Posted 8 years ago
SpiritBear
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The war was still quite young when this person took his trip, but here is a Philadelphia & Erie Railroad ticket from 1861.
Seat no. 16?
Civil War Train Ticket | ||
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Posted 8 years ago
SpiritBear
(813 items)
The war was still quite young when this person took his trip, but here is a Philadelphia & Erie Railroad ticket from 1861.
Seat no. 16?
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I paid $20 for it. Can't find another sold listing of one, so I cannot say if it was a good buy.
It was face down in the back of a locked cabinet. I only asked to see it after asking to see some documents from Muskegon (my town) in the case.
And I got four Muskegon pieces for $2. An electric bill in its envelope, a check from a lumbermill here, and a receipt from a union here. 1932, all for a Mr. Green.