Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Pass 1871 [151472]

Beautiful Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway pass dated 1871. Note the list of stops around the border: Ft. Riley, Ft. Kearney, St. Louis, Fort Gibson, City of Mexico, and Denver. It is issued to Assist

Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Pass, with dated underprint of 1876. Created in 1865 as the Union Pacific Railway, Southern Branch, this company was an extensive rail network in Texas, Oklahoma, Kans

5 Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Passes dated 1891-1907. 1. issued to Mr. D. McArthur, manager railway register, 1891, No. A2568. Some aging noticeable around edges, top front left corner tipped, sl

Lot of 4. 1) Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway. Pass no. A3640, issued for 1891 to CB Smith. Signed by president/general manager. Brown print on tan cardstock. Farming vignettes. Established in 1865 un

Lot of 2. Known as "the Katy." Inc. in 1865. Taken over by Jay Gould in the 1880s. First railroad to enter Texas from the north. 1) Pass no. A78, issued in 1912 to Mrs. LM Allen & Son. Countersigned b

Includes: Georgia Railroad; Southern Railway; Louisville & Nashville; Charleston & Western Carolina; Norfolk and Western; The Pullman Co.; The Pennsylvania Railroad; Missouri-Kansas-Texas Lines; The T

Lot of 2: 1) No. B12246, issued for 100 shares to Van Deventer & Patton on January 5,1881. Signed by Jay Gould as president; 2) No. A40657, issued for 10 shares to L. H. Niles. Signed by George J. Gou

No. B12244, issued for 100 shares to Van Deventer & Patton on January 5,1881. Signed by Gould as president. Punch cancelled signatures. Signed again by Gould on the reverse, and the signature is intac

No. B12245, issued for 100 shares to Van Deventer & Patton on Jan. 5th, 1881. Signed by president Jay Gould and secretary Clemson. Punch cancelled signatures. Also stamp cancelled. Green border, black

Publication Date: c1870 Title: Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway and Connections. Cartographer: RAND, MCNALLY & CO. Publisher: RAND, MCNALLY & CO. Height: 8.25 Width: 11.5 Book illustration map possibl

The three-color illustrated broadside for The Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railway 'The Katy Flyer' excursion to the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair, signed Buxton & Skinner Printers. Measures 34.5 x 17 inches.

Attributed to Reginald Marsh Listed American Artist Well Documented 1898-1954 Rare original watercolor "MKT Railroad" (Missouri, Kansas, Texas Railway). Signed 1937. 20"x24"

Certificate #B10808 issued to Gould and signed by president Gould. Gould also signs on reverse. Issued in 1880. Hole punch cancelled. Cattle vignette. The Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway was incorpor

Certificate #3208 issued to Gould in 1880 for 100 shares. Signed on reverse. Brown Border. Hole punch cancelled. Cattle vignette. The Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway was incorporated in May 1870 in J

This is a pair of railroad switch locks. Both are made by Adlake. Both come with a chain, and their key covers snap back properly. One is stamped MKT RY for the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railway, while th

Two examples of Jay Gould signing as president of the railroad. The first one is issued to WE Connor for 100 shares on March 22, 1880 and endorsed by Connor on the reverse. The second piece is also a

Reproduction Texas 3 dollar bill. 1870s-1930s, Includes Missouri, Kansas, and Texas Railway, Texas Central Railway, the Republic of Texas, and more, Largest measures 15 1/2 x 9in.

ASSORTED RAILROAD EPHEMERA / ARTICLES, UNCOUNTED LOT, including 1967 Seaboard Railroad brochures, 1904 Missouri, Kansas, and Texas Railway Company share, two Pullman counter-top signs, "Chessie" cat f

2 i/c 1913 Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway stocks with roundhouse vignette. Ken Prag Collection

One hundred twenty-eight (128) railroad passes include Missouri Pacific; Missouri-Kansas-Texas Lines 'The Katy;' Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe; Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific; Gulf Coast Lines;

Nice iron match safe shaped MK&T logo hinged lid, striker plate to side. Back inscribed 'Thos. C. Purdy, V.P. & Genl. Mngr., D. Miller, Traff. Mngr. James Barker, Genl. Pass & Tkt. Agt., St. Louis, Mo

Lot of Nineteen. One Wichita & Western office of JH McEntire 1898. Two Union Pacific railway; 1884 and 1881. One Kansas Nebraska & Dakota railway. Fort Scott. 1886. One Missouri, Kansas & Texas R'y, E

An interesting narrow gauge line that started in 1871. It went through some expansion efforts west and was eventually standard gauged and incorporated into the Union Pacific System.

Lot of 4 different. "Santa Fe Route." Passes issued for 1895, 1900, 1914, and 1920. The 1914 pass also lists the Southern Kansas Railway of Texas and The Pecos & Northern Texas Railway.Date: 1895-1920