Chicago: Central Electric Railfans Association (C.E.R.A.), 1944. First edition, first printing. Single sheet. Published July, 1944. Reprint of operating schedule #64 dated June 18, 1934, which remaind in effect from then until May 1938. 2 pages. Disbound from privately bound hardcover which contained a number of other traction titles. Shows..... More
Chicago: Central Electric Railfans Association (C.E.R.A.), 1944. First edition, first printing. Large folded sheet. Published November 1944. 4 pages. A fine copy. More
Chicago: Central Electric Railfans Association (C.E.R.A.), 1939. First edition, first printing. Pictorial self wrappers. Published September, 1939. Issued on the occasion of CERA Trip Number 16, September 17th, 1939, The North Shore Line. 3 pages with rosters and sketch of car 1198. A fine copy. More
Chicago: Central Electric Railfans Association (C.E.R.A.), 1939. First edition, first printing. Folded sheet. Published November, 1939. 4 pages with photographs, schedules for previous meetings and events, CERA bulletins, and general club information. A fine and bright copy. More
Chicago: Central Electric Railfans Association (C.E.R.A.), 1940. First edition, first printing. Single sheet. Published January 10, 1940. 2 pages with photographs and car data. A fine copy. More
San Francisco, CA;: City and County of San Fransico, 1973. Pictorial wrappers. Facsimile reprint of original 1881 prospectus. Printed by the Public Service Office of the Mayor for the Centenniel of the Cable Car, 1873 - 1973. A booklet of the Cable Railway Company's original prospectus which was also used..... More
1947. Envelopes. Addressed to a Miss Mary Bailey from a supposed cadet at the US Naval Academy. What is interesting is that the cover was never opened. Did she not wish to read the cadet's folded letter? Very good. More
1936. Envelopes. Cancelled 6 cent airmail stamp. The cachet chronicles the various modes of transportation taken by this cover from Marial, OR to the airport in Medford, OR and then to its final destination. Very good plus. More
Mt Hawley Airport, 1932. Envelopes. Fine. More
1936. Envelopes. Five first day covers each with a block of four 3¢ transportation stamps and with different cachets. Each cover is cancelled New York, May 17, 1947. Each is very good plus. More
1930. Envelopes. Additional cancellation inaugurating first flight contract air mail. Near fine. More
Mount Vernon, NY: Fleetwood Cover Service, 1942. Envelopes. Near fine. More
Depart of the Navy / Naval Surface Weapons Center, 1975. Envelopes. NASPA; High Altitude Superpressured Powered Aerostat. The program objective was to test the feasibility of using lighter-than-air vehicles as platforms which could function as low level satellites. Fine. More
Pan American Airways, Inc., 1935. Envelopes. Fine. More
Pan American Clipper, 1935. Envelopes. Fine. More
Pan American Airways, Inc., 1935. Envelopes. Fine. More
Pan American Clipper, 1935. Envelopes. Fine. More
Pan American Clipper, 1935. Envelopes. Fine. More
1952. Envelopes. Additional cancel on the reverse 8-7, 1952. Very good plus condition. More
1936. Envelopes. Four covers each with a different 3¢ stamp cut from the souvenir sheet. Each cover is cancelled New York, May 9, 1936. Each is very good. More
United States Postal Service / U.S. Olymic Committee, 1992. Envelopes. Six different cachets. The first envelope cancelled on the opening day and the other five cancelled on the day of the sporting event. All are fine within the Winter Games folder. More
Omaha, NE: Union Pacific System, 1929. Pictorial wrappers. 48 page booklet featuring numerous black and white, and full color tinted photos of tourist sights in California such as Santa Barbara, Yosemite, Santa Catalina Island, Monterey, and San Francisco. Includes four full page maps and two half page maps. Original brown..... More
