Montana Big Sky & Western Americana

The Amador railway was created to connect the Northern Pacific at Amador with the copper mines up Clear Creek (about nine miles). Stamps 7-40 still at

Inc. in Montana. No. 27. Punch cancelled. Issued for 667 shares to Henry D. Moore on May 29th, 1897. Signed by president and secretary. No vignette. O

Lot of 15. Includes: three stocks for Burlington and Missouri River Railroad Company (1858, pen cancelled, and two from 1872, punched), the later two

This is a lot of 10 pieces for all you ghost town railroad fans out there! 1) Post card of the famous Rhyolite train depot that once was a stop on the

Schedule from Palisade to Raines to Evans to Hay's ranch to Mineral to Alpha to Pine to Oak to Summit to Mt. Hope to Garden Pass to Diamond to E...

This is a set of identical post cards is from Lovelock overlooking the railroad depot. Several signs for business can be read in the photos including,

Lot of 11. 1 & 2. Small photographs of the Tonopah & Goldfield train depot. One with passengers walking next to the train. The other has tra...

1) 1874, Number 519 for $1000. Signed by William Sharon (cancelled through the name) and George King. Coupons 49 to 60 still attached. Issued to Thoma

Rare, unissued certificate from this famous Comstock railroad. The company incorporated in Nevada in 1868. Datelined Virginia, Nev. Would have been i

Large ledger book of shipping bills from "Southern Pacific Company - Pacific System Way Bill for Freight from Reno," for the V & T Rai...