Map of the Texas Santa Fe & Northern Railroad as far as the South Border of the Territory of New Mexico, United States

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  Map showing the Texas, Santa Fe & Northern Railway in its connections with the Gulf Ports & with the Western Railways

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  Note on verso suggests map date of 1883. This map is similar to 128403 issued in 1882. "Issued by the London Office of the Texas, Santa Fe & Northern Railway Company." Prime meridian: GM. Relief: hachures. Projection: Cylindrical. Printing Process: Lithography. Verso Text: MS note:T. S. & N. Ry. Project Map 1883 HL sticker: 128404.

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  Train orders from Burlington and Santa Fe Railroads

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  Prior to the adoption of newer train dispatching methods, train orders were the primary means of providing temporary instructions, or instructions for a specific train. Train orders were issued at stations along the route. If a train crew reported for service at a station, the orders would be received there. At other stations, the orders would be handed up to the train crew members "on the fly". Train orders were of two basic types: Train orders pertaining to authorization of train movements or train orders pertaining to operating or track conditions. Trains orders of the second type usually involved temporary speed restrictions, or maintenance of way personnel on the tracks. One train order is a Santa Fe Form 933 from July 1, 1944. Four are Form 19s from the Burlington Lines from January 1947.

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  Studio portraits of Native Americans of New Mexico and scenes of Santa Fe, New Mexico and surrounding territory

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  24 cabinet cards with portraits, city scenes, and a few landscape views depicting Indian camps and the surrounding countryside. The 8 studio portraits include Native American men, women, and children in both traditional and Western dress and include Apache and Pueblo Indians, with individuals from the Tesuque Pueblo. The city scenes show locales in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and one depicts a Catholic religious demonstration on a Santa Fe street. There are also 4 views of burros. Most views are unidentified, but some contain printed or handwritten titles: Apache Girl - Indian School (photPF 20751); 229. Pueblo Senora from Tesuque (photPF 20754); 228. Pueblo Indian and daughter (photPF 20755); College Street, Santa Fe, N.M. (photPF 20764); Territorial Capitol, Santa Fe, N.M. (photPF 20765); Our Lady of the Rosary [Santa Fe] (photPF 20767); House of Representatives (photPF 20767); 215. A medley: scenes in Santa Fe, N.M. [of burros], May 1887 (photPF 20772); Guadalupe Church (photPF 20773).

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  New Map of Southern California : showing the lines of the Southern California R'y through the six counties of Santa Barbara, Ventura, Los Angeles, Orange, San Bernardino, and San Diego

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  Promoting the agricultural values of Southern California and the incidental ease of reaching rail transportation for produce. At head of title: Santa Fe Route. Alt title from cover. Submap: Expanded map of California north to San Francisco Bay... Prime meridian: GM. Relief: hachures. Graphic Scale: Sections. Projection: Cylindrical. Printing Process: Lithography. Verso Text: Descriptive info on the counties, heavily agriculture in nature.

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  Map of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad and its leased lines

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  Map of the United States and Mexico including Oregon, Texas and the Californias, showing the boundary claimed by the United States, boundary offered as compromise, boundary proposed by Great Britain, the route of the contemplated Great Oregon rail-road ... &c. &c

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  Sales note with map states, "One of the curiosities of Early Western Cartography. An extremely important item. Haven was one of the few at this early day who saw the urgent need for an overland railroad. "Showing the Boundary claimed by the United States, Boundary offered as compromise, Boundary proposed by Great Britain, the Route of the contemplated Great Oregon Rail-Road, Route of the Santa Fe Traders, the Army and Naval Force of the United States and Great Britain, An account of the Battles of the American Revolution, Battles of the Texian Revolution, situtation of the American and Mexicn Army, A Description of Mexico, its Gold and Silver Mines, Description of Oregon, the importance of a Railroad, &c. &c." Text and decorative border. MS note: 10286. Prime meridian: GM, Washington. Relief: hachures. Projection: Conic. Printing Process: Lithography. Verso Text: MS note: 124.

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