SAINT JOSEPH & GRAND ISLAND RAILWAY. "ST. JOE. & G. I. STATION.  SABETHA, KANSAS." with car 114 in the depot with people waiting to board; sepia-tone real photo post card with good focus & contrast, mailed there, slight oxidation consistent with circa 1917 age, good edges. Hard to find; seldom seen. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 k(s)r(s)

SAINT LOUIS MATERIAL & SUPPLY COMPANY / ST. LOUIS MATERIAL & SUPPLY CO. Black & white photo of its steam locomotive #140 (4-4-0) with tender, annotated on back, crisp focus & good contrast, copyrighted, hard to find. $5.00 rm(s)

SAINT LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY / FRISCO RAILWAY. "14834  OZARK MOUNTAINS, AT WINSLOW, ARK. 'ON THE FRISCO'  FRED HARVEY" Phostint postcard mailed OCT 21 1911 (almost complete ST. LOUIS & MON. TR3 R.P.O. RMS hand cancel) to Mr. D. Y. Scott in Kansas City, mild corner wear & rounding, much spotty yellow toning on front, back more lightly toned. $2.00 a(w)r(s)f

SAINT LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY / FRISCO RAILWAY. "Compressing Oklahoma Cotton for Exporting" with cars of the St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad / Frisco in the foreground; postcard mailed 1916, white border, creased & toned, as is. $1.25 o(o)r(s)

SAINT LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY / FRISCO RAILWAY. "Mallet Compound Engine, Largest in the World, / 'On the Frisco'" unused postcard published by Fred Harvey, 4 long corner creases, approximately 1" internal crease. In the prestigious Heard Museum Collection, but seldom offered in any condition. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. r(s)f

SAINT LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY / FRISCO RAILWAY. Uncaptioned sepia-tone real photo post card with good focus showing the Highfill Arkansas depot, 'Wells Fargo & Co. Express' sign hanging outside it; mailed JAN 31 1913 from Springtown Arkansas, minor corner rounding, very light toning on front. This station was on a short line of the St. Louis & San Francisco Railway, running roughly north-south between Fort Smith Arkansas & Monett Missouri. Probable one-of-a-kind: no caption, no attributions to photographer or publisher, etc. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 a(h)r(s)

SAINT LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY / COTTON BELT ROUTE. "LEAVING / ST. LOUIS, BOUND FOR / THE / SOUTH // COTTON BELT ROUTE" sepia-tone real photo postcard mailed DEC 14 1915 from Waldenburg Arkansas, very light  toning both sides, stress marks in from left front edge, oxidation consistent with age. $5.00 r(s)

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San Diego, Pacific Beach & La Jolla Railway. "Motor Car conveying Passengers from San Diego / to La Jolla Cal." with 'LA JOLLA / PACIFIC BEACH / RAMONA'S / HOME' route emblazoned on its front, unused post card made in Germany & published by Newman, tiny spot on the back, otherwise excellent condition. Seldom offered; seldom seen. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 r(s)c(s)

San Diego, Pacific Beach & La Jolla Railway. "Motor Car from La Jola(sic) to San Diego Cal." including many passengers, unused sepia-tone postcard on yellowish stock, published by California Sales Company, a little wear noticeable at the top edge, otherwise fairly fresh. The sign on the interurban reads 'RAMONA'S HOME / PACIFIC BEACH / LA JOLLA'. Seldom offered; seldom seen. Why? The misspelling of the important La Jolla destination may have caused a hasty withdrawal! Alternatively, the absorption of the line into the Los Angeles & San Diego Beach Railway (created April 1, 1906) may have made the terminology obsolete. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 r(s)c(s)

   
SANDUSKY & PEORIA. "What are the wild waves saying" showing a small beach scene, cleverly hand-captioned  real photo postcard, mailed 1910 (rare SAND & PEO. RPO cancel) to Muncie Indiana, writer comments 'I took this picture off the Cedar Point Beach. Can you see our trains from where you work? If so, tell me the spot and I'll be looking..." Obviously unique, from an employee of the railway. The Sandusky & Peoria constituted the main line of the Lake Erie & Western Railroad Company, but no marking whatever from that line is either mentioned or shown in the authoritative US Transit Markings Catalogue Volume I. $40.00 o(c)ar(s)-r

SANFORD & SAINT PETERSBURG RAILROAD. Approximately 5"x8" black & white glossy photo reproduction showing its steam locomotive #1 near the Southerland Florida depot(!) in 1890. According to handwritten notes on the back, it was formerly on a narrow gauge line in Alabama. $7.50 rf

SAN FRANCISCO MUNICIPAL RAILROAD / SAN FRANCISCO MUNICIPAL RAILWAY / MUNI. "MUNI 566 / San Francisco Municipal Railway Marmon Herrington track- / less trolley, coach, or electric bus at Market and Fell Streets / in June, 1974." unused post card, 4 tiny spots on back, otherwise fresh. We have seen other dealers characterizing it as rare, and offering it for over $9.00. Our price is much more reasonable at $5.00. bc(s)r(s)

SAN FRANCISCO MUNICIPAL RAILROAD / SAN FRANCISCO MUNICIPAL RAILWAY / MUNI. "Powell Cable Car / San Francisco" with wonderful signed Cantrell art depicting the San Francisco Municipal Railway loaded with passengers, at the turntable; postcard published by Cantrell, mailed 1950. $4.50 c(s)sr(s)

SAN PEDRO, LOS ANGELES & SALT LAKE RAILROAD. Sepia-tone photo of its steam locomotive pulling 2000-gallon tanker/tender car #3405 [parts of the route would be over desert with few water towers], slightly smaller than a regular-size postcard, imperfectly rectangular, good focus & contrast, back unevenly toned from album contact, name written on back is hard to read. Necessarily 1901 - 1916, after which the name dropped San Pedro because that community was consolidated with Los Angeles in 1909. An important railroad in the history of Las Vegas Nevada. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. r(s)n

SANTA FE RAILROAD. "51097  SANTA FE DEPOT, RATON, NEW MEXICO" unused Commercialchrome white-border era postcard in excellent condition. $10.00 nr

SANTA FE RAIL ROAD. "5506  CANYON DIABLO, ARIZONA  DETROIT PUBLISHING CO." with a distant view to emphasize the height, span, and weight-bearing capabilities of the bridge, a Santa Fe train crossing it; unused postcard with detailed information printed on the back, minor corner wear, very light toning in the bottom front margin. $8.00 a(c)r(s)db

SANTA FE RAILROAD. "615 / Al-Che-Say, Noted / Apache Scout, White / River Agency, Ariz. / On line of Santa Fe Ry." also showing his family by a tent, color, unused, published by Williamson Haffner Company, one corner crushed, slight yellowing of the paper on back. The area designation is now obsolete. $6.00 irac

SANTA FE RAILROAD. "79027  EL ORTIZ, NEW SANTA FE HOTEL, LAMY, NEW MEXICO.  VIEW TAKEN FROM THE WEST.  FRED HARVEY" showing the exterior deliberately constructed to resemble an old (at that time) Mexican hacienda, providing considerable printed information about it on the back; color postcard mailed from Belen 1/12/11 (partial RPO cancel) to Grand Rapids Michigan, a lot of wear along the top edge, both bottom corners with small creases. $4.25 fn(l)r(s)

SANTA FE RAILROAD. "Extra fast = extra fine = extra fare / Santa Fe de=Luxe / ATTACH TO BAGGAGE TO INSURE PROMPT HANDLING" unused circa-1927 circular baggage label approximately 3-3/8" in diameter, tear from edge to the n in fine closes well, a little toning on back. Expressly for all-Pullman 'The Chief' which ran from Chicago to Los Angeles, with a $10 surcharge for whole route, frequented by film stars & Hollywood executives. $8.00 r(s)

SANTA FE RAILROAD. "FP45  Steven Bledsoe" showing a diesel engine numbered 102, 1982 quality sample postcard per writing on back. $2.00 rs

SANTA FE RAILROAD. "FROM THE GREAT LAKES TO THE PACIFIC COAST / AND THE GULF OF MEXICO ALONG THE SANTA FE // 86647" an exceptionally detailed map of the western United States, with the railroad routes & red-circle callouts of the Santa Fe hotels managed by Fred Harvey; postcard mailed DEC 9 1931 (Clear WICHITA & ALTUS TR46 R.P.O. hand cancel) to Lakewood Ohio, message in German, small upper corner crease, mild corner rounding & edge wear, light toning near the edges of both sides. $5.50 mrf-r*

SANTA FE RAILROAD. "H-1200  INDIAN BLDG. AND SANTA FE STATION, ALBUQUERQUE, N. MEX." showing several passengers waiting & 1 train in station; white-border era Fred Harvey post card with very late usage at Cedar Crest New Mexico, mild corner & edge wear. Interesting printed information about the town takes up more than half the message area on back. $3.00 n(a)r(s)f*

SANTA FE RAILROAD. "H-1393 NEW SANTA FE HOTEL, BELEN, NEW MEXICO" corner view including the lunch room exterior, Fred Harvey postcard mailed NOV 1 1921 (CALIENTE & BARSTOW TR. 8  R.P.O. cancel on Pilgrim Tercentenary stamp) to Zanesville Ohio, toned back due to pencil writing, front lightly toned as well, soft corners. $4.00 n(b)fr(s)-r

SANTA FE RAILROAD. "H-1913  CASA DEL DESIERTO, SANTA FE HOTEL, BARSTOW, CALIFORNIA" then new, including the nearby railroad tracks & bridge; Fred Harvey Phostint postcard mailed OCT 28 1921 (clear ASHFORD & LOS ANG. R.P.O. W.D. hand cancel), number penciled neatly in the upper front margin, minor corner wear, handwriting a little hard to read. $3.50 c(b)r(s)-r

SANTA FE RAILROAD. "H-3140  PUEBLO POTTERY VENDORS, ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO" at the Santa Fe Station, as noted on the reverse; unused Fred Harvey post card with fresh colors & good edges, a few tiny speckles of toning on back, but the overall impression is excellent. $5.00 fi(p)pnr

