Kennebec Central Railroad Photographs (65)

A group of about 65 photographs. About 46 are 5" by 7" the remaining 19 are smaller in size. There are many duplicates in this group. We are offering many lots of Maine 2 foot narrow gauge items in th

Approximately 65 Vermont related photographs from a prominent New England collection. The group has (1) folder of 23 Central Vermont & Grand Trunk (2) 27 Granite related lines and scenes (3) 6 Montpel

The smallest of the Maine two footers that ran from the Kennebec river to the Veteran's Home at Togus.

O scale narrow gauge steam locomotive, Kennebec Central Railroad #3 in custom paint. 0-4-4 tank wheel configuration. OK paint. Comes in bubble wrap in a replacement box. Unknown running status. Note t

O scale narrow gauge steam locomotive, Kennebec Central Railroad #2. Looks like an NJCB product. Custom Paint is OK. 0-4-4T wheel configuration. One loose wire (bell cord?). Unknown running status. So

Rogers Locomotive & Machine Works builder photo of Mississippi & Tennessee Railway #25. This railroad existed from 1855-1889 when it was absorbed into the Illinois Central Railroad. This photograph is

A Maine Central Railroad dining car china round berry bowl in the Kennebec pattern. This is an unusual piece in this pattern. Not many of these surface. It has a diameter of 5 1/4". It has a standard

A Maine Central Railroad "Kennebec" pattern demi cup. Minty condition with no wear at all. Note that the Kennebec pattern does not have a box surrounding the railroad name.

A 9 3/4" rectangular platter for the Maine Central Railroad in the Kennebec pattern. The plate is top marked and bottom stamped O.P.Co. Syracuse China with embossed date code in a diamond. The platter

Pennsylvania Central Railroad 1850-1870 Original Excursion Photograph - W.T. Purviance Photograph Unique photograph of a Pennsylvania Central Railway excursion between 1850-1870. The albumen photograp

A large group of about 65 Maine Central Railroad employee magazines. Some complete years, some gaps and I didn’t see any duplicates. Loads of interesting information on employees and operations on a

A large group of over one hundred various railroad photographs in color including thirty-eight black and white photos. The majority are photographs of locomotives but photos of switch stands, cranes,

An Alco Builder's photograph of New York Central Railroad #5273. 84. This is a "Hudson" style steam locomotive with a wheel arrangement of 4-6-4. This design was built for passenger service. Alco used

High Bridge in Loop. Colorado Central Railroad. C1890. Good contrast and tonality. Original photograph by William Henry Jackson. 4.125 x 7 in. on card 5 x 8 in. Excellent backmark of W.H.Jackson Publi

A large group of 15 framed photographs. Subjects include Maine Central, Rumford Falls & Buckfield, Old Colony, Central Vermont, Boston & Maine, early Concord funnel stack, B&M notice with marked B&MRR

This die has lots of ink clouding up the image. I didn't want to polish it for better photographs just in case somebody wants it to have this old used look. East Machias is Down East on the Washington

A nice group of railroad photographs with mixed topics. There are many narrow gauge locomotives. There are also some nice geared locomotives included Sizes and age vary a lot. There are at least 65 ph

A fine framed Maine Central Railroad depot notice with changes in times for trains between Lewiston and the Rockland Branch to Bath. This 1899 notice pre-dates the Kennebec River bridge so ferries wer

A group of sixteen picture books by Kalmbach, spanning 1942 to 1947. Books includes #1 Eastern Railroads, #2 Far Western Railroads, #3 Midwestern Railroads, #4 Colorado Railroads, #5 Southern Railroad

Neat group of sixty four 3" x 2" color photographs from the mid 1950s. These appear to be original photos and have all been properly identified with in the photo album. Subject matter includes Rio Gra

Includes Columbus & Maysville Railway, Union Pacific, New Mexico & Arizona Railroad, Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, and Illinois Central Railroad. From the Estate Collection of Stephen R. Reed.

Group of ten framed railroad photographs and prints. Subject matter includes Chicago and Alton observation car display phot, 1825 Manchester and Liverpool lithograph, colored photograph showing a dual

The Maine Central Railroad ordered this locomotive , A. D. Lockwiood, in 1868. She was delivered 1871 and it died in 1883 in a terrible crash. It's a Portland Company product and this is indicated on

Baldwin Locomotive Works builder photo of Central Railroad of New Jersey #597 a 4-4-2 (Atlantic type) passenger locomotive. It is a "camelback" style where engineer and fireman are not together behind