Santa Fe and Disneyland Railroad Route Guide

This is possibly the rarest of Disneyland guides/maps. The New Circle Route around Disneyland, The Santa Fe & Disneyland Railroad guide with maps and photos. These were handed out at the entrance to t

(Disneyland, 1958) An original silk-screened lamppost sign heralding the opening of the scenic route through the Grand Canyon Diorama via the Santa Fe & Disneyland Railroad. Signs of this style were a

Disneyland Santa Fe Train Tickets and Circle Route Brochures Group of 3 (Walt Disney, 1955). The notion to build a railroad attraction predates Disneyland itself, as Walt had been fascinated by trains

Beautiful 8"x10" black and white photo of Walt Disney and an early conductor, Mickey Mouse, aboard the Santa Fe & Disneyland railroad. E.P. Ripley was the former president of the Santa Fe railroad and

(Disneyland, 1959) A rare vintage handbill promoting the newly opened Disneyland-Alweg Monorail and the Santa Fe & Disneyland Railroad Grand Canyon Diorama. The Disneyland-Alweg Monorail System opened

An Adams & Westlake No. 11 Steel Guard model (1897 pat.), nicely embossed "SANTA FE ROUTE" on the lid reflector, with "A 772" lightly stamped in embossed panel adjacent. Bayonet fount with No. 2 funct

1955 Disneyland Santa Fe Railroad attached ticket stubs.

Lot of 3 different for the "Santa Fe Route.". This railroad was a subsidiary of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway. It ran from Galveston, Texas northwestwards across the state to Sweetwater and

Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad, in a Adlake Kero metal body embossed PRR on top, all in good condition, shows some wear, 9.5"T.

This is the top cardboard backing plate from a 1930 Santa Fe Railroad calendar. Features an Indian War Bonnet maker and a young man, and the Santa Fe logo. The back side shows the Santa Fe Route map a

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

This is a Santa Fe Railroad book titled Summer in Southern California, dated 1895. This 55 page book is in excellent original condition, with a colored cover, as well as a route map inside the back co

This is a pair of paperweights from the Brulington Route and the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroads. The BNSF paperweight is made of etched glass, presented as an award to Nebraska Division employ

(A) "SANTA FE ROUTE" incised on hilt, A&W logo barely legible on back, medium patina with nice pocket wear. Good; (B) "AT-SF RY S" incised on hilt, no maker's hallmark, Good; (C) "AT&SF RY S," ADLAKE

American Waltham Watch Co. antique pocket watch. Size 16 railroad pocket watch. Santa Fe route case, 17 jewel movement, lever set, 20 year, yellow case circa 1892. Heavy gold filled link watch chain

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

Estate collection lot of a total of 8 x Lionel train railway railroad collectible memorabilia. Includes ~ 1 x Route 66 Flatcar with Sedans #6-36000. 1 x Santa Fe Wheel Car #6-16930. 1 x Southern Bulkh

Group of Assorted Train Cars. Comprising Mth Electric Central Railroad of New Jersey, Santa Fe all the Way, Great Northern, Chicago and Northwestern, Lackawanna The Route of Phoebe Snow, Pennsylvania

17" WITH HANDLE--NICE RAILROAD LANTERN--BURNER MARKED E. MILLER

Includee Santa Fe Dining Car, New York Central System, Route of the Streamliners, and more.

Includes Santa Fe El Capitan, Super Chief, The Burlington Route, and Rock Island, Majority letterheads and envelopes.

7PC DVD LOT TRAINS ULTIMATE RAILROADING DVD SERIES STEAM TRAINS, RAILS THROUGH MOUNT SHASTA, UNION PACIFIC SALTLAKE ROUTE, SANTA FE ACROSS ARIZONA ,CHANGE IN THE TEHACHAPPIS UNION PACIFICS LITTLE ROCK

Same movement and pendulum as the Seth #19 ca. 1905 Providence Jerry Wealti. Delavan, Wisconsin. Long-time member of the NAWCC (National Antique Watch & Clock Collectors)

Nine Santa Fe railroad, most likely issued in the 1950s, measuring 22 by 16 inches.