SANTA FE RAILROAD. "LEAVING K. C. / Over the / Santa Fe" simulating a cowboy holdup for an amusing image, unused circa-1910 sepia-tone Azo (triangles up) real photo postcard, trivial corner wear, minor toning on back. $5.00 cr(s)

SANTA FE RAILROAD. "LEAVING / LOS ANGELES // CHICAGO LIMITED" showing a well-dressed couple posed at the end of a Santa Fe railcar; unused sepia-tone Azo (triangles both ways) real photo postcard with divided back & good edges. $5.00 c(l)r(s)

SANTA FE RAILROAD. "SANTA FE DEPOT AND FRAY MARCOS HOTEL, / Williams, Arizona" postcard circa 1915, unused, fresh appearance. Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size 72-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 ar

SANTA FE RAILROAD. "Santa Fe Mission Depot, Albuquerque, N. M." including the tracks & some waiting passengers, unused postcard, circa 1910-1915, back paper browning slightly with age. Shown. $9.00 nr+. Same image, but with mild corner & edge wear, and caption begins with numeral 95 at the top. $8.00 nr+

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SANTA FE RAILROAD. "Santa Fe Railway Station, Amarillo, Texas / 15,914" unused linen post card sold by West Texas News Agency, good edges. $3.00 tr

SANTA FE RAILROAD. "SANTA FE STATION, NEWTON, KANSAS--" unused linen, fresh appearance both sides. $5.00 (kr)*

SANTA FE RAILROAD. "SANTA FE STREAMLINER NEAR RIBERA" in New Mexico, chrome post card mailed 1957, small spots of light toning on back, front shows a little cancel ink in the sky & a little edge wear. $1.50 frn(r)

SANTA FE RAILROAD. "SD45's conquer Summit" showing a freight train going through Cajon Pass California in 1972, unused chrome postcard, near mint. (2 available) $1.25 each. rc

SANTA FE RAILROAD. See also our listings for the AT&SF / Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway when its longer name is used on collectibles.

SANTA FE RAILROAD. "THE CARDENAS HOTEL AND SANTA FE DEPOT, TRINIDAD, COLO." white-border era, tiny spot of toning on back, otherwise fresh. $10.00 (cr)!

SANTA FE RAILROAD. "U-30CG  K. B. King" showing diesel engine numbered 104, a quality sample card from Bledsoe Rail Slides used as a Christmas card! $2.00 rs

SANTA FE RAILROAD. "WA5OPP" Harrah Oklahoma QSL postcard used, Santa Fe Railway Employees Amateur Radio Club member, attractive Indian design. Operator was in Harrah Oklahoma. Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size 72-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 or

SAVANNAH & ATLANTA. Black & white 4.5" x 6.5" glossy photo of its steam locomotive 114 Baldwin 29979 4-6-0 at Savannah Georgia in March 1926, good composition, focus a little fuzzy. Hard to find. $5.00 rg

SAVANNAH FLORIDA & WESTERN RAILWAY / S.F.&W. Approximately 5"x8" glossy black & white photograph of its steam locomotive 100, with tender. Handwritten annotation on back puts the location as Paterson New Jersey in 1893, making this photo a reproduction. $6.00 rn

SAVANNAH FLORIDA & WESTERN RAILWAY / S.F.&W. Approximately 5"x8" glossy black & white photograph of its steam locomotive 45, with tender & 3 Pullmans attached. Charming view with young girl seated nearby. Handwritten annotation on back puts the location as Crescent City Florida about 1899, making this photo a reproduction. $6.00 rf

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SAVANNAH FLORIDA & WESTERN RAILWAY / S.F.&W. Approximately 5"x8" glossy black & white photograph of its Plant System steam locomotive 122 with tender, contrast slightly high but detail is good. Handwritten annotation on back puts the location at Richmond Virginia in 1901, making this photo a reproduction. Hard to find. $6.00 rv

SCIOTO VALLEY TRACTION COMPANY. "Eastern School Building. / Scioto Valley Traction Terminal. / Chillicothe, Ohio.  13466" including a Scioto Valley Traction Company car, passengers & a sign reading 'STREET CARS / GOING IN EITHER DIRECTION / WILL TAKE YOU UP TOWN. / Fare 5 Cents'. Postcard with sky tint, mailed JUN 8 1914 (RPO cancel), minor edge wear. Seldom seen & seldom offered. $24.00 o(c)rs*

SCRANTON SUBURBAN RAILWAY. "FIRST ELECTRIC TROLLEY CAR, SCRANTON, PA.  FIRST ELECTRIC TROLLEY SYSTEM IN THE UNITED STATES" with a crowd gathered around & in it near a Parlor Furniture Store. The side of the trolley is more informative & reads: 'Scranton Suburban Railway / Adams & Washington Avs To Green Ridge'. Postcard mailed in Scranton 1907 to Butte Montana, 2 small corner creases neither into the image. Hard to find! $20.00 p(s)sr(s)f

SEABOARD AIR LINE. "691" sepia-tone Azo (triangles up & down) real photo postcard with good focus & contrast; form over all the back filled in by hand with particulars: Seaboard Air Line engine #206 (M class) at Richmond Virginia on August 6 1916, 27x28 cylinders, 69 drivers, 210500 weight on drivers, 316000 total weight, built in Richmond November 1914, construction number 54907. Apparently a unique photographic record from the Richmond Locomotive Works that built it! Nice: belongs in a museum. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. v(r)r(s)

SEABOARD AIR LINE.  "SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILROAD / GP-9, Number 1923 / Hurtsboro, Alabama, 1960" unused chrome post card from a Clarence Cade photo showing the train passing through, fresh appearance. $1.75 ar(s)

SEABORD COAST LINE. Wanted to buy--postcards & postal cards of this railroad, so that we may restock. Please offer us some, priced in US dollars or Euros!

SHINANO RAILWAY (Japan). "Damaged Karuizawa Station, 10^th Aug. 1910" also captioned in Japanese, unused carte postale with unevenly divided back, very light toning both sides, good edges. The depot is on & operated by the Shinano Railway Line [しなの鉄道線], since 15 July 1910. Thus, the original station did not last long, although it survives today. $10.00 jr(s)

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SHORT LINE RAILROAD. "Bear Creek Canon, Short Line R. R., Colo.  55" showing a train crossing a trestle from a distance to include the scenery; circa 1909 postcard from The Rocky Mountain Series, mild corner & edge wear. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 cr

SKANEATELES SHORT LINE RAILROAD. Approximately 5"x8" black & white photograph of its #1 steam locomotive with tender, obviously reproduced from an older photo but still hard to find, small adherence on front may come off with patience. The line was in New York. $4.50 rn(s)

SMITH GARBUTT LUMBER COMPANY. 5"x8" black & white photograph of its 4-4-0 Cooke steam locomotive & tender at Lyons Georgia in 1906, good focus & composition, contrast just a bit low. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 400% of original print area) & enhanced 144-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 rgl

SOMERSET & DORSET JOINT RAILWAY. "SOMERSET AND DORSET JOINT RAILWAY, 1914 / One of the special 2-8-0 freight engines designed and build at Derby." printed in Great Britain, unused, fresh appearance. Shown with its crest. $1.50 r

SOO LINE RAILROAD COMPANY. Approximately 5"x7" glossy black & white photo of its 2-10-0 steam locomotive 950 with tender, good focus & contrast, copyrighted. Handwritten note on back specifies location as Minneapolis Minnesota in 1936. $5.00 rm

SOO LINE RAILROAD COMPANY. "Crummy can be beautiful. / Soo Line caboose #224 ... in this 1970 view at Stevens Point, WI." unused chrome-era post card in near-mint condition. $1.25 r(s)w(s)

SOO LINE RAILROAD COMPANY. "F is for Frigid" showing its EMD F7 diesel #2202-A at Soo in 1971, unused chrome-era postcard, near mint. $1.25 r

SOO LINE RAILROAD COMPANY. "SOO LINE / Freight train with Soo Line 783 and 752, EMD six motor SD40-2 and SD40 model locomotives, cross the Crow River Bridge at / Rockford, Minnesota, August 13, 1975" unused chrome postcard from a copyrighted photo by A. T. Hennek, excellent condition. $1.50 m(r)pr

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SOO-PACIFIC LINE. "6 Soo-Pacific Line Steamers, Vancouver, B. C." postcard with the advertising in the back message area & the handstamp of Walter H. Allen General Eastern Passenger Agent, speckled dark toning along the left back edge, trivial edge wear. These steamers worked seasonally, extending trips on various railroads -- calling at Glacier Bay Alaska during June, July, and August only. A hard postcard to find, especially in this condition; we have seen only one other and it was in horrible condition. The best ship collection we ever saw (and therefore bought!) & for which we have an inventory, did not have this postcard. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 bs(c)gr

SOUTH AFRICAN RAILWAYS. "GMAM GARRATT 4-8-2+2-8-4" quality 7"x10" modern color print showing their massive locomotives, copyrighted history & technical details in English on the back. Ready to frame. $3.75 r

SOUTH BUFFALO RAILWAY. "South Buffalo Salute" showing its ALCO S2 diesel #76 in a Bicentennial paint scheme in October 1975, unused chrome postcard, near mint. $1.25 rn(s)#

SOUTH EASTERN & CHATHAM RAILWAY. "SOUTH EASTERN AND CHATHAM RAILWAY, 1917 / Maunsell's 'N' class 2-6-0 mixed traffic locomotive" printed in Great Britain, unused, fresh appearance. Shown with its crest. Colourmaster series. $1.50 each. r

SOUTH EASTERN & CHATHAM RAILWAY. Wanted to buy--other postcards of this railway. Please offer us some, priced in US dollars or Euros! *c

SOUTHERN. "SOUTHERN 6133 / Two Model FP7 locomotives head up the / National Railway Historical Society Conven- / tion Special, September 1, 1977..."unused chrome from a photo by Robert A. Williams, good edges. $1.25 r#&

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SOUTHERN. "SOUTHERN 6138 / A combine-coach and a dome-coach…" shown near Old Fort North Carolina, unused chrome in excellent condition. Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size & enhanced 72-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 nr*c

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIL ROAD / SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. "1548 - SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.'S FERRYBOAT 'SOLANO', BENICIA, CALIFORNIA" with train onboard, postcard mailed at Oakland 1910 to Miss Linne Richards in Oakdale Pennsylvania, back heavily toned from album contact, minor corner & edge wear, traces of cancel ink in the sky. $4.00 c(b)r(s)

