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18672228240th Cong. 2d Sess.: SMD9. 1867. 39 1 blank pp. Caption title as issued. Disbound. Lacks the folding map else Very Good. 25 Decker 252. OCLC 60578657 1-U. RI. Smith edition 2 2696 Hartford 1867. Not in Graff Eberstadt Soliday. SMD9. unknown books
1886WRCAM2355Washington 1886. 23pp. Gathered signatures stitched. Very good. Outlines all the grants to the line. unknown books
1881WRCAM176431881. 46pp. Printed wrappers a near fine specimen. Copy of the general first mortgage for the Northern Pacific Railroad for the purpose of constructing a railroad and telegraph line between Lake Superior and Puget Sound. unknown books
1884WRCAM8167Washington 1884. 34pp. Original printed wrappers. Spine chipped else very good. Reprints the original charter the grant of land by Congress with amendments followed by consent of the states of Minnesota Wisconsin and Oregon. unknown books
1867WRCAM15950Hartford 1867. 11pp. Self-wrappers. Binding residue along spine edge lightly chipped else very good. This memorial was directed at the Senate and the House of Representatives requesting government aid for continuing construction. This copy is signed by Thomas Canfield one of the directors of the line. unknown books
1870WRCAM28967Philadelphia 1870. 2-294pp. Self-wrappers stitched. Front wrapper detached slight toning. Very good. The articles of incorporation of the famed northwest railroad that would later help build the fortune of railroad magnate James J. Hill. Built too quickly the Northern Pacific traversed poor land and ran on ill- constructed rails. By 1896 the success of James J. Hill's Great Northern allowed Hill and his associated to buy the Northern Pacific and merge it with the Great Northern. Throughout the remaining industrial revolution and into the early 20th century the Great Northern was the main transporter of lumber coal and taconite loads from their sources to St. Paul and Minneapolis where they would continue east or be shipped by barge down the Mississippi. unknown books
1885WRCAM54057St. Paul Mn 1885. 64pp. with in-text illustrations. Original pictorial wrappers extracted from larger volume. Very good. An attractive 1885 promotional publication by the Northern Pacific Railroad providing detailed descriptions and numerous illustrations of attractions to be taken advantage of along their routes from Minneapolis and Saint Paul to Seattle and thence to Alaska. Includes a map illustrations and descriptions of Yellowstone. unknown books
1925560N.p. 1925. About very good. 32pp. Oblong octavo. Original pictorial chromolithographic wrappers stapled. Light wear and soiling to text heaviest to upper outer corner. Contemporary ownership inscription on title page. Pictorial souvenir of the Northern Pacific Railway's Yellowstone Line with handsome images of sights along the route in Washington and Alaska. unknown books
188433877New York: Sackett 1884-1892. First Edition. 1884. 64pp. illuslarge fold map at rear. Orignal printed wrappers $100 1885. 40pp. illuslarge fold map at rear. Orignal printed wrappers $100 1887. 40 51pp. Original printed wrappers. $75 1892. 96pp. illus two large fold maps at rear. Original printed wrappers $100 Sackett unknown books
1882WRCAM8164Np 1882. 15pp. Original printed wrappers. Some soiling else very good. unknown books
1869WRCAM8181Philadelphia 1869. 51pp. Dbd. Marginal stain titlepage soiled and chipped else very good. Report of the expedition made by W. Milnor Roberts Civil Engineer under the direction of Messrs. Jay Cooke & Co. a Philadelphia banking firm. The narrative describes the route topography etc. unknown books
1886WRCAM8175Np 1886. 4pp. Dbd. Considerable chipping at blank margins old fold printed on brittle paper. Reports the case of the NPRR vs. Lilly in which the latter refused to allow the NPRR to cross a tract of land in accordance with the Congressional land grant of 1864. The court found in favor of the NPRR. unknown books
1882WRCAM8157New York 1882. 8pp. Original printed self-wrappers. Very good. Further dialogue regarding extension of the time period for the Congressional land grant to the NPRR. unknown books
1871761New York 1871. Good plus. Folding pamphlet 6 x 17 inches. Separated along one fold. A few later pencil annotations. Light wear and tanning. A scarce advertisement for bond investment in the Northern Pacific Railroad issued in 1871 during the first great construction push on the line. Although the company was founded in 1865 ground was only broken on construction in 1870 after considerable backing by Jay Cooke. This pamphlet outlines the plans for the railroad to be built from St. Paul to Portland and Seattle the prospects for passenger and freight business upon completion and the extent of the land grants afforded the railroad by the federal government. The text goes on to describe the financial instruments on offer their advantages over Treasury bonds chiefly a greater yield at 7-8% vs. 5-6% and their security against the commercial and financial assets of the railroad as well as its land grants. With a map of the proposed route on the rearmost panel. A scarce call for investment in the Northern Pacific from its early history. unknown books
1881WRCAM8165Chicago 1881. 30pp. Original printed wrappers. Couple of chips at spine. Very good. The contract was drawn up between the two companies to settle differences regarding rates and new road construction. unknown books
199240419Marysville CA: Northern Electric Railway 1992. Reprint. Orange and black ink printed on white paper. Minimal wear. A Near Fine copy. 10 pp. Map of California to rear wrapper charts throughout. Oblong format: 10-3/4" x 16-1/4" <br/><br/> Northern Electric Railway unknown books
191285184n.p. 1912. Hardcover. Good. v 356 46 66p. Rebound in later tan buckram with leather spine labels. 24 cm. Cover somewhat soiled. No jacket. Documents and minutes intended to cover all proceedings "had to effect the merger whereby the present Raleigh Charlotte and Southern Railway Company was formed and its First and Refunding Mortgage authorized." from the Preface. <br/><br/> hardcover books
