Canadian Pacific Railways Lake Louise Poster

Canadian. 1920s. Lithographed paper. Frame marked, "Canadian Pacific" lower edge. Features a photographic image of Lake Louise in the Canadian Pacific Rockies. From the Joe Byway Collection. Sight 19.

Canadian. Circa 1886. Marked, "McKay Printers Toronto" lower center edge. 29" x 11.75". Minor water stains, particularly along right edge. Some edge wear, cockling. Offered from the collection of Ryan

Canadian. 1950s. Lithographed paper in oak frame. Marked, "Printed in Canada" lower right edge. Oak frame marked, "Canadian Pacific Steamships". Exhibits moderate, uniform fade. From the Joe Byway Col

The Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR), also known as CP Rail, is a major Canadian transportation company that played a pivotal role in the development and unification of Canada during the late 19th and e

Canadian Pacific Railway steamship poster, After Fred Pansing, "Royal Mail Route to Japan and China", lithograph in colors, 24.5'h x 37"w (sight), 35"h x 47"w (frame) Provenance: Bears Christie's lot

This is a Canadian Pacific Railway Great Lakes Steamship 1919 Brochure and Timetable. This is a really neat piece, as it features details on their two steamships, the ASSINIBOIA and the KEEWATIN. The

The Great Lakes, located in North America, are a group of five interconnected freshwater lakes that form the largest system of freshwater lakes on Earth. Here's an overview of the Great Lakes:1. Lake

Colorful paper litho; "Canadian Pacific Railway Co's Royal Mail Route to Japan and China"; original frame with burned C.P.R. letters in lower frame; (3) central tears and repairs; several border tears

Eric Fraser York100 poster for the Exhibition of York Station, eight copies, each - 51 x 32 cm; Canadian Pacific Banff, repro poster - 69 x 50 cm; The Great Railway Exhibition Manchester, poster 1980

Canadian Pacific (CP) is a historic and prominent transportation company in Canada. It is a Class I railway that operates a vast network of rail lines across the country, connecting major cities, port

Fun lot of ephemera all for the Canadian Pacific Railway. Lot is souvenir books, guide brochures and a nice map. All appear to be from the 1930s.

Coin silver Waltham American made locomotive dial pocket watch. Dial depicts summer scene of locomotive pulling tender marked "C.P.R." [Canadian Pacific Railway]. Highly sought after dial produced in

Canadian. 1920s. Single-sided painted wood. From Markham, Ontario station. 28.5" x 36" x 2.75". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

Canadian. 1930s. Cast bronze bell on painted cast hardware. Marked, "16L171", in casting mark on harp. 12" x 16" Dia. From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

Canadian. 1900s. Double sided porcelain (DSP). Exhibits heavy porcelain losses surrounding mounting holes, within the field and in margins. Includes newspaper. Marked, "Acton Burrows Co Agents, Toront

ANTIQUE WLTHAM CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY 17 JEWELS POCKET WATCH The watch is pre-owned and doesn't run. Diameter: 2 1/4'' SHIPPING FEE CANADA 15.00$ USA 20.00$ Combined shipping is available for an ext

American. Sterling silver case. Movement serial no. 12,003,854, case marked, "38,320". 18 size. After winding, watch was found to be running at the time of cataloguing. It has not been tested for time

Rare Waltham Canadian Pacific Railway Pocket Watch With Logo On Movement. Screw On Front And Back Bezel, Gold Filled Case, Boxcar Style Dial With Arabic And Roman Numerals. One Of 300 Made. Functionin

Canadian. 1960's. Plastic sign with aluminum frame. Drumheads are removable signs that were placed at the end of a passenger train, with the name of the railroad and line to identify it to passengers.

An AWW Co. Canadian Pacific Railway Model 1883 Dual Time Zone Railroad watch, marked on movement. 18 size, 17 j, Adj Temp & pos, DR, DMK, GJS, SW, LS, Dust Proof AWW Co. Coin Silver, OF, Porcelain DSD

Canadian. 1930s. Stamped polished brass. Exhibits minor impressions. Features the iconic CPR "beaver shield" logo. Horseless Carriage Museum, Fenelon Falls, Ont. 24 x 7 x 8".

American. Serial number 17188095, circa 1908. Gold filled case. Inner case edges are worn at movement screws, movement is slightly loose as a result of this. Features a painted metal 24-hour dial. Gro

Canadian. Fabric Size 7 1/4. Retains owner "E.J Taylor's owner tag within lining. Tagged, "William Scully Limited Manufacturers of Uniform Equipment, Montreal, Canada" inner lining. E.J.T written on l

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