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIL ROAD / SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. "2717 - Southern Pacific Motor Car, Sacramento Valley Line, California" stopped with a few passengers & railroad personnel looking out, post card from Mitchell, unused. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 mrc(s)*

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIL ROAD / SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. "458 - SOUTHERN PACIFIC DEPOT, AND PARK, MERCED, CALIFORNIA" with track in the foreground & the depot in the distance; unused black & white postcard, long corner crease most easily seen from the back. back paper browning with age (circa 1910 - 1912). Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 c(m)r(s)

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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIL ROAD / SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. "7188. Ferry Boat 'Solano' largest ferry boat in the world, carrying the Overland Limited from Point Costa to Benicia, California" color, mailed 1911, stamp damaged, corner crease, corner & edge wear. Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size & enhanced 72-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 s(s)r

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIL ROAD / SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. "8327.  Lucin Cutoff, Great Salt Lake, Utah" showing a Southern Pacific train on a bridge, unused white-border era postcard, one corner multiply creased. soft corners. Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 277% of original area) & enhanced 120-dpi scan in .jpg (442,880 bytes) or .tif format. $1.75 u(l)r

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIL ROAD / SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. "943 - DOLLARHIDE TRESTLE, SHASTA ROUTE, S. P. R. R."  with steam locomotive 2507 bringing up the rear, color post card from Mitchell, unused, back paper browned lightly with age (circa 1910 - 1912). $6.50 rm

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIL ROAD / SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. "'ACROSS THE STREET IS MEXICO.' / 301  SOUTHERN PACIFIC DEPOT, NOGALES, ARIZONA, MEXICAN DEPOT IN THE DISTANCE" white-border era postcard, unused, fresh colors. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. a(n)r(s)

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIL ROAD / SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. "Crystal Lake, near Sisson, Cal. on the S. P. R. R. / California-Oregon Route." post card made in Germany circa 1912 for the Newman Company of Los Angeles, slight browning of the paper with age, unused, light album marks on front corners (evident only in the sky), trivial wear at the bottom corners. A pretty card. This lake is also known as Medicine Lake. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 c(c)c(s)r

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIL ROAD / SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY."Goin' in circles." showing one of its trains looping over itself at Walong California in 1976, unused chrome postcard, near mint. $1.25 rc#

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIL ROAD / SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.  "GREETINGS FROM / SAN / ANTONIO / TEXAS // 7. Scene on Southern Pacific, Sunset Route, Sunset Depot, San Antonio Texas." with a corner view including an entrance, unused undivided back postcard published by Frank S. Thayer, small corner crease, another corner with minor wear, a little toning in the lower front border, light fingerprint smudge on the back. $10.00 t(s)r(s)

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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIL ROAD / SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. "Howdy" showing its SD45 diesel #9075 at Klamath Falls Oregon in 1979, unused chrome postcard, near mint. $1.25 ro#

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIL ROAD / SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. "LARK / Southern Pacific's train No. 76, 'Lark', south- / bound at Glendale, Calif. at 8:00 AM on April / 16, 1965..." unused chrome post card from a photo by Leo Caloia, slight yellowing of the paper with age, minor edge wear. $1.25 rc#

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIL ROAD / SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. "MALLET ARTICULATED LOCOMOTIVE / EXHIBITED BY SOUTHERN PACIFIC AT / PANAMA-PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION" with interesting facts printed below it on front, unused postcard, minor corner wear. Hard to find, especially in this nice a condition. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. r(s)e

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIL ROAD / SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. "Motor Car used on Southern Pacific Lines in Oregon" car #9 stopped so that the engineer, passengers & conductor could hang outside for the shot; postcard mailed 1910 from Medford, corner wear. pinhole near top center. $6.00 or

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIL ROAD / SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. "New Pecos River High Bridge on Southern Pacific Lines / between Del Rio and Langtry, Texas" as it looked in 1946. Linen postcard sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 277% of original postcard area) & enhanced 120-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.75 tbr

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIL ROAD / SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. "Pecos High Bridge, Texas" showing the highest bridge in America along the Southern Pacific Railroad, being crossed by a long train; unused color post card, toned back, minor corner rounding. $7.50 trs

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIL ROAD / SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. "SOUTHERN PACIFIC 4294 / The big cab forward 4-8-8-2 was the last steam / locomotive purchased by the Southern Pacific" as seen 1969 in Sacramento, chrome postcard from a photo by Mac Owne, fairly fresh. $1.50 cr

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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIL ROAD / SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. "Southern Pacific Ferry Boat 'Berkeley' / San Francisco, Cal." much writing on front dates to 1914 from someone on their way to Spokane, brownish paper, stamp removed, 2 corner creases. $5.50

"Southern Pacific Railway Barge 'Mastodon,' the largest of its / class in the world, crossing Mississippi River, at Avon- / dale, ten miles above New Orleans" color Americhrome post card mailed NOV 9 1912 at New Orleans, corner crease, corner wear & rounding. $8.00 l(a)r(s)s(r) NEW / NEU / NOUVEAU

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIL ROAD / SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY."Southern Pacific way up north." showing its GE Dash9044CW diesel #8140 going through Wisconsin in 1994, unused chrome-era postcard, near mint. $1.25 rw#

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIL ROAD / SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY."S. P. Ferry Steamer 'Alameda' San Francisco-Oakland, Calif." post card published by Pacific Novelty circa 1910-1915, unused, toned back, long crease, much edge wear. $5.50

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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIL ROAD / SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. "S. P. Ferry Steamer Santa Clara, San Francisco- Oakland, Calif." postcard on brownish paper, published by Pacific Novelty circa 1910-1915, unused & fresh appearance. $8.50 s(s)r

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIL ROAD / SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. "S. S. Antilles" black & white mailed 1910, stamp removed, evenly toned back, heavy cancel ink on front, front toning mostly at 2 opposite corners. $5.50

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIL ROAD / SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. "They didn't call them Train Masters for nothin'." showing its Fairbanks-Morse H24-66 at Redwood City California in 1970, unused chrome-era postcard, near mint. $1.25 rc#

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIL ROAD / SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY."Train leaving Mt. Tamalpais, California. / The most scenic mountain railway rid on earth." prominently including the Tavern of Tamalpais, an improbable looking early aircraft overhead; unused postcard with divided back using the Southern Pacific 'Road of a Thousand Wonders' slogan, published by Cardinell-Vincent Company in San Francisco, back paper toned a bit & yellowing with its circa-1912 age, minor edge wear, very faint bottom corner crease which we almost missed. Seldom offered in any condition. $11.50 c(m)r(s)

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIL ROAD / SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. "YOUR COAST Daylight TRIP / SAN FRANCISCO - LOS ANGELES" folder on thin paper with 10 postcard-size panels including a detailed map & timetable, information about meal service and baggage, plus much more. Undated, showing diesel engine 6050, but age is suggested by the browning paper. Careful handling suggested. $7.50 rm

SOUTHERN PACIFIC-SANTA FE RAIL ROAD. "'Kodachrome' Diesels" showing ex-Santa Fe #5976 idling at San Bernardino California in 1987 (color scheme seldom seen because their merger was disallowed), unused chrome-era postcard, near mint. (2 available) $1.50 each. rc*

SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Please see also our section of ships owned by the Southern Railway. Ship shown is the Steamer Brighton.

SOUTHERN RAILWAY. "SOUTHERN RAILWAY, 1941 / 'Merchant Navy' class Pacific designed by O.V.S. Bulleid." printed in Great Britain, unused, fresh appearance. Shown with its crest. Colourmaster series. $1.50 r

SOUTHERN RAILWAY. "SOUTHERN RAILWAY'S / #6147 and #5041" unused chrome post card with saturated colors in excellent condition, spectacular composition. The photographer? Matt Small! $1.75 n(g)r(s)p(s) NEW / NEU / NOUVEAU

SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Wanted to buy--post cards depicting the Asheville Special and the Augusta Special. Please offer us some, priced in US dollars or Euros! *c

SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE. "R-9  RAILROAD STATION AT RIDGECREST, N. C. / E-8038" unused linen from Asheville Post Card Company, light toning in upper front borders, grayish paper on back. Built and used by the Southern Railroad Line. $8.00 nr

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SOUTHERN TIMBER COMPANY. Approximately 8"x5" glossy black & white photo of its steam locomotive at Allenhurst Georgia (where there was a lumber mill) in 1920, excellent contrast & focus. Numbering handwritten on back is confusing: the locomotive shows 1526 clearly but back also mentions #2. $5.00 rgl

SOUTH MANCHURIA RAILWAY COMPANY. "Anzan Steel Works, in course of construction, under S. M. R. Co. management." Violet handstamp reading "Welcome / Dairen City". Unused post card published by South Manchuria Railway Company. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size & enhanced 72-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50

SOUTH MANCHURIAN RAILWAY COMPANY & CHINA EASTERN RAILWAY. The China Clipper, Volume 58 Number 3 (March 1994), official publication of The China Stamp Society Inc. Articles include: the Korean government in exile at Shanghai; Chinese Eastern Railway & South Manchurian Railway; and more. $2.75 ck-rr

SPERRY RAIL SERVICE. Wanted to buy--postcards & postal cards of this railroad, so that we may restock. Please offer us some, priced in US dollars or Euros!

