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Santa Fe List of Numbers Assigned to Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe Stations 1979. Inside the book is
in super shape, no rips, tears or folds. Outside there are
three spots, two on the front and one on the back.
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American
Airline Kid's Premium
Wings. Given to kids on board these wings faded away
due to the liability of giving kids items with pins. Minor
scuffs and scratches and a loss of plating, they saw some
playtime.
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General Electric Dash
8 Locomotive Pocket Protector. There are no rips or
tears, just some light scuffs to the front.
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Vintage Santa
Fe News Photo
and Mailer.
The photo has no rips, tears, folds or bends, just a little
waviness from being handled. The mailer
is un used and in the same condition with no rips, tears, folds
or bends.
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Santa
Fe Railroad Desk Blotter Topper. It is from a desk in the Barstow
California Classification
Yard. The original owner worked there till he retired. There
are no rips or tears in the plastic, just some cardboard residue
on the inside back which I scraped some off with my fingernail.
The plastic on the bottom of the pocket is a little wavy.
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TWA
Junior Crew Member Wings.
These plastic wings were made by Stoffel Seal, Tuckahoe, N.Y.
There is some minor scratching of the silver paint.
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BRAC
Souvenir 13th Quadrennial Convention
Program, Hollywood,
FLA. July 25-29th 1983. The program has 20 pages that include; Convention
agenda, social events calendar, keynote speakers, chapter
accolades and a number of advertisers. There are no ripped, torn
or missing pages, only a few minor bumps and bruises from being
handled.
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TCU
Souvenir 29th Regular
Convention Program
San Francisco, CA 1991. The program has 35 pages that include; Convention
agenda, social events calendar, keynote speakers, chapter
accolades and a number of advertisers. There are no ripped, torn
or missing pages, only a few minor bumps and bruises
from being handled.
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BN&SF Santa
Fe Railway Employee
Magazine. This one is the January/February 1998, it is 19 pages
and has articles, photos and information that would be of
interest to BN&SF
employees and train enthusiasts alike. There are NO rips, tears
or pen marks, only some slight bending from usage.
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Framed BN&SF Burlington
Northern & Santa Fe Railroad print, 12½" X
10¼" (frame size). This print is from a Santa Fe Calendar,
I got from the estate of a life time rail guy. He spent a lot of
time cutting up the old calendars and framing
the results. They look great with only slight flaws (bump or
bruise) to the frame from being handled normally.
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Framed BN&SF Burlington
Northern & Santa Fe Railroad print, 12½" X
10¼" (frame size). This print is from a Santa Fe Calendar,
I got from the estate of a life time rail guy. He spent a lot of
time cutting up the old calendars and framing
the results. They look great with only slight flaws (bump or
bruise) to the frame from being handled normally.
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Framed BN&SF Burlington
Northern & Santa Fe Railroad print, 12½" X
10¼" (frame size). This print is from a Santa Fe Calendar,
I got from the estate of a life time rail guy. He spent a lot of
time cutting up the old calendars and framing
the results. They look great with only slight flaws (bump or
bruise) to the frame from being handled normally.
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Framed BN&SF Burlington
Northern & Santa Fe Railroad print, 12½" X 10¼"
(frame size). This print is from a Santa Fe Calendar, I got from
the estate of a life time rail guy. He spent a lot of time
cutting up the old calendars and framing
the results. They look great with only slight flaws
(bump or bruise) to the frame from being handled
normally.
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Framed BN&SF Burlington
Northern & Santa Fe Railroad print, 12½" X 10¼"
(frame size). This print is from a Santa Fe Calendar, I got from
the estate of a life time rail guy. He spent a lot of time
cutting up the old calendars and framing
the results. They look great with only slight flaws (bump or
bruise) to the frame from being handled normally.
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Railroad Retirement
& Survivor Benefits
Booklet 1989. This 55 page booklet was usually mailed to the union
members, this one
was never sent through the mail. There are no rips, tears, or
missing pages, just a few small spots on the lower right hand
corner of the front cover.
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United Transportation
Union Schedule Governing
Rates of Pay and Working
Conditions for Brakemen,
Conductors and Baggage
men Sept 1, 1978. The book is a total of 229 pages. There are no
rips, tears or missing pages with no folds, bends or pen marks,
there are a few light fingerprint smudges. The covers have seen
some bad times, the front has some minor bumps, bruises and
scrapes, the rear cover took the worst, it has some bad spots
and staining (click the linked words to see the pics).
