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Trains_and_RailroadBOSTON & MAINE's GM-EMD GP9-model road-switchers in 1957$20.00TR3202 
Boats_and_ShipsOn Board the R.M.S.CARONIA Cunard unused "Letter Card" from the first R.M.S.CARONIA built in 1905$20.00TR1735 
Boats_and_ShipsMAN MADE WONDERS Steamship QUEEN MARY set of 12 paper cards: 1.Steamship QUEEN MARY - 1936 General Peyroleum Corp. 13 cards$100.00TR1748 
Boats_and_Ships2 ITALIAN LINE Luggage tag unused - Cabin Class$30.00TR2207 
Boats_and_ShipsANCHOR LINE Baggage tag unused$25.00TR2258 
Boats_and_ShipsTwo unused 3" stickers from QUEEN MARY & SPRUCE GOOSE from 1984$25.00TR1917 
Boats_and_ShipsUNITED STATES LINE luggage unused stickers 30 all together$30.00TR2013 
Boats_and_ShipsQUEEN MARY The Last Great Cruise - Official Queen Mary Souvenir 1967 - 7 panels Postcard$35.00TR1904 
Boats_and_ShipsQUEEN MARY Long Beach, California - Official Queen Mary Souvenir 1967 - 7 panels Postcard$35.00TR1905 
MilitarySAN FRANCISCO OWN - USS CORAL SEA CV-43 late 80's Pin-back button$20.00TR1359 
Trains_and_RailroadIt's September 24, 1955 this great giant of the rails GS-5 Southern Pacific's SAN JOAQUIN DAYLIGHT No.4459 was stripped of her side-shield steamlinliing or skirting$20.00TR2635A
Trains_and_RailroadSouthern Pacific GS-5 No.4458 pauses with train No.99, the northbound "Coast Daylight" to load passengers at Santa Barbara, California$20.00TR2608B
Trains_and_RailroadLess than fifteen minutes out of San Francisco's main third and Townsend depot, Southern Pacific GS-4 class 4-8-4 No.4457$20.00TR2607 
Trains_and_RailroadSouthern Pacific GS-4 class 4-8-4 No.4449 at Humphreys, California, lies on Southern Pacific's San Joaquin Valley Line 28.5 miles north of Burbank Tower$20.00TR2622 
Trains_and_RailroadSouthern Pacific E9 model, the conversion program on the Southern Pacific really began in 1947$20.00TR2713 
Trains_and_RailroadSouthern Pacific train No.98, the southbound "Coast Daylight" behind ALCO PA and E.M.D. E-7 diesel units$20.00TR2733 
Trains_and_RailroadSouthern Pacific ALCO PA-1 units 204 and 205 lead the newly streamlined SUNSET LIMITED across a Louisiana bayou as train N.2 from Los Angeles, California, to New Orleans, Louisiana in 1951$20.00TR2754 
Trains_and_RailroadSouthern Pacific train No.1 SUNSET streamliner races away from the rising sun toward a 9:15 a.m., arrival in Phoenix, Arizona$20.00TR2755 
Trains_and_RailroadSouthern Pacific E.M.D. E-7 diesel units, with No.6002 in the lead, meet the morning sun in the Chatsworth Mountains, bringing the overnight all-pullman "Lark" down from San Francisco.$20.00TR2758 
Trains_and_RailroadSouthern Pacific Roundhouse in old Sarcamento scene here in 1955, was pure steam; not a diesel 'growler" in sight$20.00TR2777 


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