"Rails Through the Appalachians" is a vintage railroad book focusing on the Chesapeake & Ohio Mountain Subdivision, authored by Bill Harouff.
Published in 2024, this book offers a largely pictorial history of the C&O line running between Charlottesville and Clifton Forge, Virginia.
It delves into the post-WWII late steam and early diesel era, highlighting the handling of passenger traffic…

Discover Lt.
Harry E. Rieseberg's enthralling first-hand account of his exploration of the sunken Pirate city, Port Royal, in the article "I'm Going Back to a Sunken Pirate City.
" This original 1944 magazine piece provides a vivid glimpse into the lost world of Port Royal, also known as the Pirates' Babylon.
Delve into the past with this historical artifact, offering detailed insights…

Step back in time with "Reefer Madness Illustrated: Exploding Marijuana Myths in 1949," a vintage magazine article that delves into the shocking secrets of marijuana culture post the Robert Mitchum scandal.
Uncover tales of terrifying trances, from falling into vases to experiencing hallucinations at a smuggling party. This original 4-page piece from 1949 warns of the dangers of marijuana, po…

This San Francisco pictorial map is a reproduction of a 1927 original, showcasing the city before the construction of the Golden Gate Bridge.
Measuring 20x 24 inches, it is printed on 68lb Heavyweight Enhanced Matte Art Paper. The map provides a fascinating glimpse into the city's past, with detailed illustrations of landmarks, neighborhoods, and transportation routes.
This historical mem…

This vintage pictorial print is a map of Chicago's gangland, depicting the locations of various notorious gangs such as Little Italy, Little Sicily, and Capone Territory.
The map offers a glimpse into the underworld of the city during a bygone era. Produced by Artscape Galleries, this poster is a part of their collection of vintage mobs, gangsters, and criminals collectibles.
It is a valu…

This pictorial map of Manhattan in the 1920s provides a unique glimpse into the city's past.
The map is oriented with north to the upper right and features intricate details that capture the essence of Manhattan during that era.
The map is a great addition to any collection of historical memorabilia of cities and towns. Its budget-friendly price makes it accessible to anyone interested in…

This vintage pictorial map of Long Island from 1933 showcases a whimsical Art Deco style that illustrates the area's rich history with intricate detail.
The border of the map is adorned with underwater illustrations and colorful scenes from the past. This antique map of North America is a fascinating piece of art that captures the essence of Long Island's cultural heritage.
As a bargain-p…

This 19th-century United States stamp, featuring the HIOGO JAPAN CANCEL 116 Pictorial Issue, showcases a fresh used condition with a unique Japan cancel and visible perfs.
Collectors and enthusiasts will appreciate the historical significance and intricate details of this rare piece. Its high-end value reflects the quality and desirability of such a well-preserved artifact.
A must-have fo…