Shows: Chicagoland '07

Here is a second page of photos from the Chicagoland Railroadiana show held in April of 2007. Photos were provided by Rob Hoffer. Click on the thumbnails for larger images. Some of these are very big files so download time may be **slow** for a modem connection.

Above left to right. Various china pieces in the "Bleeding Blue" pattern of the Santa Fe Railway; a celery dish in the "Safety Slogan-Black" pattern of the Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway; a cup and saucer in the "Bleeding Blue" pattern of the Santa Fe Railway; a cup and saucer in the "Centenary" pattern of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
Above left to right. Three views of a rare mustard pot in the Pennsylvania Railroad's "President's Rose" pattern; a cup and saucer in the "Mercury" pattern of the New York Central Railroad (Update: This has been identified by one china authority as a reproduction).
Above left to right. An au gratin dish and gravy boat in the Denver & Rio Grande's "Curecanti" pattern; a compote in the Illinois Central's "Creole Service" pattern; various pieces in the Santa Fe's "Mimbreno" pattern.
Above left to right. A Parker Railway News Company pitcher; closeup of logo on same; a small pitcher from Pere Marquette Railway ferry service; a pitcher in the "Indian Tree" pattern of the Pullman Company.
Above left to right. Tea plates, demi-cups and saucers in the "Silhouette" pattern of the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway; a teapot in the Southern Pacific's "Golden State" pattern; various china pieces mostly in patterns of the Union Pacific Railroad; various china pieces in the "Streamliner" pattern of the Union Pacific Railroad as well as glassware.
Above left to right. A display case of mosting dining car items; a second display of mostly dining car items; closeups of a couple of shelves of items; a set of "Safety Award" glassware from the Union Railroad.
More from the show..... First Page You are here => China Assorted Hardware and paper Lanterns and Lighting Thanks to the photographer and to everyone who let their items be photographed.