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Carry Bag from Railway
Systems Supply Inc. Railway Exhibition, Kentucky International
Convention Center, Louisville,
Kentucky, May 22nd and 23d, 2002. The bag appears to be in
unused condition, with no rips or tears. There may be a small
spot or two, but it is hard to tell if it is part of the
canvass.
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5 Santa
Fe Passenger Seat Check Stubs. SF stopped passenger
service in 1971. There are no rips or tears, just some
light staining, small spots and deteriorated rubber band
residue. Contains 1 Pink and 4 White stubs.
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4" X 4" X 4" cube of Santa
Fe Q note papers. It is unused and still sealed in the
cellophane. Since there is no Post-It sheet on the
underside, I doubt if they are sticky notes, just scratch
paper.
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Collective
Bargaining "Out of Conflict Accord" paperweight.
The 2 3/4" X 3 3/4" Lucite weight has four 10 cent
stamps embedded. The Lucite
has light scratched from jostling around over the years, no
chips or cracks.
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1969 UTU
Medallion Paperweight. The medallion
shows what looks like the board in 1969. The 2 3/4" X
3 3/4" Lucite weight has four 10 cent stamps
embedded. The Lucite
has light scratched from jostling around over the years, no
chips or cracks.
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Package of 5 pads of Q Post-It
note pads, 3" X 5". These are unused and still
sealed in the cellophane wrapper. Great Railroad
Collectible, useful too!
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SF Rail-Cycle
Pin. The pin highlights the ambitious plan to haul waste
by rail to remote dump sites. The pin has no damage that I
could see.
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TCU
(Transportation Communications Union) Responsible Citizens
Political League (RCPL) Pin. There is no damage that I can
see to the ½" pin.
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Operation
Lifesaver started in Idaho in 1972 when the national average
of collisions at highway-rail grade crossings exceeded 12,000
annually. This one inch pin commemorates their efforts to
reduce railroad crossing collisions. It is in the little box and
I can't find any damage to the pin.
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Transportation Communications Union (TCU)
Key Fob. It has the TCU logo on now side and "Union
Yes" on the other. The logos has some scuffs and
light spots from use. Great organized labor
collectible.
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Transportation Communications Union (TCU)/
Job Corp measuring tape. The plastic measure is 2" X
2" and has the TCU and Job
Corp Logos on one side. The measure housing has many
small spots after being splashed with something. The spots
will not come off.
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TCU
Travel Alarm Clock. This one is still in the box with instructions
(not shown), and comes with a travel
pouch. I put a battery (not included) in it and it ran
just fine, but not tested for accuracy. There are minor
bumps, bruises and light surface scratches from handling.
There are MFG flaws in the plastic housing and face lens, no
chips, cracks or repairs. The battery is a little loose,
even though the snap latches are NOT broken.
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SF Cross
Logo Golf Ball by Burke-Victor. The ball is marked on
the side with a number 3. The ball has minor scuffs,
bumps, bruises and light scratches from being jostled around
although it doesn't appear to have been used to play golf.
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UTU
United Transportation Union
Mini First Aid Kit. It has anti-septic packets, Band-Aids
and a packet of aspirin. This is for collectible purposes
and not recommended for usage as a First Aid Kit. The case
has minor scratches.
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Santa
Fe Federal Credit Union Maricopa
Coin Pouch in black. The pouch is 2" X 2
3/4". The rubber has no rips or tears, just some
minor surface scratches and scuffs.
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Santa
Fe Cross Logo Barstow
Shops Coin Pouch in blue. The pouch is 1 3/8" X 1
7/8". The rubber has no rips or tears, just some
minor surface scratches and scuffs. This one is missing
the bead chain.
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Santa
Fe Cross Logo Barstow
Shops Coin Pouch in black. The pouch is 1 3/8" X 1
7/8". The rubber has no rips or tears, just some
minor surface scratches and scuffs. This one is has the
bead chain.
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Metal BRAC
Brotherhood of Railway,
Airline and Cruise Ship employees Key Fob. I am no
metallurgist so I don't know what it is made of. There are
no bends or major damage just some minor surface scratches with
most of them being around the ring hole.
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TCU
Lodge #427, Topeka
Kansas, soda can opener / key fob. This opener is made
to help open the modern tab cans. Tired of breaking
fingernails on the tab? This hooks on the rim and forces
the metal opening open w/o the tab.
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