Search Results: chicago milwaukee and st paul railway

Paperback. Very Good.

[np, 1899. 11, [1 blank] pp, two staples. Very Good.

Minneapolis, MN: The Inter-State Co.. Some bumping and cover wear, all color photos are present and bright. J8 . Good. Staple. 1914.

San Marino, CA: Pacific Railway Journal/Southern California Chapter, Railway & Locomotive Historical Society and the Pacific Railroad Society, 1958. Soft cover. Reprint of an article which originally appeared in the Baldwin Locomotive Magazine in 1931. 56 pages including the covers with locomotive photographs and the corresponding data. A fine and bright copy.

Paperback / softback. New.

Paperback / softback. New.

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Hardback. New.

Hardback. New.

Chicago: Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway, n.d.. Soft cover. Very good. Oblong string tied soft cover. Approx. 12" x 9". [22] tipped in color pictorial views of the Railway route with 3 pages of text and a map on the last page. Brown paper covers with title, illustrations, and color pasted down lithograph on the front. No date provided.

Paperback. Good. Inter-State Co. 1914 large softcover with pictorial cover of Mr. Ranier. Paste-in color prints of scenes intact, with eight additional scenes laid in. Cover shows fairly minor wear. Contents clean. Binding sound.

Hardback. New.

(Chicago): Inter-state Publishing Company (Chicago, Ill.) Book. Very Good. Paperbound. Exclusive Edition. Oblong Folio. n.d. (Map dated 2-12-'24., Album of colored. illustrations. (17 x 22 cm.) --made from photographs and mounted on gray paper. [4] pages, 22 unnumbered leaves of plates : 22 color illustrations, map ; 24 x 31 cm. mounted view paste down on front cover has small area of damage and small creases, edges show moderate wear, old moisture mark across top of rear cover, small stains at top corner of front cover and at top edge, title page is age-toned, and shows light soil."The color illustrations shown in the following pages are all made expressly for this book from photographs taken by special artists of the most striking objects of interest which abound to a most remarkable extent along the C. M. & St. P. Ry. Great care was taken to select only such views as are most noteworthy on this trip. Everyone desires to secure souvenirs of the journey, and, knowing this, we have… Read More

Chicago: Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway, 1879. 1st. Softcover. Good/None. Folding schedule and map for the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway circa 1879. Some short closed tears along edges. Standard darkening to paper. Record # 614159

1902. Wrappers. Agreement for single track grade crossing of maintrack of St. Paul Co's K.C. cut off over maintrack of Oscsloosa Branch of R. I. Co. in Block 3, M. M. Young's addition to the City of Washington, Wash. Co. Iowa. 9 pages typed one side. With an attached plat showing proposed crossing at grade of the main track of the Oskaloosa Branch in Block, 3 Washington Iowa. Signed on the last page by H.A. Parker, Vice President and Geo. H. Crosby, Secretary for the Rock Island Line and A. J. Earling, President and E. W. Adams Asst. Secretrary of the St. Paul Line additionallly initaled and signed by several witnesses and attorneys and with the blind-stamp seals of both companies. Agreement held by 2 brass brades at top in a light gray cover sheet, with handwritten title. 8" x 13 size. Some edge wear and minimal chips cover with agreement and bueprints in very good condition.

Chicago: Keogh & Schroeder Co., Printers, [1893]., 1893. First edition. 16 1/2" x 22, folded to 24 panels. 15 panels offer time tables; 1 panel offers information on the sleeping car routes to include rates. 6-panel black and white system map showing the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway and its connections from Chicago to the West Coast. Brief mention of the Columbian Exposition on one panel. 1/2" split to two folds along with 1/2" closed tear to edge of one panel. Very good copy.

Good. 1885. Ephemera. A large format railway time table, "To Take Effect Sunday, Nov. 22, 1885, at 1 o'clock P. M. For the government and information of employes only." Staplebound with three-ring holes punched and two vertical fold lines. Sunning and creasing of edges and a two-inch tear and piece missing on the last leaf, with some text loss. In this scarce administrative version a list of signals and rules, the names of train dispatchers, and special notes such as speed reductions and side tracks for each route are given. ; 10" x 14 1/4"; 9 pp .

[Piscataway, NJ & Pittsburgh, PA: n.p., ca. 1919-1920]. Oblong folio. 13.75 x 10 in. [80 pp (unpaginated)], on thick black paper. With 107 original photographs, sized from 1.5 x 2.5 in. up to 8.5 x 11 in., with many of the photos containing neatly lettered captions below the images in white ink, a few of the images tinted blue, all securely mounted to the pages. Contemporary ribbed leather post-binder, brass screw posts at gutter margin, rounded corners, yapp edges (some scuffing, edgewear, rubbing, lifting to leather at spine), still a VG exemplar, w/ 8 pages from the Rutgers Scarlet Letter Yearbook laid-in. This remarkable album documents the life of a Pennsylvania Westinghouse engineer working on projects for the Railroad Electrification project. The album opens with photos of camping with Rutgers’ College friends along the Ohio River, the steamship Evelyn which was a 252 feet long iron steamer built for the Philadelphia & Gulf Steamship Co.; the West Penn Power Station on the Allegheny River… Read More