Concord Railroad & Branches Pass 1874

Rail pass from the Pullman Southern Car Company for 'N. F. McCormick and Wife', No. 51, dated 1874, single sided, one color printing. Measures 2.25 x 3.75 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house

From the Alan Thomas collection a wonderful scrapbook that includes mostly black & white photographs from the Northern Railroad branch of the Boston & Maine Railroad (Concord - White River Junction).

Includes the Vermont & Massachusetts Railroad, the Watertown, Marlboro, Peterboro & Shirley & Turners Falls Branches. Pass issued for 1879 to EO Ruggles. Signed by general superintendent John Adams. R

Railroad pass issued by the St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern RY #209 (1878), in very good condition. Please see photo for details. The line was built in 1874, acquired by Jay Gould in 1883, merge

A Pennsylvania railroad line that had an interesting history and now parts are a rail trail. A fancy pass and low issue number of #187.

A Newburgh Dutchess & Connecticut Railroad annual pass from 1896. It has a New England Railroad exclusion. It includes the Clove Branch Railroads. There is some age "burn on the reverse. The front is

A historically significant railroad which was an early link from Kansas to Colorado. This 1873 issue pre-dates the Union Pacific control that took place in 1874. The pass has vignettes of the state se

A pair of 1873 annual passes: (1) Pennsylvania Railroad - western lines inclusion on reverse (2) Atlantic & Great Western is Erie Railroad related with an 1874 take-over.

1874 Portland, Bangor, and Machias Steamboat Co. annual pass issued to G.W. Shring? the Advertising Agent from the from the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad. Hand signed by the president of t

Pass no. 51, issued for 1895 to RE Eavenson, general manager of the Williamsport & U. Branch RR. Signed by superintendent John Wolf. Very attractive pass printed on cardstock with fancy logo and locom

A group of 4 annual passes from New Jersey. 2 Central Railroad of New Jersey: 1862, 1875. New York & Long Branch 1875. Fine Lehigh & Susquehanna 1879 - road is under Receivership

A Concord Railroad bell bottom lantern made using the Thompson patent of 1969. This frame uses an odd double bail with a retaining screw that locks onto the lid. The lid has CONCORD RR spelled out in

From a prominent collection, a Parmalee & Bonnell 6" brasstop bellbottom frame with twist off base. It has the 1871 patent date on the lid. The bail comes off the lid area and not through the vent. It

An Adams & Westlake brasstop bellbottom lantern frame with removable bell and ice spikes on the bell. It has a nice CRR stamping on the lid. It has a fount collar that comes 2/3 of the way up the glas

For some reason the Concord Railroad in New Hampshire ordered many fixed globe lanterns with the road initials stamped on the vent tube area. Another oddity about these lanterns is the lack of marking

A nice photograph of the General John Stark at the Concord, New Hampshire roundhouse of the Concord Railroad. Note the rou8ndhouse door numbers. The frame measures 22" by 19". The print measures 14 1/

The Syracuse Chenango & New York Railro9ad is a New York Central predecessor that was a short line from Earlville to Syracuse. It's a 1883 issue.

A group of "kitchen sink" leftovers from the pass consignor to this auction. A real odd group of material. I counted about 80 items. Condition varies.

Railroad pass for the Raquette Lake Railway #37 (1913), issued to Mr. F. W. Brazier and Family. The line provided tourists to the Adirondacks with access to Raquette Lake resorts.Date: Country (if not

Even though this fantastic pass was issued in December 1859, it is ripe with Civil War history. In 1859--the year of this pass was issued--none other than future president Abraham Lincoln was lawyer f

M. & P. & S. R. V. R. R. Phoenix Shortline Pass for Mr. C. M. Baker Continental Casualty Co. No. 418 Signed by (illegible) President. Printer: Maverick Clark S.A. Texas. Signed on reverse by Baker wit

A Maine two footer from 1896. This line later became the Bridgton & Harrison line.

Pierre G.T. Beauregard Signed Railroad Pass as President of Same Small card, measuring 3.625" x 2.25", New Orleans, dated March 18, 1869. A New Orleans, Jackson & G.N.R.R. pass signed "G.T. Beauregard

The first name of what became the Wiscasset Waterville & Farmington Railroad.