DETROIT & TOLEDO SHORE LINE RAILROAD ~ ADLAKE No. 250 KERO TRAIN SIGNAL LANTERN

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DETROIT & TOLEDO SHORE LINE RAILROAD ~ ADLAKE No. 250 KERO TRAIN SIGNAL LANTERN/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////AGAIN THIS MONTH, WE ARE PLEASED TO OFFER MORE EXAMPLES OF FINE ANTIQUE RAILROAD ARTIFACTS FROM THE ESTATE OF SEVERAL ADVANCED COLLECTORS, INCLUDING MEMORABILIA FROM A NUMBER OF VARIOUS RAILROADSPLEASE CHECK OUR OTHER EBAY LISTINGS FOR MORE RAILROAD ARTIFACTSMany people are fascinated by railroads. At one time, railroads were connected to most aspects of community and economic life, and almost everyone had the experience of taking the train to some distant destination. Today, railroads are still a vital part of the nation's commerce, but they have largely evolved into less publicly visible movers of freight. For the most part, the romance and glory of the great age of railroads has passed from the scene.One way of remembering this bygone era is through collecting artifacts that have survived the years. Most railroad lines were, and still are large enterprises requiring vast amounts of material and equipment to operate. While much of this material and equipment like locomotives, cars, buildings, etc. are "collectible" for only a small number of people and organizations with the resources to maintain them, smaller items like lanterns, china, read more