Product Overview
Antique railroad pass card from the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company from 1879. The pass belonged to John S. Cook who was a traffic manager at the P.P. & J. Railroad (Pekin, Peoria and Jacksonville Railroad in Illinois). The card is signed by W.K. Vanderbilt, William Kissam Vanderbilt was the son and heir of William Henry Vanderbilt. The pass comes with a calling card of Cook's with a Knight's Templar symbol from the Peoria Commandery No. 3.
Size: Approximately 3 inches long.
Year: 1879
Railroad: New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Co.
Condition: Pass condition is as pictured, refer to the photos for a better idea of the style and condition, you will receive the exact railway pass that is pictured.
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Size: Approximately 3 inches long.
Year: 1879
Railroad: New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Co.
Condition: Pass condition is as pictured, refer to the photos for a better idea of the style and condition, you will receive the exact railway pass that is pictured.
Other: -
