Line Railroad step box with an embossed panel that has A.C.L. embossed in 2" tall letters on one panel. The other 3 sides are perforated for grabability. It was made by Morton and ha

A pair of railroad passes from the 1850s: (1) Worcester & Nashua 1857 (2) Hartford Providence & Fishkill 1853.

Includes Wisconsin, Chicago, Missouri, Denver, and more. Circa 1890s-early 1900s, parts torn, discoloration, largest measures 12 1/2 X 7 3/4 inches

Norwich Line - Between New York, Boston, Worcester & All Points East. On back Advertisers Steam Ship 6" Trade Card. Please see photos and come to the 2 day preview for condition.

Heavy Bronze Knob and Plate c. 1880s...4.5" x 2.5"...likely used for a railway car or steamship...very nice condition.

Some brass, some tin. Most are approx 2 3/4" x 3 1/2"

(2)Binders Loaded w/ 1800s-1900s Ephemera - 1800s Bank Checks/Notes - Some w/ Stamps , Victory War / Oil Bonds, Tax, Ration Stamps, Gasoline Permit, Railroad, Letters + Much More

Lot of 5. 1) Los Angeles Steamship Company. Two passes, issued in 1929 and 1931. Operated from LA to San Francisco, then added service to Hawaii. 2) California Western Railroad & Navigation Company. T

Includes a Connecticut spoon, a February spoon, a Mormon Temple Utah spoon, an English Cunard Steamship spoon and a $100 Line Railroad spoon (not sterling). 2.91 troy ounces (not including Railroad sp

3 Pennsylvania Railroad lantern globes: (1) clear Keystone etch MacBeth Evans CO ("MEG Co") cast in small letter on the back (2) Corning with Cnx and B3 clear etched Keystone logo (3) tall extended ba

This is a black 2 TRACKS railroad crossing sign with white letters and cat eye reflectors. Truly is in like-new condition. An excellent example!

EMBOSSED RAISED LETTERS. 19" LONG, 14 1/2" HIGH, OVAL. MINOR RUST AND WEAR.

A railroad switch light converted to an electrical lamp having 2 blue and 2 red lenses. Marked in embossed letters on top 'Gray Boston'. Marked in illegible embossed letters under one of the blue ligh

Lot of 4 different. 1) Eaton & Hamilton Railroad Company. Stock issued in 1854, punch and pen cancelled. 2) Greenville & Miami Railroad Company. $1,000 bond issued in 1854, not cancelled. 3) Mobile an

2 Metal Monopoly Signs 1 is 12"x12" and Reading Railroad is 10.5" x 14.5" plus 8 Oversized Scrabble Letters , Jigsaw Puzzle in the Can - Puzzle is sealed

[CUBA] Cuba Railroad Company, 4 documents sold together Lot with 2 stock certificates for GuantanamoRailway, 1 typed letter and 1 blueprint map, sold together: 2 canceled stock certificates from "EMPR

Grant Ulysses Grant’s Sec Asks for Map of Proposed Railroad Extension in Kansas, Ex-Forbes [ULYSSES S. GRANT.] Homer Porter, Manuscript Letter Signed, to Columbus Delano, November 2, 1871, Washingto