1917292374Roanoke Va.: Stone Print. & Manufacturing Co. 1917. Hard Cover. Very Good binding. In the publisher's light blue cloth with titling stamped in black and the logo in red to the upper board. On the pastedown it is noted that it was Loaned to "J. D. Griffith. Car Foreman". 182 pp. with illustrations of hand flag and lamp signals some printed in red or in green.~~"The rules herein set forth govern the railroads operated by the Norfolk and Western Railway Company. They take effect April 1 1917 superseding all previous rules and instructions inconsistent therewith."~~We are able to locate only one copy of this edition on OCLC. Very Good binding. [Stone Print. & Manufacturing Co.] unknown books
190069540n.p. 1900. Hardcover. Good. photos map on front pastedown xx 164p. Blue cloth lettered and decorated in silver on front cover. 28cm. Numerous small brown cover spots. About 20& of silver gone from cover lettering & decoration. Contents sound with moderate soil wear and occasional brown spots. No Jacket. A somewhat more common edition with 308 pages was published in 1905. <br/><br/> hardcover books
190942908Albany NY: State of New York 1909. First edition. Very good clean copy with long tear repaired on th verso and tiny chips at one fold on map inch tear to fore edge of certificate and along bottom margin. Ink on drafting vellum with colored outlines. 15 x 24 inches. Docket sheet mounted to verso. In 1874 the Hudson Tunnel Railroad Company soon named the Hudson River Railway Company was formed to construct tunnels between Jersey City and Greenwich Village the route originally to be about two miles commencing at a point under the Hudson River in the westerly boundaryline of the state of New York opposite the foot of Clarkson street at the termination of the Hudson Tunnel Railroad Company of New Jersey and thence running by a feasible route under the bed of the river and beneath the surface of the city of New York to a point at or near the westerly side of Broadway between Prince and Eighth streets; from whence the line proceeds via Sixth avenue to Thirty-third street New York but stopped construction well before completion. The assets land partially-constructed tunnels trackage etc. were eventually sold to the newly-organized New York & Jersey Railroad incorporated on February 12 1902 under the leadership of William G. McAdoo who was later U.S. Treasury Secretary and which then became the Hudson and Manhattan Railroad 1906. The original of this profile was drafted in 1891 before the railroad collapsed and the present certified copy was prepared by the Secretary of State's office on February 25 1909 almost exactly one year after the official opening of the tunnel the Pennsylvania Railroad's North River Tunnels the second to burrow under the Hudson did not open until late 1910. The reason that a copy of the map was requested is not known but what is known is that the railroad was seeking to extend the Sixth Avenue line later as well as other related projects. Perhaps the map was needed to settle some land issue or in some legal negotiations as the pencilled word "referee" appears after two sets of initials. The tunnels still carry a heavy load of PATH train commuters between Jersey City and Manhattan. Similar maps are difficult to locate. The closest a printed "Map of Hudson & Manhattan Railroad Hudson tunnel system January 1908" is located at the University of Chicago and the Jersey City Historical Society. Provenance: Collection of Gerald J. Levy. State of New York hardcover books
1859562051859. Analysis of Litigation Between The New York Central and One of Its Vendors New York Central Railroad Company. Disaster to the New York Central Railroad: Decisions of the General Term of the Supreme Court In Third Judicial District September 1859. 37 pp. Octavo 9" x 6". Stab-stitched pamphlet in printed wrappers. Rear wrapper lacking front detached signatures loose some chipping to edges of front wrapper and margins of a few leaves. Some toning to text internally clean. A scarce item. $50. Only edition. This anonymous pamphlet analyzes litigation between the railroad and a wood supplier. It alleges incompetence on the part of the New York Central's management team. OCLC locates 6 copies 1 in New York at Syracuse University none in law libraries. Not in Cohen. unknown books
192314417New York City: New York Central Railroad Company 1923. 62 pages; with the forms necessary for claims damage and adjustment; title continued ".for claims. Extracts from consolidated freight classification rules and rules of the freight claim division of the American Railway Association. Issued by Freight Claim Agent New York City Circular No. C-20 Effective November 1 1923 Superseding Circular C-16 of March 1st 1921 and other conflicting instructions."; gray-brown paper wrap covers; 6" x 9" approximate size;; some edge tips wear soiling to wraps; contents in good condition. Soft Cover. Good. New York Central Railroad Company Paperback books
185918458np New York 1859. Original printed front wrapper with wrapper title as well as caption title as issued. Stitched. 39 1 blank pp. Light dust and wear Good. <br/><br/> An analysis of litigation between the Railroad and a supplier demonstrating the incompetence of the New York Central's management team. The author warns the Company's stockholders that the case ought to galvanize them to elect new directors in order to avoid disastrous financial consequences from further bad decisions. <br/>FIRST EDITION. Not in BRE Sabin Eberstadt Decker Harv. Law Cat. Marke. unknown books
188315606Troy: New York Central and Hudson River Railroad 1883. 3 bill receipts for this railroad; for stoves evidently from the Schenectady Stove Co. & M.L. Filley; two from 1883 one from 1884; all signed by the Agent Andros; small vignette of a railroad locomotive tender & freight cars; each 4 1/2" x 8" approx. size; light wear darkened; very good condition. Very Good. New York Central and Hudson River Railroad unknown books
192698686Rutland VT: The Tuttle Company printers 1926. 103p. wraps very good condition. The Tuttle Company, printers unknown books