(DISNEY) SANTA FE & DISNEYLAND RAILROAD brochure 1955

Disneyland Santa Fe Train Tickets and Circle Route Brochures Group of 3 (Walt Disney, 1955). The notion to build a railroad attraction predates Disneyland itself, as Walt had been fascinated by trains

This is possibly the rarest of Disneyland guides/maps. The New Circle Route around Disneyland, The Santa Fe & Disneyland Railroad guide with maps and photos. These were handed out at the entrance to t

1955 Disneyland Santa Fe Railroad attached ticket stubs.

Beautiful 8"x10" black and white photo of Walt Disney and an early conductor, Mickey Mouse, aboard the Santa Fe & Disneyland railroad. E.P. Ripley was the former president of the Santa Fe railroad and

(Disneyland, 1958) An original silk-screened lamppost sign heralding the opening of the scenic route through the Grand Canyon Diorama via the Santa Fe & Disneyland Railroad. Signs of this style were a

(Disneyland, 1959) A rare vintage handbill promoting the newly opened Disneyland-Alweg Monorail and the Santa Fe & Disneyland Railroad Grand Canyon Diorama. The Disneyland-Alweg Monorail System opened

Beautiful 8"x10" black and white photo of Walt Disney and an early conductor, Mickey Mouse, aboard the E.P. Ripley Santa Fe Railroad Disney train that appears to be signed by Walt Disney himself back

These are a nice pair of vintage Santa Fe Railroad travel brochures. One from El Capitan which is filled with bright graphics highlighting all the great features of the train, including the New Big Do

These are great brochures for the Santa Fe Railroad's Super Chief passenger train. Each brochure is filled with color graphics highlighting the train's features and sights to take in on your railway j

Locomotive Stack is broken off

Santa Fe Railroad Itinerary Envelope, Schedule, Ticket Pouch, Postcards, Brochures & Booklets Santa FE condensed Los Angeles & Santa Fe Diego schedule timetables 5/16/1949 in protective sleeve minor s

Rare 1st Edition of the 1955 Disneyland Brochure. Incredible condition, considering its age and history. This was the first of Brochure, and official Map, handed out at Disneyland in 1955. A beautiful

Lovely piece of vintage restaurant ware from Syracuse China for Fred Harvey and the Santa Fe railroad. The pattern is Poppy or California Poppy and is a lidded sugar bowl. The date code on back, JJ-9

A good selection of vintage timetables and other brochures. Range in size from 8 to 10.75 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

The following items are included in the Santa Fe Railroad timetable and ephemera lot: PUBLIC TIMETABLES: April 24-Sept 25 1955 (2); 6/8/1969 (2); EMPLOYEE TIMETABLES Oct 30-Dec 31, 1955-Ticket Agent E

Nice lot of ephemera all railroad related. Lot is for Burlington, Chicago Railroad Fair from 1948, 1940 Railroad Facts, Santa Fe Rules from 1953 and many more.

(Disneyland, 1955-61) A collection of (7) Disneyland brochures. These early Park artifacts include a 1955 complimentary "Official Disneyland Road Map," a 1955 informative guide offering main routes an

Lot includes a 12" Marx Disneyland Casy Jr. train in working condition, a English tin Dodge-Em car not working, a Marx Japan friction Banana car working along with a Japan tin windup Santa Fe train se

Rare 1955 Richfield Show Guide from Disneyland.

This great collection of rates and regulations books are from mostly Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe but include some Union Pacific and other railway worker information, repair manuals and brochures.

Rare 1955 Tanner Gray Line Sponsor Brochure. These were handed out the first year the park opened. Rarely do these turn up for sale, and never are they seen in this good of condition.

(Disneyland, c.1955). One of the original sponsors of Disneyland from the July 17, 1955 park opening, Richfield had one of the first brochures available for guests. This opening day brochure presents

Same movement and pendulum as the Seth #19 ca. 1905 Providence Jerry Wealti. Delavan, Wisconsin. Long-time member of the NAWCC (National Antique Watch & Clock Collectors)

Nine Santa Fe railroad, most likely issued in the 1950s, measuring 22 by 16 inches.