SPOKANE, PORTLAND & SEATTLE RAILWAY. "Copyright, J. A. McCormick" with a handwritten 'A view from our dining hall' added in the front; sepia-tone real photo postcard showing some Washington scenery with the unmistakable silhouette of stratovolcano Mount Rainier prominent in the distance (as seen from the northeast, therefore probably from nearby Keechelus Lake in the foreground). Mailed 1915 from Berkeley California by a passenger writing aboard the S.S. Northern Pacific -- which exclusively sailed  the Astoria Oregon to San Francisco route of  the Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railway -- returning from a stay near the pictured scenery. Both the Lake and Mount Rainier are near Seattle. Rarely offered. partly because the caption is vague, and partly because the vantage point would have to be researched (as we did). $11.00 r(s)s(c)w(m)vm

    
SPRINGFIELD & NORTH-EASTERN RAIL ROAD.  Mostly complete MAR 7 83 NEW YORK (12 in killer) cancel on Scott UX4 postal card with small watermark, neatly addressed to "Mr. Wm. K. Baker, Treas., Springfield Massachusetts", neatly written message on the back clarifying the quantity of an order, slight photo corner mount toning at all corners of the front (but not the back). u(p)r-gr OFFER WITHDRAWN

S.P.R.R. "843 - IN THE SNOWSHEDS, SIERRA NEVADA MOUNTAINS, OGDEN ROUTE, S. P. R. R. / COPYRIGHT 1907 / BY EDW H. MITCHELL / ..." post card, unused. brownish paper, album marks on back. $7.00 mr

ST. LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY COMPANY. Wanted to buy--postcards & postal cards of this railroad, so that we may restock. Please offer us some, priced in US dollars or Euros!

STRASBURG RAIL ROAD COMPANY. "THE STRASBURG RAIL ROAD / Route 741 / Strasburg, Penn. / A typical 1890 period train of America's oldest / shortline railroad hustles westbound with a trainload of happy tourists." unused chrome from Dexter Press. fresh appearance & good edges. $1.50 rp

STRASBURG RAIL ROAD COMPANY. "THE STRASBURG RAIL ROAD / ROUTE 741 / STRASBURG, PA. / In addition to the oldest passenger coaches operating / in American today..." including many people, unused chrome from Dexter Press. fresh appearance & good edges. $1.50 rp

STRASBURG RAIL ROAD COMPANY. "THE STRASBURG RAIL ROAD / Route 741 / STRASBURG, PENN. / Locomotive No. 1223, built... / fresh from the paint shop of America's / Oldest Short Line Railroad" unused chrome from Dexter Press. fresh appearance & good edges. $1.50 rp

'SUNSHINE SPECIAL'. "THE SUNSHINE SPECIAL--ST. LOUIS-MEMPHIS-TEXAS. MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD" with William Harnden Foster art depicting locomotive #6434 speeding along the bluffs of Mississippi just south of Saint Louis, advertising text on the postcard back by the railroad who published it, mailed circa 1910, stamp badly damaged, 2 corners creased, all corners with rounding, light toning both sides, lacks freshness. $8.00 r(s)r(m)a

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TACOMA RAILWAY & MOTOR COMPANY. "114  THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY STATION AT POINT DEFIANCE PARK, TACOMA, WASH.  48319" white-border era post card from a photo credited to F. H. Nowell, very light toning both sides, very late usage at Alderton Washington (large Boys Town seal depicting high school students at a library), soft corners. The operators were the Tacoma Railway & Motor Company, which connected to The Tacoma & Steilacoom Railway (the world's first interurban). The reason you do not see more people, was that railway charged an extra nickel if you rode to this last stop; many walked. $9.00 w(t)r(t)

TAMALPAIS SCENIC RAILWAY. "Tamalpais Scenic Ry. on the way to Mt. Tamalpais, Cal." showing their steam locomotive #3 & personnel; unused postcard published by M. Rieder (their No. 4002), printed in Germany, trivial corner wear, otherwise excellent condition. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. r(m)c(t)

TAMPA SUBURBAN RAILWAY. Approximately 6-7/8"x4-3/8" black & white photo captioned "Mrs. Irene Maybury Dudley from Tampa Public Library", showing its Brill double decker #2 with passengers & two other railcars nearby, circa 1895 - 1900 according to the handwritten annotation on the back. $5.00 rf

TANGANYIKA RAILWAYS. "S / S LIEMBA KIGOMA" sepia-tone postcard, Photo-Baily No. 17, serrated edge from booklet, minor edge wear. Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (almost 2x original postcard area) 100-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 (s(t)tr)*

TATA IRON & STEEL COMPANY LIMITED (India). 5"x7" black & white photo of its Porter 7610 steam locomotive 76 & tender (circa 1944), good composition & focus & contrast. $5.00 ri

TENNESSEE & NORTH CAROLINA. Black & white 4"x6.5" glossy photograph of its steam locomotive #100 Baldwin 4-4-0, tender & Pullman car at Newport Tennessee in 1932. Good composition & contrast. $3.75 rt. Same image but larger print at 5"x8". $5.00 rt

TENNESSEE RAILWAY. Approximately 5"x7" glossy black & white photo showing its steam locomotive 21 with tender, good focus & contrast, copyrighted. $5.00 rt

"TERRE HAUTE INDIANAPOLIS & EASTERN TRACTION COMPANY" unused real photo postcard showing its interurban car in the water near a covered bridge, several windows broken out, many spectators looking on; both sides lightly toned, long internal crease stays within the water, minor corner wear. Obviously one-of-a-kind: no caption (so we used the railroad name alongside the car, no photographer or publisher attribution. $37.50 di(t)r(t)

TEXAS & PACIFIC RAILWAY. "New T. & P. Station, Abilene, Texas" trackside, circa 1912 postcard with very late usage there, tiny upper corner crease, mild corner wear & rounding. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. t(a)r(t)

TEXAS & PACIFIC RAILWAY. "TEXAS & PACIFIC STATION, DETROIT, TEXAS / 2078" unused black & white on yellowish paper, one corner creased twice, a long internal crease, two pinholes that close well near the bottom (!) with scrapes around them, extensive toning, as is. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 tr##

THAI NATIONAL RAILWAYS. Four different continental Ilford real photo postcards showing various steam locomotives (numbers 2227, 398, 0648 & 286). writing on back identifies railroad & type (e.g., 4-6-2 and 2-8-2), excellent condition. All four for $27.00 total rt

THAI NATIONAL RAILWAYS. Four different continental black & white photographs showing various steam locomotives (numbers 32, 362, 363 & 967). writing on back identifies railroad & type (e.g., 0-4-0 and 2-8-2), dark images with low contrast. All four $20.00 rt

'THE AMERICAN'. "SPEED AND SECURITY / The American / Pennsylvania Railroad" unused advertising postcard with its route information printed atop the back message area, small upper corner crease, several internal creases are none too conspicuous. $4.57 r(t)r(p)

THE CITY RAILWAY COMPANY OF DAYTON OHIO. "Coupon Pass // THE CITY RAILWAY / COMPANY // DAYTON, OHIO / THIRD STREET LINE" cover of pass book that was good for 50 passages, expiration date of 6-25-09 penned inside, numbered 722, signature of Andrew S. Iddings (noted for his Wright Brothers homecoming photos & inventor of the stereoptic camera) & E. D. Greiner (president) inside. The tape covering the staples has partially detached, so we show it extended here. $15.00 o(d)pr(t)g(i)a

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THE CITY RAILWAY COMPANY OF DAYTON OHIO. Engraved stock certificate No. 85 for 100 shares of The City Railway Company of Dayton Ohio, signed by William H. Simms (Secretary) & S. B. Corwin (President) on 5 October 1893, embossed seal; registered & countersigned to Catherine Harris on 3 September 1895 at The Union Safe Deposit & Trust Company, 2 inconspicuous vertical creases to make it envelope size. Measurements approximately 11-1/4" x 7-7/8". Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 o(d)sr(t)ggg

THE WESTERN RAILWAY OF ALABAMA. "'Awaiting a Clear Board' - Engineer Fritzi Scheff on the Atlanta & West Point Railroad Company, and The Western Railway of Alabama" showing steam locomotive #19, litho-chrome postcard printed in Germany & jointly published by the 2 railroads, mailed MAY 3 1908 from Birmingham Alabama to Miss Belle Applegate in Owensboro Kentucky, 1/4" tear into the top sky, minor corner wear, unusual subject matter. Rare: no offers, recorded sales, or exhibits when we searched the Internet. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. r(t)r(a)

THE WESTERN RAILWAY OF ALABAMA. "THE West Point ROUTE / 'At The Throttle' - A fast run with Engineer Fritzi Scheff, on the Atlanta & West Point Railroad Company and The Western Railway of Alabama" on steam locomotive #19, litho-chrome postcard printed in Germany & jointly published by the 2 railroads, mailed APR 26 1908 from Birmingham Alabama to Miss Belle Applegate in Owensboro Kentucky, 1/4" tear into the top sky, unusual subject matter. Rare: no offers, recorded sales, or exhibits when we searched the Internet. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. r(t)r(a)p

THE WESTERN RAILWAY OF ALABAMA. "THE West Point ROUTE / New York and New Orleans Limited on the A & W. P. R. R. and The Western Railway of Alabama" postcard printed in Germany & jointly published by the 2 railroads, mailed APR 27 1908 from Birmingham Alabama, upper corner crease, long but faint bottom corner crease, next-day arrival cancel on front. Hard to find! Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. r(t)r(a)a(t)

THE WESTERN RAILWAY OF ALABAMA. "THE West Point ROUTE / Club Car, New York and New Orleans Limited, A. & W. P. R. R. Co., and The Western Railway of Alabama" litho-chrome post card printed in Germany & jointly published by the 2 railroads, mailed APR 17 1908. Shown in Wikimedia Commons but seldom offered. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. r(t)r(a)i

THIRD AVENUE RAILWAY SYSTEM. "STEINWAY LINES 535" / Car No. 535 was built in 1913 by the Cin- / cinnati Car Co. for the Manhattan Bridge 3˘ Line and was purchased by the Third Ave. / Ry. ..." unused chrome postcard from a photo by E. Alfred Seibel, tiny corner bend, a short internal crease mostly in the sky. Provided local transportation for Steinway Piano Company employees (Long Island City, Queens). $2.75 r(t)n(l)m

TITUSVILLE LUMBER COMPANY. Black & white 4"x8" glossy photo of its steam locomotive #592 Baldwin 6260 2-6-0; ex WM 205; 3x SI&E 592. Exemplary composition & focus & contrast. Rare. Titusville is in Florida. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 rlf

TOLEDO & INDIANA ELECTRIC RAILWAY. "MAIN ST. LOOKING WEST, / DELTA, O." its front signed for TOLEDO and BRYAN, as it passed by a horse-and-buggy parked outside the bakery/restaurant offering 'ICE CREAM / and ICE CREAM SODAS'; sepia-tone real photo postcard mailed SEP 1908 at Delta Ohio, faint album marks at the back corners, trivial wear to one upper corner. The village complained to the Railroad Commission of Ohio that the electric wires were dangerous & should be removed; the commission declined, thinking the matter suitable for local regulation. More signage will yield on magnification. Hard to find; none others were offered when we searched the Internet. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 r(t)o(d)mf

