Box + 11
Contains 8 Results:
Broadside - CB&Q and connections, form a direct route to all points on [various other lines], n.d.
Most posters are advertising half rate fares for special occasions, excursions, fairs, etc. One 1892 poster invites passengers to Chicago to see the World's Columbian Exposition fairgrounds under construction. Some posters were folded and pasted into scrapbooks. Thirteen photo-placards are mounted on board and were probably used in an exhibit. Other cards displayed the numbers of Burlington employees in military service during the two World Wars.
Exhibit Placards - The wood-burning "Lonsdale" - early 1850s, n.d.
Most posters are advertising half rate fares for special occasions, excursions, fairs, etc. One 1892 poster invites passengers to Chicago to see the World's Columbian Exposition fairgrounds under construction. Some posters were folded and pasted into scrapbooks. Thirteen photo-placards are mounted on board and were probably used in an exhibit. Other cards displayed the numbers of Burlington employees in military service during the two World Wars.
Exhibit Placards - B&MR locomotive built by Manchester in 1882, n.d.
Most posters are advertising half rate fares for special occasions, excursions, fairs, etc. One 1892 poster invites passengers to Chicago to see the World's Columbian Exposition fairgrounds under construction. Some posters were folded and pasted into scrapbooks. Thirteen photo-placards are mounted on board and were probably used in an exhibit. Other cards displayed the numbers of Burlington employees in military service during the two World Wars.
Exhibit Placards - Burlington passenger train - Buda-Rushville branch, 1898
Most posters are advertising half rate fares for special occasions, excursions, fairs, etc. One 1892 poster invites passengers to Chicago to see the World's Columbian Exposition fairgrounds under construction. Some posters were folded and pasted into scrapbooks. Thirteen photo-placards are mounted on board and were probably used in an exhibit. Other cards displayed the numbers of Burlington employees in military service during the two World Wars.
Exhibit Placards - Diesel powered freight train between Chicago and Twin Cities, n.d.
Most posters are advertising half rate fares for special occasions, excursions, fairs, etc. One 1892 poster invites passengers to Chicago to see the World's Columbian Exposition fairgrounds under construction. Some posters were folded and pasted into scrapbooks. Thirteen photo-placards are mounted on board and were probably used in an exhibit. Other cards displayed the numbers of Burlington employees in military service during the two World Wars.
Exhibit Placards - Interior of Vista-Dome, n.d.
Most posters are advertising half rate fares for special occasions, excursions, fairs, etc. One 1892 poster invites passengers to Chicago to see the World's Columbian Exposition fairgrounds under construction. Some posters were folded and pasted into scrapbooks. Thirteen photo-placards are mounted on board and were probably used in an exhibit. Other cards displayed the numbers of Burlington employees in military service during the two World Wars.
Exhibit Placards - Historic poster of the 1870s, 1870, n.d.
Most posters are advertising half rate fares for special occasions, excursions, fairs, etc. One 1892 poster invites passengers to Chicago to see the World's Columbian Exposition fairgrounds under construction. Some posters were folded and pasted into scrapbooks. Thirteen photo-placards are mounted on board and were probably used in an exhibit. Other cards displayed the numbers of Burlington employees in military service during the two World Wars.
Exhibit Placards - [Historic] poster featuring the fast mail between Chicago and Council Bluffs, 1880s, n.d.
Most posters are advertising half rate fares for special occasions, excursions, fairs, etc. One 1892 poster invites passengers to Chicago to see the World's Columbian Exposition fairgrounds under construction. Some posters were folded and pasted into scrapbooks. Thirteen photo-placards are mounted on board and were probably used in an exhibit. Other cards displayed the numbers of Burlington employees in military service during the two World Wars.