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MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS
RAILWAY, 1877 |
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Report
and Statements for Year Ending July 1st, 1877. New York: Press of
John Polhemus, 1877. Original wrappers, 19 pages. Report to
Stockholders by Edward King, President. Report of the General
Manager by William Bond. Financials by Union Trust Company of New
York. Very good plus condition; folded down center. |
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REPORT TO THE DIRECTORS OF THE LIVERPOOL AND
MANCHESTER RAILWAY |
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ON THE COMPARATIVE MERITS OF LOCOMOTIVE AND FIXED
ENGINES, AS A MOVING POWER,
By James Walker, Civil Engineer, with OBSERVATIONS ON THE COMPARATIVE MERITS OF LOCOMOTIVE AND FIXED ENGINES, AS APPLIED TO RAILWAYS |
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By Robert Stephenson and Joseph Locke, Civil Engineers. Plus,
AN ACCOUNT OF THE LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER RAILWAY, By Henry Booth, Treasurer to the Company.
Philadelphia: Carey & Lea, 1831, 1st American edition |
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Original tan boards with tan cloth binding, and original
tipped title on spine. 206 pages, with map, single and 2 foldout plates. Good plus condition, with foxing; however, binding strong;
pages flexible and clean
Price:
$450.00
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AN ADDRESS BY F. F. DEGRAND
ON THE ADVANTAGES OF LOW FARES AND LOW RATES OF FREIGHT |
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Practically Illustrated by the
deep researches of the British, French and Belgian Governments;
Unanimously Approved and Adopted, and Ordered to be Published, by a
Meeting of Gentlemen Friendly to Internal Improvements. Held in
Boston, December 3, 1840. Boston: Dutton and Wentforth, Printers,
1840. Original printed pink wrappers; 39 pages; very good plus
condition. Railroads included in this address: Liverpool and
Manchester Railway; London and South-Western Railway; Garnkirk and
Glasgow Railway; Manchester and Leeds Railway; Newcastle-Upon-Tyne and
Northshields Railway; Brandling Junction Railway; Edinburgh and Dalkeith
Railway; Newcastle-Upon-Tyne and Carlisle Railway; London and Greenwich
Railway; and, Dundee and Arbroath Railway. |
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PLAN AND AGREEMENT FOR THE
REORGANIZATION OF THE ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE RAILROAD COMPANY,
Dated March 14, 1895 |
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Introductory Circular at Request
of: The New York General Reorganization Committee, The London
Bondholders' Committee, and Messrs. Hope & Co. of Amsterdam (acting
in behalf of Dutch Bondholders). Edward King, Chairman,
Original printed gray wrappers; 27 pages; oversized. Some chipping
to wrappers; however, interior pages are clean and bright. Plan:
I. New Securities to be Created: II. Application of New Securities
of New Company; III. Readjustment of the Securities of the New
Company In Exchange for Existing Securities of the Atchison Company; IV.
the Auxiliary Companies; V. Cash Requirements and Provision Made
Thereof. Deposit of Securities. This is a working copy and
has some changes written in contemporary pen. |
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REPORT OF THE GOVERNMENT
DIRECTORS OF THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY TO THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1895 |
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Washington: Government
Printing Office, 1895. Original printed yellow wrappers;
15 pages. William J. Coombs, Government Director of Union
Pacific Railway. Russell Sage and George J. Gould,
trustees. Revenues, taxes, expenses, plus law suits
pending against railroad. Near fine condition. |
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BETTERMENT WORK ON THE
SANTA FE by Charles H. Fry, Associate Editor, The Railroad
Gazette. Reprinted from The Railroad Gazette, November 30 and
December 7, 1906. Original printed yellow wrappers; 32
pages. Condition: very good; missing back wrapper; front wrapper
chipped; internal pages clean. One-page map of the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Railway System (Page 2). Description of
improvements, charts, graphs, statistics, and detailed narrative. |
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE DENVER AND RIO GRANDE RAILROAD COMPANY for
The Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 1906 |
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Original brown printed wrappers;
46 pages, plus foldout map of Denver & Rio Grande Railroad.
Denver, Colorado: The Smith-Brooks Printing Company, 1906. George
J. Gould, Chairman. Joel F. Vaile, General Counsel. Shadrach
K. Hooper, General Passenger and Ticket Agent. Detailed reports of
E.T. Jeffery, President; expenses, improvements, equipment, freight,
passenger usage; etc. Very good plus condition; some light
chipping around edges. |
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PENNSYLVANIA - NEW YORK SHORT LINE |
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Pennsylvania Lines From Chicago and From St. Louis through Pittsburgh,
Time tables and map. Issued December 1, 1909 |
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16 pages on front of folding brochure. Color map covering the entire back.
Very good plus condition. Samuel Moody, General Passenger Agent, Pittsburgh, PA.
C.L. Kimball, Assistant General Passenger Agent, Chicago,
Illinois. J.M. Chesbrough, General Passenger Agent, St. Louis, MO.
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