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TOLEDO & OHIO CENTRAL RAIL ROAD. "T. and O. C. excursion train derailed / at Martel, O. on the night of July 26 '10 / caused by broken glass in signal" showing a wreck of the Toledo & Ohio Central Railroad, unused sepia-tone Azo (triangles up) real photo postcard, much oxidation, good edges. Rare! Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. o(m)r(t)d

TORONTO, HAMILTON & BUFFALO RAILWAY. "T. H. & B. Depot, Hamilton, Canada" including a steam locomotive & passengers in the station, color postcard mailed 1927 to Ohio (2-c Confederation commemorative tied), back toned considerably especially near its short edges, front toning noticeable in the white borders, some cancel ink in the sky, corner & edge wear. $4.75 o(h)r(t)

TRILBY - SAN ANTONIO & CYPRESS RAILROAD. "TRILBY - SAN ANTONIO & CYPRESS R. R. / 'ORANGE BELT ROUTE' / Number 76, Decorated in its Bicentennial Paint Scheme..." unused chrome from a photo by Mary Jayne Rowe, very light toning at one back corner, exceptionally colorful front. $2.00 r

TTC. "TTC crane car C-2 (TTC, 1921) positions rail at Neville loop / in a night trackwork project aug. 12, 1967..." unused chrome from a photo by Ted Wickson, fresh appearance, unusual subject matter. $2.50

UINTAH RAILWAY. "MASTER PHOTOGRAPHERS / No. 16 -- William H. Jackson took many interesting / pictures of the sights along the railroad, including / this one of the 'Snowflake Hotel' at Uintah..." with men & readable signs outside, sepia-tone repro on unused chrome post card. Interesting. The railroad referred to in the caption was the narrow gauge Uintah Railway, founded in 1902 for Gilsonite mining. $2.25 upr

ULSTER & DELAWARE. "BIG INDIAN, N. Y. LOOKING EAST FROM R. R. STATION" from the Ulster & Delaware depot, linen Ad-View postcard mailed there JUL 12 1954. Published for Bryant's Store in Big Indian. In the digital collection of the Hudson River Valley Heritage; seldom offered. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. n(b)r(u)

UNIDENTIFIED. Approximately 8"x5" glossy black & white photo of a DLW 2-6-2T at an unspecified location, modern copyright date, handwritten annotation on back reads "Coronet 5", good focus & contrast. $2.50 r

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. Black & white 5"x8" photograph of its steam locomotive #4500 & tender at Omaha Nebraska in December 1945, good focus & contrast & composition. $3.00 rn

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. "CALIFORNIA / Land of Recreation and Opportunity / The one vacationland everybody plans to / visit ..." unused circa-1942 Union Pacific Railroad linen post card, minor edge wear. $2.00 c(u)r(u)

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. "CITY OF LOS ANGELES / Union Pacific's dome-lounge No. 9000 brings / up the rear of the 13 car 'City of Los Angeles' / at Hermosa, Wyo., October 16, 1955." Unused chrome-era postcard from a photo by Bob Collins, minor wear to one corner. $1.50 wpr

near INKOM (BANNOCK COUNTY). "CITY OF PORTLAND / Union Pacific's 'City of Portland' is westbound / just east of Inkom, Idaho" A trio of EMD passenger / units power the train" unused chrome postcard from a Union Pacific Railroad photo, saturated colors & fresh appearance. $1.50 i(i)r(u)

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. "FORM 1524 / UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM" 1920's notice of forwarding on revalued 2-c to 1-c government postal card, printed address to Mr. W. H. Connor, G.A. at Cincinnati Ohio, unused, rusty paper clip mark on form side. $1.50 ro

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. "Giant U-boat" showing its twin-engine U50 diesel #47 in 1960, unused chrome postcard, near mint. (2 available) $1.25 each. r

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. Image File, Volume 17 Number 2, containing "The [Union Pacific] Challenger - Everybody's Limited" & "For Love of Chocolate" by Barbara L. Anderson. $2.25 the complete issue. prf

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.  "LARAMIE ROLLING MILLS" unused circa-1904 black & white postcard with undivided back, tiny corner crease, very faint album marks at 2 back corners. Owned by the Union Pacific Railroad Company, it made such products as track spikes & mine rails. $8.00 wir(u)

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UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. "LILY POND, WILD BASIN, ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK. / REACHED VIA UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM." white-border era published by the railroad (their logo on the back), mailed 1918, minor corner & edge wear, 2 small & faint internal creases. $2.75 r

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. "Loading Sherman Gravel, near Buford, Wyo. / On Line of Union Pacific" showing a large quarry shovel in action loading a Union Pacific Railroad car, circa 1915, corner & edge wear along bottom, otherwise fresh. Interesting markings on train: 'LAST CAR', M. C. H. COUPLER / AIR BRAKE', 'NEW YORK / AIR BRAKE' & more. Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (almost 2x original postcard area) 100-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 wmr+

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. "Map of Utah and Northern Arizona" from the Union Pacific (Railroad) System. Unused postcard, nice & detailed. $3.75 wu(u)r(u)

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. "Night Scene, Union Pacific R. R. Shops. Omaha, Neb." color, circa 1910, writing on back is small scribble in pencil, back toned considerably, corner & edge wear. $3.00 nr**. Same but no writing on back, 1" indentation near top edge that is hard to see. Shown. Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (almost 2x original postcard area) 100-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 nr

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. "North Platte, Nebr. Canteen located in the Union Pacific Rail- / road station is operated by…" with women soldiers & sailors singing around a piano, brownish paper, minor corner wear. Sheet music on piano includes 'Last Night I Said A Prayer". Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size & enhanced 72-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 (nr)*^

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD."'ON THE OLD OREGON TRAIL' / O. S. L. DEPOT, NAMPA, IDAHO  104340" with tracks in the foreground, a couple of passengers waiting, and 'UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM' inscribed prominently on the building; unused white-border era postcard,  minor wear at one corner, tiny spot in lower front margin, otherwise fresh. The Oregon Short Line Railroad stretched from Granger Wyoming to Huntington Oregon through Idaho. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 ir(u)r(o)

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. "'ON UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM' / SIOUX INDIANS AND TEPEES, FRONTIER DAYS, CHEYENNE, WYO." unused linen post card, minor corner rounding, light toning shows in front borders, heavily toned back. $1.25 iwr

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. "PULLMAN ROOMS OFFER / PRIVACY AND COMFORT" showing a well dressed older couple in the interior of one, railroad issued, mailed 1961 from Denver, small creases at bottom corners, still attractive, unusual subject matter. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size & enhanced 72-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 ri*

UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY. See also our more specific listings for the Los Angeles Limited.

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UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. "SS Beaver, Astoria, Oregon" unused sepia-tone Cyko real photo post card showing the ship underway with passengers, faint small corner crease. Owned by the Union Pacific Railroad and operated by the San Francisco and Portland Steamship Company along the West Coast, prior to becoming the submarine tender USS Beaver. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 s(c)r(u)s(s)os(m)

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. "ST-7 / STEAMTOWN U.S.A.  BELLOWS FALLS, VERMONT / .../ 'The Biggest Locomotive on Earth' / The U. P. 'Big Boy'" unused chrome postcard in excellent condition. $1.50 v(b)r(u)s

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. "Steamer Beaver / in Portland, Oregon, Harbor" sepia-tone post card, numbered S 1257 on back, unused, small spot of toning on back, edge wear, tiny scrape in sky on front. Owned by the Union Pacific Railroad and operated by the San Francisco and Portland Steamship Company along the West Coast, prior to becoming the submarine tender USS Beaver. $6.50 s(s)s(c)r(u)os(m)

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.  "SUN VALLEY, IDAHO -- America's Foremost Year 'Round Vacationland" linen post card published by Union Pacific Railroad, claiming on the back that the area could only be reached via that railroad, mailed during World War II with patriotic stamp, light but distracting cancel ink on front. $2.00 ir

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. "Taken Oct 16 - 1906 at St. / Paul, Nebraska, a junction of the / Union Pacific. The train is a / gasolene(sic) motor train in use / there on a branch line." showing 4 well-dressed men in front of a baggage wagon (one box on it labeled Dunbar Company / NO DELAY) & two cars marked UNION PACIFIC in back of them; uncaptioned sepia-tone real photo postcard mailed 1906, sharp focus & good contrast. The branch line of the UP mentioned in the message is probably either the Grand Island to Ord, or the Saint Paul to Loup City. Obviously one-of-a-kind: no printed caption (ours simply repeats the message on front), no photographer attribution, no publisher attribution. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 n(s)r(u)*

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. "THE GREAT WHITE THRONE / Nearly twice as high as the tallest / building in the world…" post card mailed 1954, from a Union Pacific photo. $1.25 u(z)r(u)

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. "THE NEBRASKA STATE CAPITOL / Lincoln, Nebraska" unused Plastichrome® postcard from a Union Pacific Railroad colorphoto, minor wear at one upper corner. $1.25 cn(l)r

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. "The Observation Parlor on The Los Angeles Limited" operated by the Union Pacific Railway, undivided back advertising postcard detailing the Chicago-Southern California route of which it was a part; unused, a lot of album paste residue on back obscures nothing, a little thinning in the stamp box area. The Limited started service in 1905 and continued till 1954, so this is an early item from its history. $6.00 r(u)i(m)

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. "This engine, called 'The Big Boy', was duplicated / in scale ... / ...carved of unusual / burl walnut and ivory" showing a side view of the Union Pacific steam locomotive & tender model at the Warther Museum in Dover Ohio; unused chrome postcard, a few tiny spots near a bottom front corner, light yellowish toning along the bottom back. $2.50 o(d)kmr

