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Posted 3 years ago
potrero
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Got this batch of railroad passes from a guy in Utah. It seems like the only railroad passes that are really worth much are the ones from the very earliest railroads, e.g. 1870s and 1880s, that also have lots of great graphics (an exception being a pass held by a famous person). I just like the variety of these.
Seems like most of these passes were held by Mr. T.A. Grady who worked for the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy - the same railroad my wrench is from. Coincidence or... ?
Railroad PassesRailroad passes can be highly collectible, especially early passes (late 18…
Hi I would like to no if these cards U are shown are wroth any money I have 50 of them .Thank you
I have a print of a Evelyn Curro its a picture of some kind of coach can you tell me if its Worth anything...its of a Rotary Windlass Engine Built by New Bedford's William Dorfee in 1835..