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**Three Postcards addressed to Chas. H. Delano [who was in the Cordage Business, Died in 1918] dated 1886, showing receipt of monies due, from Thomas Jackson & Son, Manufacturers of Manilla, Sisal and Jute Rope, Cordage, Twines and Packing Yarn, as well as from Henry C. Kelley of New York. **An 1895 Brochure advertising "Selected Securities" Offered by Harvey Fisk & Sons, Dealers in United States Bonds and Selected Municipal and Railroad Securities, 24 Nassau Street, New York. **An 1880 Southern Express Company, Freight Forwarding, Bill of Lading.

Forest, Virginia, 1994 IN FINE CONDITION. 16pp, printed on fine glossy paper, NO LABELS, INSCRIPTIONS, NOR MARKINGS. TRAIN PERIODICAL.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. 1919 - 1922. Original typed documents (carbon copy) relating to the lawsuit between the Old Colony Trust Company vs Blue Hill Street Railway Company. Bound in buckram with red leather spine label intact (label rubbed), binding and hinges tight. ELECTRIC RAILWAY LAWSUIT.

1956 This Journal was written by Conductor F. H. Hayes, with his initials on the front cover. The book is partially filled out, with two thirds remaining blank. Pages age darkened, with foxing to covers. Information conveyed includes the Train Numbers, Kind, N. or E., S. or W., Where Taken/Left, Weight, and Destination.

1948 Book No. 618, belong to Conductor F. H. Hayes.. 246pp, bound in flexible green cloth, with the binding and hinges tight. Covers in poor condition, showing upper/lower soine edge loss, corner wear, with the interior pages in Good Condition.

1961 Book No. 714. 247pp, bound in black cloth, with the binding and hinges tight. Light scuffing to the front cover.

New York: R. D. Servoss, 1911 Folding timetable and map. Folded size is 2-3/4 by 4 inches, opens up to map measuring 16-1/4 by 8 inches. "In Effect June 25, 1911", Form 200, Order No. 7616. Partial darkening to front, with a crease. In a protective mylar sleeve.

1946 188pp, [20 Index], staple bound in stiff paper covers, with binding tight. Light foxing, with cover curl.

OVERSIZED. Original typed sheets bound in a full leather journal, with raised bands on spine, marbled endpapers, all edges marbled, gilt still bright., This being Journal "F". Tabbed pages A through Z, 320pp, single sided pages [typed on recto only], with binding tight. Includes contracts for Land Lease, purchase of Chestnut Sleepers, Chestnut Ties, Pipe Rights, Cedar Ties, Chestnut Ties, Right of Way, Building Lease, Lease for Part of Old Car Shop from Oatley, 500 Tons of Steel Rails, and more. Spine starting separate from the front cover, loss to upper edge of spine.

Paddington Station, London: The Great Western Railway, 1922 56pp; 56pp, bound in illustrated stiff paper covers, with Map endpapers, bindings and hinges tight, illustrated throughout. NO LABELS, INSCRIPTIONS, NOR MARKINGS. Occasional foxing, light creasing, loss of upper/lower paper to spine covering.

Boston: Houghton, Mifflin and Company, 1899 Each volume inscribed "General Saxton / With kind regards of / Edward W. Hooper" on the front free endpapers. Captain Edward William Hooper [1839-1901] also known as E. W. Hooper, was aide-de-camp on the staff of Union General Rufus Saxton during the American Civil War, from 1862 to 1865. Hooper also served as private secretary to General Saxton, when he was given the rank of Captain. General Rufus Saxton [1824-1908] commanded the defences of Harpers Ferry in 1862, where he earned the Medal of Honor. Vol. I - ix, [3], 353pp, [1], complete with three tissue-guarded plates, as called for. Binding is tight, front hinge cracked, back hinge starting, wear to upper/lower spine edges. Vol. II - vii, [3], 264pp, [2], complete with 2 tissue-guarded plates, the fac-simile Letter, and the map, as called for. Binding and hinges are tight, light wear to upper/lower spine edges. Uniformly bound in blue cloth, gilt on spines bright, top edges gilt. Both… Read More

England: London Brighton and south Coast Railway Company, 1915 Three Dividend Statements dating from 1915 to 1919, payable to Williams Deacons Bk.

Chicago: Poole Bros., 1906 9-28-05-E Folding Railroad Time Table, that open up to a color map of the United States, showing their connections. Opens up to 15-1/2" tall by 28" wide. Edge wear to folded time tables, which results in a crease tear to the map. In a protective mylar sleeve. RAILROAD.

Bergamo: Istituto Italiano D'Arti Grafiche, 1901 48pp, printed on fine glossy paper, dated Septemb. 1901, with photographs throughout. Includes the FOLDING STREET MAP, which when opened measures 18-1/4" tall by 15-1/8" wide, [no tears]. Includes an original b/w photograph of the Milan Cathedral at the Piazza Del Duomo, laid-in. In a protective mylar sleeve.

New York City: Published by the Association, 1923 253pp, printed on fine glossy paper, bound in blue cloth, with gilt still bright, binding and hinges tight, with folding plates. Covers show light rubbing to edges, some pages corners turned, interior smells a bit musty.

New York City: Published by the Association, 1926 345pp, printed on fine glossy paper, bound in blue cloth, with gilt still bright, binding and hinges tight, with folding plates. Covers show light rubbing to edges, interior smells a bit musty.

New York City: Published by the Association, 1920 257pp, printed on fine glossy paper, bound in blue cloth, with gilt still bright, binding and hinges tight, folding plates throughout, which includes Forms to be Used, Instructions For Packing Ice, Plans for an Icing Station, and more. Covers show light rubbing to edges, interior smells a bit musty.

Rock Island Technical Society, 1994 IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. 10pp, plus 2 Data Sheets # 25 & #26, laid-in. Railroad periodical, with Data Sheets for a Heavyweight Baggage & Mail Car Nos. 7101-7106 and a RI1923-1927 B2 Box Cars, RI Box Cars Sold to DCI.

Paddington Station, London: The Great Western Railway Company, 1913 [2], 17pp, with photographic plates throughout, as well as a folding map in back, stapled binding with card stock covers, covers foxed, with bumped edges, pages are age darkened. NO LABELS, INSCRIPTIONS, NOR MARKINGS. The Great Western Railway of England (The National Holiday Line).

Needham, Mass.: Travel Service Bureau, Inc., 1970 Reprint of the 1886 edition published by the Boston & Lowell Railroad. Includes 3 folding, colour maps in Very Good condition [no tears]. 176pp, bound in stiff paper covers, illustrated throughout. Light foxing to outer page edges, covers show light edge wear.