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. "This is Ed when he was hauling beets. This is the beet dump. Has Johns horses." showing their descent after dumping a heavy wagonload of sugar beets into a waiting Union Pacific car on the siding, undoubtedly destined for the Great Western Sugar Company mill at Longmont; uncaptioned (so we used the back message), sepia-tone real photo post card mailed at Julesburg Colorado DEC 3 1909, long bottom corner crease, corners worn & rounded. The Union Pacific depot in Sedgwick County is now a museum. Probably one-of-a-kind: no caption, no photographer attribution, no publisher information. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. c(s)afr(u)h

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. "Train near Corlett, Wyo. / 'On Line of Union Pacific." color from Barkalow Bros., circa 1915, unused, fresh appearance. Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (almost 2x original postcard area) 100-dpi scan in .jpg (261,907 bytes) or .tif format. $1.50 wr

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UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. Uncaptioned sepia-tone postcard with good focus & contrast, mailed Sept. 12 1910 from North Lake Wisconsin, dictated message reads in part "I had some good rides on this train..." Shows a Bucyrus crane from South Milwaukee working alongside a steam engine pushing at least 4 dump cars (numbered 10, 20, 14 & 8) all rolling stock of the T. A. Kearns Company. The Union Pacific had a railroad crossing at North Lake, and now we know how they got there! Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. w(n)g(k)r(u)

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. "Union Depot, Lewiston, Idaho" on Main Street, including several people, horse-drawn taxis & old autos outside it; unused post card from Sprouse & Son (their 11246), surprisingly fresh for its age (circa 1910). Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 itr(u)

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. "UNION DEPOT, OWATONNA, MINN." with train in station & several passengers, postcard mailed there JUN 24 1920, very light toning, minor corner wear. More completely, this is the Union Pacific depot.Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. m(o)r(u)

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. "UNION PACIFIC 4003 / One of the big ones, UP's Big Boy is ready to / depart with freight from Cheyenne, Wyo. Nov. / 1956" unused chrome, slight yellowing of the paper with age. Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size & enhanced 72-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 rw

"UNION PACIFIC 8444 / A portrait of the UP's big Northern at Laramie / Wyoming, Sept. 1, 1963" unused chrome from Audio-Visual Designs, back imprint commemorates the 100t^h Anniversary of the Transcontinental Railroad, fresh appearance. $1.50 wr(u)

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. "UNION PACIFIC 8444 / Doing what it was designed for, one of the UP's / 800 series pulls the passengers… / …near Yoder Wyoming, June 1968" unused chrome postcard with fresh appearance, back imprint commemorates the 100^th anniversary of the Transcontinental Railroad. $1.50 wr(u)

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. "UNION PACIFIC 8444 / The Union Pacific's big Northern, oil fired loco- / motive leaves to cross over the bridge…" unused chrome-era post card from Audio-Visual Designs, fresh appearance. $1.50 wr(u)

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. "Union Pacific Depot, Cheyenne, Wyo." post card from Barkalow Bros., circa 1910, unused, fresh appearance. $6.00 wr(u)

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. "Union Pacific Railroad Historical Museum in the Rail- / road's headquarters building in Omaha..." showing some of its holdings, unused black & white postcard, fairly fresh. $3.00 nrm

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. "Union Pacific R. R. Shops, Omaha, Neb." mailed 1915, considerable toning & edge wear. $3.25 nr*+

UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM. "THE TIOGA ROAD AND THE GIH SIERRA BETWEEN LAKE TAHOE AND YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK / REACHED VIA UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM" showing the auto-stage, unused white-border era postcard published by the Union Pacific System, tiny spot of toning on one front edge, otherwise fresh. $4.00 c(h)r

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UNITED AIRCRAFT. "UA Turbo-Train" stopped in 1971 at Billings Montana, unused chrome postcard, near mint. $1.50 r(u)m(b)a(u)#

UNITED STATES NAVY RAIL ROAD / NAVY RAILROAD / NAVAL RAILROAD. Uncaptioned circa-1910 sepia-tone Azo (triangles up) real photo postcard picturing 3 sailors seated on the cow-catcher of a U. S. Navy Railroad steam locomotive. That railroad is used to ship ordinance & supplies among the widespread portions of Naval Base Kitsap (located in Kitsap, Mason & Jefferson Counties Washington). Lengthy message on back reads 'This picture was taken in a place called Chicago(sic) Wn. near Seattle Wn. where we were camped in a woods.' Chico is about 17 miles west of Seattle, over water, and near Bremerton where the Navy Yards are, in Kitsap County. Strictly speaking Chico is not a part of Naval Base Kitsap, but it could well have been the only nearby place that the sailor writing on the back knew. These sailors might have been on rest & recreation while their ship was being fixed, and it is easy to see how they could get the name of such a small place wrong. Obviously one-of-a-kind. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. w(c)m(n)r(u)

UNSPECIFIED. "141 TD" quality 7"x10" modern color print showing an example tank locomotive run in either direction on suburban train lines, copyrighted history & technical details in English on the back. Ready to frame: three punch holes in margin could be matted out. $3.75 r

UNSPECIFIED. "1447.  Traveling thru the Mountains the / Modern Way." unused postcard made in the USA for publisher J. L. Robbins in Spokane, numbered R-71649 on back, upper corner crease hard to detect from the front (in a dark area), very short stress mark just into the caption top. Surprisingly hard to find. If a railroad paid for its printing, then they forgot that most import detail when they were captioning! If a local business paid for it, then they left out the name of the location! $8.50 r(u)

UNSPECIFIED. "2128" German locomotive with 2 track inspectors beside their quadcycle inspection vehicle, sepia-tone real photo postcard with matte finish, German writing on back in old script. No publisher or photographer attribution either side. Unusual & possibly  unique. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 br(u)g

UNSPECIFIED. "HUGHES 4-6-4 TANK / 1924" unused regular-size postcard, hint of wear at bottom corners, copyrighted 1981. $1.25 r

UNSPECIFIED. "KRIEGSLOK 2-10-0" quality 7"x10" modern color print showing a locomotive close-up, copyrighted history & technical details in English on the back. Ready to frame: three punch holes in margin could be matted out. Design saw heavy German use during World War II. $3.75 r

UNSPECIFIED. "P36 4-8-4" quality 7"x10" modern color print showing a locomotive of Soviet design close-up, copyrighted history & technical details in English on the back. Ready to frame: three punch holes in margin could be matted out. $3.75 r

UNSPECIFIED. "SEPHENSON'S ROCKET" quality 7"x10" modern color print showing what many consider the first locomotive close-up, copyrighted history & technical details in English on the back. Ready to frame: three punch holes in margin could be matted out. $3.75 r

UNSPECIFIED. "The COEY BICYCLE ATTACHMENT / Invented and patented by C. A. Coey. / Fits any bicycle. Weighs only eight pounds. / Can be folded when not in use. Can be attached in / three minutes. Greatest seller of the age. Agents / wanted. Order today. First order secures agency. / PRICE $12.00 / C. A. COEY & CO. / D-1424 Michigan Avenue / CHICAGO ILLINOIS" postcard with an enlarged black & white illustration of the attachment on back, mailed 1908 to the Romeo Electric Light Plant at Romeo Michigan. Astonishing illustration: a man, woman & child each on their own bicycle riding a railroad track, stabilized to the rail they are not on by the device. [And, hopefully, not encountering a train coming from the other direction! The postcard never stated the detachment time!] This device ostensibly made a smooth paved road out of a railroad track, or so they thought. By showing a family on an outing, the ad is essentially saying "Safe enough for your entire family." By showing a woman riding a bicycle not in a public place and with her husband, she is not being depicted as the loose woman some of her day might have thought. No other offers or displays of this advertising when we searched the internet; all we could find were black & white ads that appeared in a few magazines & journals of the time. So the inventors did try to make money from the invention, but evidently their efforts did not last long. Surprised? We venture to say that the publicity of a few unfortunate accidents put this bad idea to a well-deserved rest. Hopefully not many horrific family outings resulted. $180.00 bi(c)ar(u)fg(c)

UNSPECIFIED. "The Steam Hauler" postcard mailed FEB 7 1911 to Miss Marie LeCount in Cromwell Indiana, small dark spot at upper right edge near a corner crease, smaller bottom corner crease opposite, tape repairs tears from the bottom center very skillfully (you would first notice it from the back), other edge wear is minor. This powerful locomotive could operate on snow or ice on 2 caterpillar tracks, pulling as many as 14 loaded sleighs of logs. In this time frame it would have been built by the Phoenix Iron Works in Eau Clair Wisconsin. Notice the caption emphasis is on the machine, not the place or logging company involved. Therefore, the generality of how and when it could be used is the whole point of the view, probably part of an advertising campaign. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. w(e)r(u)wlu

UNSPECIFIED. Uncaptioned real photo post card showing a worker riding the rails of what is probably an interurban electric railroad line in a small engine-driven work car, fairly fresh, unused. Electric utilities also used such cards. Unlikely to be produced in commercial quantities: note the pronounced tilt, lack of photographer attribution or publisher attribution or caption. $5.00 r(u)u

UNSPECIFIED. Uncaptioned sepia-tone Azo (triangles both ways) real photo postcard shows 4 railroad workers on a locomotive (number showing is 305), toned back. Identification of men from writing on front: "Regg, Buck, W. D.  Pruiett 1923"; handwriting a little hard to read. Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size & enhanced 72-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 r(u)

UNSPECIFIED. Uncaptioned sepia-tone real photo, approximately 6-3/4" x 4-5/8", showing an interracial interurban crew of at least 14 returning from a rockslide removal mission -- probably in Ohio or West Virginia considering our source. A breaking mechanism is on the back of the specialized first car to drop weights on large rocks. The shattered rocks were then shoveled aboard the trailing flatcar (numbered 214 on its side) by the men. Seldom seen material & exceptionally interesting. Multiple railroad collectors passing by the table where this was displayed at a show did a double-take; we noticed & bought it. $20.00 r(u)

UNSPECIFIED. Uncaptioned sepia-tone Azo (all triangles up) real photo post card showing locomotive 438 & five trainmen, good focus & contrast, heavily toned back, 2 internal creases. Part of the tender informs us the railroad's abbreviation ended in Y. $5.00 r(u)p

UNSPECIFIED. Uncaptioned sepia-tone Azo (triangles both ways) real photo postcard of a mobile railyard crane & 3 workers, a job in progress; bottom corner crease, oxidation consistent with circa-1910 age. This crane travelled on rails, and could rotate upon its platform. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. r(u)

