1914 Central of Georgia Railway Co. Pass

Central Of Georgia Railway Co. Tag 4898 and Tag 3895. Stamped brass. Black employees had to present tag to receive pay during WWII. Excellent condition. Largest is 2" x 3". Est. $200-300 Ship: $25

Signed Ticket Agent's Special Pass named to Chicago and North Western ticket agent Thos. J. Morley. Measures 2.5 x 4 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearl

A cast iron rectangular pole-mounted sign. "Trespassing on this Land Prohibited… Central of Georgia Railway Co.". The sign has been broken off at the base and shows a jagged metal fracture. Ther

12 M.S.P. & S.S.M. and Wisconsin Central Railway Books; 4 Minneapolis, St. Paul, Sault Ste. Marie Annual Reports 1910, 1911, 1912, 1914; 7 Wisconsin Central Railway Co. Annual Reports 1901, 1902, 1903

Lot of 13 different. Includes: Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad (1893); De Queen & Eastern Railroad Co. (1912); Central Railway Co. of Arkansas (1913); Arkansas Valley Interurban Railway Co. (1920

A nice railway pass from 1914 with a banner and "Blue Mountain Route" in small lettering under the railroad name.

This is seven different railroad annual passes from the South East: (1) Alabama Tennessee & Northern 1914 (2) Atlanta & West Point 1937 (3) Central of Georgia 1920 (4) Central of Georgia 1927 (5) Rich

CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RWY. CO – 1899. (their HQ was Savannah). Serving Alabama, Georgia and Florida. C of G survived as an independent until way after World War Two when Southern Railway took them

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

A group of 5 railroad passes related to the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway and lines in Michigan: (1-2) Chesapeake & Ohio 1911, 1911 with very different printing (3) Pere Marquette 1914 - in Receivership (

4 annual passes from Canada: (1) Canadian Pacific Railway 1914 (2) Canadian Pacific Railway 1915 (3) Algoma Central & Hudson Bay 1911 (4) Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo 1915

No. A 453, issued for 1895 to Mr. F.S. Rockwell for the TSA Burlington and Missouri River RR. Front has a nice pictorial of the railway through a canyon pass. Orange ink spill on front ride side. Date

Lot of 6 Missouri Pacific Railway Passes dated 1883-1910. All unique and different looking. The 1883 pass title is written on pictorial iron rail. 5 early passes: 1883, 1890, 1891, 1893, & 1896. Great

Pass no. A333, issued for 1884 to John I. Blair of the GBW& St. Paul Railroad. Signed by vice president W. Lowell. Not endorsed on the reverse. Fancy logo design on cardstock. Stains. John Insley Blai

The Missouri Pacific Railway pass, notice underprint date of 1886 on front. Unique blue stamp on reverse. Signed by the office of the vice president on front. No. 3560. Please see photos for condition

Resembles a bond, but is actually a negotiable receipt for gold bonds deposited with Atlantic Trust Co. #510, I/U, $1000 First Consolidated Bond issued May 23, 1892 , BLACK, vignette eagle wings sprea

Rio Grande Western Railway Co. pass dated 1893 and signed by D.C. Dodge. Major figure in the railroad. Issued to Mr. S.M. Charles for the T.R.A. Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway. Countersigned o

The Colorado and Southern Railway Co. passes lot of 3. Earliest dated 1901 and issued to Geo. S. Batty signed by Frank Trumbull, No. A722. 1910 pass issued to Mr. J.M.Lee & No. A3186. A bit beat up an

Rare Fairmount & Veblen Railway Co. pass No. 13 for the year 1913, signed by Frank Henderson, superintendent, light pink. This was a short line railroad that operated in Richland County, North Dakota;

Houston & Texas Central Railway Co $,1000 1st Mortgage, 7% gold bearing bond, cert. # 629. 7 coupons with red adhesive co. seal, 3 vignettes. Paid $199.33 on principal on March, 15, 1900. Signed H. E,

Railroad Memorabilia in Shadowbox Frame: Includes Order of Railway Conductors of America Card 1931, Atlantic & East Carolina Railway Co Pass Signature Slip, 2 Brass Keys, Small and Large NSRR (Norfolk

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 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

An Adlake with embossed C. of G. Ry. - Central of Georgia Railway - plus clear globe; a light-green painted Handlan with embossed WR OF A, no globe; an Armspear R.F. & P. R.R - Richmond, Fredericksbur