Pacific Railroad Survey - White Bear Lake. 5

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

(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&

[4] Series of EAGLE Color Prints United States Pacific Railroad Expedition & Surveys. {U.S.P.R.R.], Vintage, all are framed. size: (9.75 x 7 matte, 15 x 13.5 outside frame), (9.5 x 7.25 matte, 15 x 13

Northern Pacific Railroad Ash Tray & Black & White Photos. Northern Pacific Railroad promotional items. Glass 3.5" x 3.5" square ash tray Yellowstone Park Line shows some signs of scratching on base.

3 ANTIQUE TRAVEL PICTURE BOOKS- 1907 LOS ANGELES THE QUEEN CITY OF THE ANGELS-BLACK & WHITE PHOTOS-FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO SALT LAKE CITY VIA THE WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD FEATHER RIVER CANON ROUTE-COLOR

A set of six ball stem water glasses for the Union Pacific Railroad that appear to be unused in excellent condition. The glasses measure 5 1/2" tall x 3 1/4" wide and are side marked with a white enam

A group of 4 different Union Pacific Railroad timetables: 6/1/1906, 5/1/1909 (both red covers 7/29/23 and 3/20/1926 white covers. These schedules are thick and loaded with passenger information. They

The stainless steel frame with lettered white acrylic inserts listing twelve passenger train entries for the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad. Measures 31 x 39.5 inches. We happily pr

Lot of 35. Black & White RPC[x=#8217/]s of two bear cubs, Tahoe Tavern and Truckee in snow, and Donner Lake. Color postcard by Tavern Studios of a meadow, Cave Rock, steamers, 4 early railroad, early

Nineteen insulators, two in white porcelain and marked C.P.R. for Canadian Pacific, plus one brown finished insulator with incised MP; almost all others blue/green glass by Hemingray. Measure 3.5 x 2.

[PACIFIC RAILROAD SURVEY]. Reports of Explorations and Surveys, to Ascertain the Most Practicable and Economical Route for a Railroad from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean... Washington: Bev

Five railroad passes for the Southern Pacific Railroad: #274 (1893); #A24562 (1923); #GO2347 (1926); #NY4528 (1929); and #NYR139 (1933). Last two are for Mrs. C.T. Jaffray and Maid, Wife of the Minnea

Heading: Author: Davis, Jefferson Title: Letter from the Secretary of War, Transmitting Reports of Surveys, &c, of Railroad Routes to the Pacific Ocean. Place Published: [Washington, D.C.] Publisher:

(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

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

(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€

Heading: (Pacific Railroad Reports) Author: Title: Reports of Explorations and Surveys, to Ascertain the most Practicable and Economical Route for a Railroad from the Mississippi River to the Pacific