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Left: Pay
Voucher, Dated April 1860, from the New Albany & Salem Railroad and
letter from 1947 on the possible interest in the voucher
for the Centennial celebration.
Right: Two more 1860 vouchers from the
Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Railroad and letter from 1947.
-Courtesy
Tim Swan-
Louisville, New Albany & Chicago payroll
check, circa 1894 for $.63. Yep, sixty three cents. Hope the employee did
not spend
it all in one place. I wonder what that would equate to in dollars in 2005?
-Courtesy Of Tim Swan, From His Collection-
Check to the Deepwater Railroad Company, April 27,
1906
 
Here is something found in the Archive. A booklet of
Excess Valuation Stamps.
Left: Cover of the booklet.
Right: One page of
stamps. These stamps were purchased by passengers. The booklet was intact
with no stamps missing. According to Mahlon Eberhard these stamps were
sold in the larger stations, like Chicago, Louisville, Bloomington, Indianapolis,
Lafayette, Greencastle and Crawfordsville. They were used when the passenger
wanted added insurance on items being shipped. This provided additional
coverage in the event of a loss. They were purchased when the ticket was
purchased and the baggage checked. These stamps are circa early 1950's.
There was also Excess Baggage Stamps booklets too.
MONON Passes
More
MONON Passes
Click on thumbnail to view larger image.
Thompson Fowler's Lifetime pass, signed by Pres. Coleman.
Note the wallet wear from other cards.
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Pass Number 2, Issued To A. H. Greenly
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Pass Issued To J. W. Shafer, Lake Erie & Western
R.R.
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Pass Issued In 1958-1959 To L.L. Wood Signal Helper.
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Pass Issued In 1900 To E. E. Smythe
Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf
R. R.
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Trip Pass Issued To David Runyon In 1949.
David's Father Karl Was The Shelby Depot Agent
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Trip Pass Issued In 1945 For Helen And David Runyon.
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1962-1965
Pass issued to retired trackman
James Hash.
Note under the circle
M logo the addition of
"The Road On The Move."
-Courtesy Justin
Asbery Collection-
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Louisville,
New Albany & Chicago Railway Co. pass from
1884.
View the letter
from John Barriger to the family.
-Courtesy Of Tim Swan, From His Collection.-
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Lifetime
passes for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cassman.
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Stock Certificates
1965
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1964
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1966
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1958
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Blank Certificate #1
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Blank Certificate #2
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Bedford and Bloomfield Stock Certificate
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Stock Reciepts
This is
the oldest known document of the New Albany & Salem Railroad. Dated April
17, 1849, it a reciept for the first installment on
five shares of stock.
Also is a letter from 1947 from John Barriger to Mrs
Effa Cosner, who donated the document. This a copy.
The original was donated
by Tim Swan to the Depot Museum At Salem, where it is currently on display.
This copy is courtesy of Tim Swan.
Tickets
Red And Gray Ticket Folder
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Reverse Side Of Ticket Folder
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Gold Coach Ticket, Round Trip
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Green Coach Round Trip Ticket
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Red Family Coach Fare Round
Trip Ticket
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Clergy Ticket, September 10
1894 Brookston to Monon. Courtesy of Gene Cassman
Click on Image
To See Full Size
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MONON - Santa Fe Super Chief
Ticket
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