The Big 8 in the New York Elevated Railroad

New York Elevated Railroad Station at Bowery and Canal Street. Charles Magnus, Publisher. Size: image 5.25 in. x 7.5 in.; outer size 6.25 in. x 8 in.

3 pieces of silverplate made for the New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad. All were made by Reed & barton: (1) 8 oz creamer with narrow spout (2) covered sugar 11 oz - big (3)5 oz creamer with beade

Lot 4 Pocket Watches and Clock. Seth Thomas, Longines, Ansonia, New York Standard Railroad, Elgin 8 Day. Dimensions: Height: 3.25 inches, Width: 2.75 inches, Depth: .75 inches. --- US Packing and Ship

A brass dater die from the Pennsylvania Railroad in New York City. Unusual to have both #11 and #8 but New York was a major location and they must have needed extra agent numbers. The last pic is a re

Antique Etching Print On Paper Of NYC Railroad Plan, inscription reads proposed elevated railroad terrace for Broadway, New York, subject shows pre-twentieth century New York City scene with elevated

NIGHT OF THE BIG HEAT JOHN LYMINGTON 1ST EDITION. THE BOOK IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION WITH SHELF WEAR AND EDGE CHIPPING.

1881 New York City Elevated Rail Roads Map. Marked "The City Of New York South Of 155th St. Showing The Constructed Lines Of Elevated Railroad April 1881. Plate VIII Trans. Am Soc. Civ. Eng'r's VOL.X.

Highly detailed map of Manhattan and the surrounding boroughs with special attention to Elevated Railroads, Metropolitan Railroads, Steamboat Piers and Railroad Piers. Steamship lines located and name

Mixed media, signed Charles Fazzino, title " Ciao, Bella" 35/100dx, The Big Apple, New York City 8" x 8 1/2"

This New York railroad used a clover logo with their main cities as the pedals. This is a big heavy pass. It shows some wear but it's still nice. A New York Central predecessor.

Lima Locomotive Works brass builders plate for serial number 7683 which is a New York Central 0-8-0 steam locomotive as noted on the back. Locomotive is noted to have started life as Pittsburgh & Lake

New York Central Railroad Locomotive Lantern Holder. 7 5/8" wide, 9 1/4" deep, 6 3/4" tall. N.Y.C.S. cast into the top of the holder. Mounted to wooden wall plaque. See photos for best description.

A number plate from New York Central railroad crane X-221 which was scrapped in 1966 as noted on the back of the steel plate. Plate measures 12" x 5 5/8" Both the brass 2's on the top line have additi

Cast iron stop sign measuring 14 3/4" x 11 7/8". Part number is SC. 12718 and NYC cast in the lower right corner. Good condition, paint has some minor wear and staining.

New York Central Railroad Locomotive Lantern Holder. 7 5/8" wide, 9 1/4" deep, 6 3/4" tall. N.Y.C.S. cast into the top of the holder. See photos for best description.

3 pieces of New York Central silver. I forgot to get a pic of the tops of the sugar and creamer. They will both have NYC markings. The bowl is a 6" diameter. The coffee is an 8 oz and the sugar is 8 o

The "Big Four" was the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago & St Louis Railroad This was a New York Central predecessor from the Midwest. The badge has the BIG FOUR name on top of the dome the older New York

13 Assorted Railroad Bonds including Lionel Corporation, New York Central Railroad. size: between 9.75 x 8 and 12 x 8

A Cleveland, Cincinnati Chicago & St Louis Railroad (the Big Four Route) dater die from Paris, Illinois Agent #3. This is a New York Central Railroad Midwest predecessor. One image shows a reverse ima

3 pieces of china and silver from New York Central Railroad dining cars: (1) 8 3/4" by 6" rectangular platter in the "Vanderbilt" pattern with NYC backstamp (2) 6 1/2" long gravy boat in the "Vanderbi

A Cleveland, Cincinnati Chicago & St Louis Railroad (the Big Four Route) dater die from Extra Agent #3. This is a New York Central Railroad Midwest predecessor. One image shows a reverse image so you

A nice Adlake Reliable frame with NYC RR stamped on the lid. This frame displays great! One vertical wire is broken at the bail ear. It's not a big deal. The globe has NYCRR cast in an oval panel with

An unusual design in this K-100 Adlake Lantern. It is a transition from 5 3/8" tall globes and the 3" Kero later frames. The basic frame is the size of a tall globe and an extra long retaining spring

Group of four clear lantern globes including 5 5/8" Bullseye cast with patent date of NOV 1 87, Dietz / CNX cast New York Central railroad globe with N.Y.C.S. cast in panel, 5 1/4" tall with moderate