U. S. / UNITED STATES. Two uncaptioned (so we use the markings on the rolling stock) & unused sepia-tone Azo (all triangles up) real photo postcards showing locomotive 305 & its tender, good edges. Both for $12.00 r(u)

UTICA AND MOHAWK VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY. Unused & engraved common stock certificate for less than 100 shares of $100.00 each, numbered C445, necessarily 1907-1912; very fresh except for inconspicuous vertical crease in the center (which ironed out nicely). Incorporation was under the laws of the State of New York & the company headquarters was in Rome NY. Image shows 2 of their rolling stock & a horse-drawn carriage. Approximate size 11-1/4" x 7-7/8". Certificate carries no value on any of today's financial indices & no transfer of ownership is implied. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 r(u)n(u)

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VERMONT RAILWAY. "No snow today. / Northeastern winters provide plenty of activity for Vermont Railway snow plows like winged wedge plow #20. ..." unused chrome-era postcard in near-mint condition. Unusual. $1.50 r(v)v

"V. F. N. S. No 4" showing an electric interurban stopped in a rural setting with its 2 conductors; uncaptioned real photo post card mailed at Dayton Ohio 1909 to Mr. E. Mikesell in Camden Ohio. We do not understand the abbreviation (taken from the writing on back), but given the origin & destination the place & route is probably in Montgomery County Ohio. Obviously one-of-a-kind: no caption, no attribution to a photographer or publisher. $15.00 r(v)o(m)

VIRGINIA BLUE RIDGE. Black & white 4.5"x6.5" glossy photo of its steam locomotive #5 Schenectady 70421 0-6-0 & its tender at Sand Creek Virginia in May 1950, good focus & composition, image a bit bright. Ex USA 4039 to Morris County Central 4039. $5.00 rv. Another view, from the other side, 4"x6.5", good focus & composition, contrast a bit low. $5.00 rv. A larger 5"x8" print of the latter, focus not as good. $5.00 rv

VIRGINIA BLUE RIDGE. Black & white 4"x6" glossy photograph of its steam locomotive #186 2-8-0 & its tender. Sticker on back says Massiesville Virginia, but to the best of our knowledge there is no such place. $3.75 r

VIRGINIA COAL & IRON COMPANY. Black & white 5"x7.5" glossy photo of its steam locomotive Grant 753 0-4-0T, good focus & composition, but contrast is a bit high. $5.00 r

WABASH RAILROAD. "PITTSBURG, PA  The New Wabash R. R. Bridge at Ferry St. / 1303" unused undivided back post card from the PCK Series (Paul C. Koeber), slight album marks at the back corners, trivial corner wear. Much nicer condition than the image showing in the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh collection. $7.50 p(p)r(w)b

WABASH RAILROAD. Uncaptioned sepia-tone real photograph the size of a regular postcard (back is blank) on thin stock, showing Wabash engines #632 (left) & 649 nose-to-nose on the same track. The very small depot nearby has architecture sufficiently distinctive (3 side windows, 3 side roof supports, 1 chimney) that it may make the exact place identifiable. Sold but its front is still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged & enhanced (publication-quality) 300-dpi scan in .jpg format. $3.75 r(w)

WABASH RAILROAD. "Wabash Engine, St. Thomas, Ont. / 103,501 J.V." including tender numbered 1631, unused souvenir post card printed in Great Britain, published by S. H. Knox & Co., mild corner rounding & edge wear, 2 small scrapes near a back bottom corner. Hard to find! Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 r(w)o(s)**

WABASH RAILROAD. "Wabash Passenger Station, Pittsburg, Pa. 83-24" postcard mailed there AUG 13 1908 (clear STREET CAR R.P.O. flag cancel) to Miss Anna Fitzsimmons in Wheeling West Virginia, very light toning on back, many speckles of cancel ink show in the front sky, minor corner wear. Seen elsewhere as high as $9.99, but we only need $4.75. pr(w)

WALHONDING VALLEY RAILROAD. "Building new track / Walhonding V. R." with the caption capital letters having very fancy flourishes (shown right with enhanced contrast); unused circa-1911 real photo postcard with unevenly divided back & well-rounded corners, toned both sides. About our age estimate: In 1911 the Walhonding Valley Railroad had long been a portion of the 'Toledo, Walhonding Valley & Ohio Railroad', so the latter terminology was current & could have been abbreviated by the caption writer in an effort to be more specific about the Walhonding Valley location.  In 1911 the railroad was merged again to form a part of the Toledo, Columbus & Ohio River Railroad Company. This might well have given the new corporation impetus to build new track, so as to handle the anticipated increase in traffic; it was no longer just a canal-killer. In all events, a rare postcard. $20.00 r(w)o(w)

WALTERBORO LUMBER COMPANY. Wanted to buy--postcards & photographs of their rolling stock, so that we may restock. Please offer us some, priced in US dollars or Euros!

WARREN BISBEE RAILWAY. "WARREN BISBEE RAILWAY" showing interurban car 101 paused near the Custom House, occupants disembarked for a personal photo; unused Azo real photo (triangles up) post card with good focus & contrast, trivial wear at 2 corners, otherwise excellent condition. During the time this was taken (1908 - 1909) this Arizona electric interurban ran only 8 miles. servicing nearby copper mines along a private right-of-way. Obviously one-of-a-kind: there is no attribution to a photographer or publisher, and there is no caption (so we just used what we could read off the car itself). This is the end of the line; tracks do not extend to the viewer's right. That fact and the 'Custom House ' sign place the location definitively at Bisbee. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 a(b)r(w)m***

WARREN & SALINE RIVER RAILROAD. Approximately 5"x8" black & white glossy photo showing its steam locomotive #6 with tender, good focus & contrast. This short-line railway operated between Warren and Cloquet Arkansas, freighting lumber & forest products. $5.00 rla

WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA & MOUNT VERNON RAILWAY. "Christ Church, Alexandria, Va." including some of the adjacent cemetery, unevenly divided back (circa 1908) postcard published by Leet Bros. for W. A. & Mount Vernon Railway, unused, light album marks on back, long but faint internal crease, wear near lower left front corner. More fully the electric railroad company to which the back refers was the Washington, Alexandria & Mount Vernon Railway. Established in 1892, it merged with another railroad on October 17 1910. Its lines were important because they encouraged the growth of the streetcar suburbs of Washington DC. Google their full name & you will not get a single postcard in only about 10 returns. $6.00 vcr

WASHINGTON COUNTRY RAILROAD. "W. C. R. R. near Pennamaquan Lake, Me." showing a Washington Country Railroad steam locomotive pulling two passenger cars, coming toward the viewer, lake at the distant right; color post card made in Germany, mailed 1910 (somewhat indistinct RPO cancel), mild corner wear & rounding, top front corners toned from album contact. $7.00 m(p)r(w)

WELLSVILLE, ADDISON & GALETON. Wanted to buy--postcards & postal cards of this railroad, so that we may restock. Please offer us some, priced in US dollars or Euros!

WEST END STREET RAILWAY COMPANY / BOSTON ELEVATED RAILWAY. "ON THE / FIRST DAY OF AUGt 1905 THE / WEST END STREET RAILWAY / COMPANY will pay to the bearer at the office of / The American Loan and Trust Company, Boston / Mass Twenty Dollars in gold coin ..." coupon numbered 1145, the 17th in a series, clipped neatly from a bond, and punched twice on presentation. Seldom seen & seldom offered material. Many years later this company became the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority. $5.00 r(w)m(b)

WESTERN & ATLANTIC RAILROAD / W. & A. R. R. "11184.  'THE GENERAL' CAPTURED BY ANDREWS RAIDERS / NOW IN UNION DEPOT CHATTANOOGA, TENN." unused Phostint post card with divided back from the Detroit Publishing Company, very light album marks at the back corners, trivial corner wear, otherwise fairly fresh. $4.00 t(c)w(r)d

WESTERN & ATLANTIC RAILROAD / W. & A. R. R. "6305  MONUMENT TO ANDREWS RAIDERS NATIONAL CEMETERY / CHATTANOOGA, TENN." featuring 'The General' of the Western & Atlantic Rail Road; unused undivided back postcard, light album marks at the back corners, a little edge wear near the lower right front corner. Partially legible plaque reads 'OHIO'S TRIBUTE / TO THE / ANDREWS RAIDERS. / 1862. / ERECTED 190..." $4.00 t(c)w(r)d

WESTERN & ATLANTIC RAILROAD / W. & A. R. R. "Andrews Raiders Monument. / National Cemetery, / Chattanooga, Tennessee." showing 'The General' of the Western & Atlantic Railroad; postcard mailed APR 9 1915 from Athens Ohio to Mrs. Cora Sebold in Columbus Ohio, tiny bottom corner crease, other corners with minor wear, unevenly toned back, shallow scrape takes one letter out of the front caption. $3.25 t(c)r(w)cc

WESTERN & ATLANTIC RAILROAD / W. & A. R. R. "Chattanooga, Tenn.  Engine 'General' Standing in Union Depot" unused postcard with divided back from Tuck Post Card Series No. 2463 (Chattanooga, Tenn.), faint tiny bottom corner crease, trivial corner wear elsewhere, lightly toned front. $4.00 t(c)r(w)ct

WESTERN & ATLANTIC RAILROAD / W. & A. R. R. "The Famous 'War Engine 'General' at the Fair" lent to the Century of Progress Exposition (1933-4) by Then Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway, 2 Dixie Line logos on front & back; unused postcard, minor corner rounding. Surprisingly hard to find. Our Internet search found it in the holdings of 3 museums--Lake County Discovery Museum, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign & Southern Museum of Civil War and Locomotive Archive) -- plus one recorded sale as part of a large lot, and only 1 other listing (which proved erroneous)! The text on front supplies interesting details about its capture at Big Shanty & the ensuing lengthy chase. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. cr(w)e

WESTERN & ATLANTIC RAILROAD / W. & A. R. R. "The Locomotive 'General,' captured by / Andrew's Raiders; Now on Exhibition, / Union Depot, Chattanooga, Tenn." post card published by Bennett News Stand, mailed SEP 30 1911 at Chattanooga by someone who remembered it being captured! $5.00 t(c)r(w)c

