Pacific Railroad Survey - 6 Scenic American Lithographs

123. (4) colored lithographs after John Mix Stanley and Gustave Sohon, printed by Julius Bien and Sarony Major and Knapp, circa 1854, U.S. Pacific Railroad survey lithographs, “Bear’s Paw

Two tinted lithographs from a U S Government survey of the route for a Pacific Railroad of "Crossing the Hellgate River Jan. 6th 1854"" and "Fort Okinakane", published by Sarony Major and Knapp, New Y

Sight View 6-1/2" x 9", Overall View 8" x 10-1/2", Stanley accompanied the Stevens Expedition in 1853 to illustrate the report for the Northern Railroad survey.  He captured this early

Lithograph Published 1856, Washington for "Report of Explorations in California for Railroad Routes..." by Lieutenant R. S. Williams. Part of the American Railroad Survey, titled "Reports of explorati

Lithograph Published 1856, Washington for "Report of Explorations in California for Railroad Routes..." by Lieutenant R. S. Williams. Part of the American Railroad Survey, titled "Reports of explorati

Lithograph Published 1856, Washington for "Report of Explorations in California for Railroad Routes..." by Lieutenant R. S. Williams. Part of the American Railroad Survey, titled "Reports of explorati

(4) colored lithographs after John Mix Stanley and Gustave Sohon, printed by Julius Bien and Sarony Major and Knapp, circa 1854, U.S. Pacific Railroad survey lithographs, “Mt Baker & Cascade Ran

(4) colored lithographs after John Mix Stanley and Gustave Sohon, printed by Julius Bien and Sarony Major and Knapp, circa 1854, U.S. Pacific Railroad survey lithographs, “Peluse Falls”:Mi

(4) colored lithographs after John Mix Stanley and Gustave Sohon, printed by Julius Bien and Sarony Major and Knapp, circa 1854, U.S. Pacific Railroad survey lithographs, “Bearsteeth, Missouri R

(4) colored lithographs after John Mix Stanley and Gustave Sohon, printed by Julius Bien and Sarony Major and Knapp, circa 1854, U.S. Pacific Railroad survey lithographs, “Hot Spring Mound in th

(4) colored lithographs after John Mix Stanley and Gustave Sohon, printed by Julius Bien and Sarony Major and Knapp, circa 1854, U.S. Pacific Railroad survey lithographs, “Columbia River, Juncti

(4) colored lithographs after John Mix Stanley and Gustave Sohon, printed by Julius Bien and Sarony Major and Knapp, circa 1854, U.S. Pacific Railroad survey lithographs, “Cascades of the Columb

(4) colored lithographs after John Mix Stanley and Gustave Sohon, printed by Julius Bien and Sarony Major and Knapp, circa 1854, U.S. Pacific Railroad survey lithographs, “Teton Valley”:&r

(4) colored lithographs after John Mix Stanley and Gustave Sohon, printed by Julius Bien and Sarony Major and Knapp, circa 1854, U.S. Pacific Railroad survey lithographs, “Hot Springs at source

(4) colored lithographs after John Mix Stanley and Gustave Sohon, printed by Julius Bien and Sarony Major and Knapp, circa 1854, U.S. Pacific Railroad survey lithographs, “View of the Clarkâ€

(4) colored lithographs after John Mix Stanley and Gustave Sohon, printed by Julius Bien and Sarony Major and Knapp, circa 1854, U.S. Pacific Railroad survey lithographs, “Mouth of Peluse River&

UNITED STATES PACIFIC RAILROAD EXPEDITION & SURVEY LITHOGRAPHS. SIERRA NEVADA, COLORADO DESERT, LOS ANGELES. GOOD CONDITION. 10" x 7" PLATES. / 16" x 13" IN FRAME.

Print: Round Prairie From Head Of The Same By: C.s. Schumann Engraver: F.w. V. Egloffstein Publishing: Pacific Railroad Survey, 1859 Size: 9.6 x 5 inches From Lt. Beckwith's explorations near the 41st

Northern Pacific railroad (American 1872-1970), “Yellowstone Park,” circa 1924, offset lithograph multicolored advertising poster depicting a landscape view of Yellowstone Park in the Grand Canyon

Northern Pacific Railroad (American 1872-1970), "North Coast Limited in the Montana Rockies," 1929, offset lithograph multicolored advertising poster depicting the North Coast Limited going over the B

Group of 37 lithograph plates From "Reports of Explorations and Surveys, to ascertain the most practicable and economical route for a railroad from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean, made und

Denver and Rio Grande Box Car 6-16206, Pennsylvania Box Car 6-19202, Famous American Railroad Union Pacific Box Car 6-9419, Denver and Rio Grande 3-Dome Tank Car 6-16105, Milwaukee Road Box Car 6-1920

MPC Lionel #6-9367 Famous American Railroad Union Pacific Tank Car, with Original Box, in C9.

MPC Lionel #6-9368 Famous American Railroad Union Pacific Bay Window Caboose, with Original Box, in C9.