Vtg Santa Fe Railroad Memo Book Notepad Lot/Ship Travel System Map Unused EUC
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Vintage Santa Fe Railway "Ship... Travel" Pocket Memo Book & Scratch Pad Lot
Up for sale is a beautiful, authentic pair of mid-century railroadiana history pieces. This lot includes two vintage promotional pocket notebooks issued by the famous Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway, featuring their iconic "Santa Fe all the way!" slogan.
Front Cover: Features a bold, stylized graphic of a Santa Fe passenger locomotive coming down the tracks under a prominent blue sky.Back Cover: Displays a crisp, detailed United States system route map illustrating the vast network of Santa Fe lines from Chicago out to the West Coast and Gulf of Mexico.
Condition Details:Status: Pristine and 100% intact. Both booklets are entirely unused with all blank pages securely bound.Appearance: No writing, no tears, no missing pages, and excellent color vibrancy. Light storage wear typical of age may be present, but overall exceptionally clean for paper ephemera of this era.
Dimensions: Each measures approximately 2.5" x 4.75"—the perfect pocket souvenir size.Perfect addition to any railroadiana paper ephemera collection, transportation archive, or mid-century display.Please review all photos carefully as they form part of the physical description. Item will be shipped securely in a rigid flat-mailer to prevent bending.
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