WESTERN & ATLANTIC RAILROAD / W. & A. R. R. "The Story / of the / 'General'" storied locomotive of the Western & Atlantic Rail Road; unused divided-back multiview postcard published by Read House Cigar Co., lightly toned both sides, noticeable corner rounding. $4.00 t(c)w(r)m

WESTERN & ATLANTIC RAILROAD / W. & A. R. R. Uncaptioned sepia-tone Azo (triangles all up) real photo postcard showing the Andrews Raiders Monument in the National Cemetery at Chattanooga Tennessee, 4 well-dressed men & an auto near the surrounding graves; good edges. Obviously one-of-a-kind: no caption, no photographer or publisher attribution. We like this image of the monument better than most printed cards of it we have seen. By taking it from the back instead of the front, the photographer showed more of the surrounding graves & captured the fact that some people simply stopped to regard it respectfully. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. r(w)t(c)cc

WESTERN MARYLAND RAIL ROAD / WESTERN MARYLAND RAILWAY. Uncaptioned sepia-tone real photo postcard showing locomotive 1648; mailed OCT 20 1909 from Wellersburg PA to Miss Maude Fuller in Meyersdale Pennsylvania using a Hudson-Fulton 2˘ stamp. How we identified the railroad: a detailed Flickr post (find it by Googling locomotive 1648) of the same image stated its other example was mailed 1909 (our year) from Cumberland Maryland. Wellersburg is 10.1 miles away from Cumberland Maryland.  The B&O and the Western Maryland Railway both service Cumberland. By coincidence the B&O historical site shows a B&O engine 1648 but it is obviously not this one; a glance will convince you. Meyersdale is serviced by the Western Maryland, as you can verify with the detailed route map at alphabetroute.com. That was hard! $37.50 r(w)m(c)

WESTERN MARYLAND RAIL ROAD / WESTERN MARYLAND RAILWAY. Uncaptioned sepia-tone Azo (triangles up) real photo postcard of 2 women & a teenage girl on the end of a caboose (numbered ..30), ... MARYLAND showing on its side; reduced at the bottom with a very straight (machine rather than scissors) cut, focus good, contrast a bit low. Circa 1907-1918 when the name of the railway changed. The Wikipedia list of defunct Maryland railroads was used to complete the name of the railroad for that time period. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 r(w)

WESTERN MARYLAND SCENIC RAILROAD. "The Old Depot -- Frostburg, Maryland" including an inset showing the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad locomotive on the turntable, both views from a high vantage point; unused postcard in near mint condition. $1.25 m(f)r(w)

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WESTERN PACIFIC RAILWAY. "5964 Pilot Mountain, Nevada, the Fujiyama of the American Desert / Western Pacific Railway" unused, from white-border era, surreal color, trivial corner wear. Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as a full-size & enhanced 72-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 (nmr)

WESTERN OHIO ELECTRIC RAILWAY. "WESTERN OHIO ELECTRIC, OVER C. H. & D., NORTH, LIMA, O." showing the interurban car near the bridge over the long Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad train passing beneath it; sepia-tone postcard mailed there 1911, good edges, last name of addressee erased on back. $20.00 o(l)r(w)r(c)*

WESTERN OHIO RAILWAY. "W. O. Station / New Bremen, / O." including passengers at the Western Ohio Railway interurban station located between the barber shop & the Hotel Laut bar; sepia-tone real photo post card mailed there 1912, trivial corner rounding. Where the Carl Dicke building was later built. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 o(n)r(w)

WESTERN PACIFIC RAILWAY. "Bright as a Feather." showing its F7 diesel #805-D on the Feather River Route in 1970, unused chrome postcard, near mint. $1.25 each. r#

WESTERN RAILWAY OF ALABAMA. Please see The Western Railway of Alabama above.

WEST PENN RAILWAYS. "West Penn, Power Plant, / Connellsville, Pa." showing the postcard mailed OCT 27 1915 at Donora Pennsylvania, 2 creases weaken the bottom corners, some cancel ink in the sky, minor corner & edge wear at the top, child's scribble in the address area. Building sign reads: 'WEST PENN POWER PLANT / FAST, FREQUENT / TROLLEY SERVICE. / TO ALL COKE REGION POINTS / LIGHT POWER. The trolley service referred to was that of the West Penn Railways. As is. $3.00 p(c)r(w)

WHEELING & LAKE ERIE RAIL ROAD (predecessor to the WHEELING & LAKE ERIE RAILWAY). Unused & uncaptioned sepia-tone Azo real photo (triangles up) postcard with divided back, showing railroad personnel posted alongside, atop & in a Wheeling & Lake Erie R. R. boarding car 0333 attached to 2 other windowed cars of their rolling stock; 3 creases to the upper corners affect sky only. Pencilled on back is 'BARNESVILLE' which is near to and southwest of Wheeling in Belmont County Ohio; our source for the card has proven usually accurate, but we cannot independently verify the location. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged 300-dpi scan (publication quality) in .jpg format for $3.75. r(w)

WHEELING & LAKE ERIE RAILWAY. "Wheeling & Lake Erie Section Gang / Kent, Ohio" obviously including their supervisor at the left, and gathered around one of their tracked vehicles; Azo (triangles up) real photo postcard, uncaptioned so we take ours from all the writing on the back, rounded corners, numerous creases. Probably one-of-a-kind: no caption, no publisher attribution, no photographer credit. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 o(k)r(w)

WHITE PASS & YUKON RAILROAD. "WHITE PASS AND YUKON RAILROAD'S / NUMBER 110 / At Bennett, British Columbia ..." unused copyrighted chrome postcard from a photo attributed to Robert D. Turner, excellent condition. This abandoned town on Bennett Lake is a stop during the summer months. $2.25 b(c)r(w)yp

WHITE PASS & YUKON ROUTE / WHITE PASS & YUKON ROUTE RAILROAD. "C124.  Lake Bennett, White Pass & Yukon R. R." showing the what is also known as Bennett Lake in British Columbia & Yukon; unused white border era post card, 2 short internal creases into the stamp box, a long bottom corner crease, shallow but long scrape along back bottom edge. As is. $1.00 yb(l)r(w)

WHITE PASS & YUKON ROUTE / WHITE PASS & YUKON ROUTE RAILROAD. "S. S. TUTSHI - WHITE PASS & YUKON ROUTE"  black & white postcard with blue tints, made in Canada by Gowen Sutton Co., writing on back, scrape at lower left front border (not into image). Once a part of the narrow gauge scenic railroad now designated an International Historic Civil Engineering Landmark. $5.50 s*

WILLITS. CALIFORNIA & WESTERN RAILROAD. Approximately 5"x7" glossy black & white photograph showing its steam locomotive #21 with tender in a crowded railyard, image a bit dark, large yellowish chemical spot obscures some detail. Handwriting on back places it at Willits California in 1947. $3.75 rc(w)

WILSON CYPRESS COMPANY. Black & white 3.5"x7" gloss photo of its steam locomotive #3 Baldwin 41130 2-6-2, good composition but image is too bright to capture all the detail, at Philadelphia 1914. The company operated a very large cypress sawmill at Palatka Florida from 1891 - 1944, and shipped its product widely. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 rlf

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WILSON LUMBER COMPANY. Black & white 5"x6.5" glossy photograph of its steam locomotive #2 Baldwin 41927 2-6-2 & its tender, at Philadelphia in 1915, good focus, contrast a bit high. Our internet research indicates that this was another name for the Wilson Cypress Company of Palatka Florida, but there is another Wilson Lumber Company having more extensive operations. $5.00 $5.00 rlf*

WISCONSIN CENTRAL. "HORNELL, N. Y. PRESTON BRICK WORKS" including Michigan Central & Wisconsin Central boxcars at their siding, fresh color, made in Germany, mailed 1910 at Jasper (clear hand cancel), corner crease, minor corner wear. $12.00 nir(m)r(w)

WISCONSIN CENTRAL. "SD45-lover." showing its SD45 diesel #6498 at Marshfield Wisconsin in 1997, unused chrome postcard, near mint. $1.25 each. rw

WOODSTOCK & SYCAMORE TRACTION COMPANY. "Woodstock & Sycamore Traction Com. Gasoline Motor- / Car, Sycamore, Ill. / 1909" with 3 people standing in front of car number 711, sepia-tone real photo postcard with good focus & contrast; mailed 1911 at Sycamore Illinois, hole in center closes well, small bottom corner bend. We have seen this postcard go off at a reputable auction estimated at $100 to $125. Sold but front side still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg format. $2.00 r(w)i(s)

WYLAM COLLIERY (England). "PUFFING BILLY" offizielle Postkarte des Deutschen Museums München, unused Mezzotint postcard on brownish paper, slight rounding of the corners. Adhesion steam locomotive shown was constructed 1813-1814 for pulling coal wagons at Wylam Colliery in England. $6.00 r(w)me(w)

WYOMING CAR COMPANY. "Giddyup!" showing its diesel #8568 near old Evanston Wyoming roundhouse in 1976, unused chrome postcard, near mint. (2 available) $1.25 each r#

YOSEMITE VALLEY RAILROAD. "Yosemite Valley 23 Pittsburg, CA 5 / 25 / 1945" 5x8 black & white matte photo with a side view of the railroad's 4-4-0 steam locomotive & tender, copyrighted reprint from the original negative, handwritten annotation on back with locomotive's history, bends at 3 corners not into image. $2.75 ryc

YOUNGSTOWN & OHIO RIVER. "Valley View of the Great Elkton Bridge on the Y. & O. R. R., Near Elkton, Ohio Height 104 feet" postcard in color, mailed 1911.   Postcard sold. Still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (almost 2x original postcard area) 100-dpi scan in .jpg format. $1.50 obr!

ZANESVILLE RAILWAY LIGHT & POWER CO. "Muskingum Dam, Zanesville, O." including the bridge nearby and the Zanesvill Railway Light & Power Company building; post card made in Germany for Edmiston Book & Stationary Company, mailed FEB 28 1908 (partial WHEEL. & CHI. R.P.O. cancel) toi Miss Lilian Sloan in Warren Ohio, lightly toned front, trivial corner wear. $4.50 o(z)r(z)

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