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NRM Transport Ticket Collection Overseas NATIONAL RAILWAY MUSEUM TRANSPORT TICKET COLLECTION - Overseas Country/Company Page Numbers Algeria Algerian Railways (Map) 2261 Algerian Railways 2262 to 2285, 6325 Argentina 2293 to 2311 Australia Australian Railways (Map) 2312 Central Australia Railway (Details) 2313 Central Australia Railway 2314 to 2315 Commonwealth Railway 2314 to 2316, 2318 Federal Territories Railway 2316 Trans-Australian Railway (Details) 2317 to 2318 Melbourne & Hobson's Bay United Railway 6326 Melbourne Ferries 2319 Midland Railway of Western Australia (Details) 2320 Midland Railway of Western Australia 2321 New South Wales Railways (Map) 2322 New South Wales Government Railway (Details) 2323 New South Wales Government Railway 2324 to 2330, 6330 New South Wales Government Railway Sydney Electrified Lines (Map) 2331 New South Wales Government Railway Sydney Electrified Lines 2332 to 2337 New South Wales Government and South Maitland Railway 2337 Queensland Railways (Map) 2338 Queensland Government Railway (Details) 2338 Queensland Government Railway 2339 Queensland Railway 2340 to 2343, 6328, 6330, 6331 to 6336 Queensland and New South Wales Government Joint Railway 2343 South Australian Railways (Map) 2344 South Australian Railways (Details) 2344 South Australian Railway 2346 to 2350, 6237 South Maitland Railway 2351 Sydney Parramatta & Liverpool Railway 2351 Victorian Government Railway (Map) 2352 Victorian Government Railway (Details) 2352 Victorian Government Railway 2353 to 2371, 6330 Western Australian Government Railway (Map) 2372 Western Australian Government Railway (Details) 2373 Western Australian Government Railway 2374 to 2376, 6328, 6330 Australia Misc. 4182, 6326 to 6337 Austria 2286 to 2292, 6338 to 6341 Belgium Luxembourg 2389 to 2390 Belgium 2377 to 2389, 2391, 4005, 4182, 6342 to 6344 Belgian Congo 2392 to 2393 Bermuda 2394 to 2395 Bolivia 6345 Brazil 2396 to 2399 British Guiana 2400 to 2405 Bulgaria 2406, 6346 Burma 2407 to 2408 Canada Alcoma Central & Hudson Bay Railway 2409 to 2410 Atlantic Quebec & Western Railway 2411 British Columbia Electric Railway 2411, 6350 Canada & Gulf Terminal Railway 2411 Canadian National Railway 2412 to 2415, 6349 Canadian Pacific Railway 2415 to 2416, 6347 to 6351 Central Canada Railway 2417 Cumberland Railway & Coal Co 2417 Dominion Atlantic Railway 2418 Duluth Winnipeg & Pacific Railway 2419 Edmonton Dunvegan & British Columbia Railway 2420 Grand River Railway 2420 Grand Trunk Railway 2420 Hydro-Electric Railway 2421 Intercolonial Railway 2421 LE & NR (?Lake Erie & Northern Railway) 2422 London & Port Stanley Railway 2422 Maritime Coal Railway & Power Co 2422 Montreal & Southern Counties Railway 2422 Niagara St. Catherines & Toronto Railway 2423 Newfoundland Railway 2431 Nipissing Central Railway 2423 Northern Alberta Railway 2423 Northern Pacific Railway 2424 North Yonge Railway 2425 Pullman Car Co 2425 Quebec Central Railway 2425 Quebec Railway Light & Power Co 2426 to 2427 Sydney & Louisburg Railway 2428 Temiskaming & Northern Ontario Railway 2429 Temisconata Railway 2430 Thousand Islands Railway 2430 Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo Railway 2430 Canada Misc. 6352 Ceylon Ceylon Government Railway 2432 to 2435, 6353 to 6354, E107 Tokar Light Railway 2435 Chile 2436, 6357 China Kowloon-Canton Railway 6439 Kowloon Motor Bus Co 6440 China Misc. 2437 Colombia 2438 Corsica 6356 Cuba 2439 to 2440 Cyprus Map & Details 2441 Cyprus Railways 2442 to 2443 Czechoslovakia 2444 to 2448, 6355 Denmark 2449 to 2457, 4182, 6358 to 6359 East African Railway 6360 Ethiopia 2458 Egypt Map & Details 2459 to 2460 Egyptian Railways 2461 to 2472, 6361 Eritrea 2473 to 2474 Finland 2475 to 2476 France Chemin de Fer Caen a la Mer 2477 Chemin de Fer du Calvados 2478 to 2479 Chemin de Fer de l'Est 2479 to 2480 Chemin de Fer Est de Lyon 2480 Chemin de Fer de l'Etat (Midi) 2481 Chemin de Fer de l'Etat (Oest) 2481 to 2484 Chemin de Fer Metropolitain 2485 to 2488 Chemin de Fer du Midi 2489 Chemin de Fer de l'Oest 2490 to 2493 Chemin de Fer Nord Ceinture 2490 Chemin de Fer Oest Ceinture 2493 Chemin de Fer de Paris a Lyon et a la Mediterranee 2494 to 2499 Chemin de Fer de Paris a Lyon et a la Mediterranee et Est 2500 to 2501 Chemin de Fer de Paris a Orleans 2501 Chemin de Fer de Paris a Orleans et Midi 2501 Chemin de Fer de Sud France 2502 to 2514 2515 to 2591, 4000 to 4002, 4724 to 4725, 5159, 6362 to 6377, France Misc. E76 to E78, E107 Germany 2592 to 2642, 4002, 4726 6378 to 6391, S16.4 Gold Coast (Ghana) 2643 to 2644, 6392 Greece 2646 to 2652, 6393 to 6394 Hong Kong 2653 to 2665, 4004, 4032 to 4044, 6395 Hungary 2666 to 2671, 6396 India Bengal & Assam Railway 2672 Bengal-Nagpur Railway 2673 to 2674 Bengal North Western Railway 2675 Bhavnagar State Railway 2676 Bikaner State Railway 2676 Bombay Baroda & Central India Railway 2677 to 2678 Central Railway (India) 2679 Eastern Bengal State Railway 2680 East Coast Railway 2680 East Indian Railway 2681 to 2688 Gaekwar of Baroda State Railway 2689 Great Indian Peninsular Railway 2690 to 2694, 4182, 4726 LM 2694 Jaipur Railway 2694 Madras Railway 2695 Madras & Southern Mahratta Railway 2696 to 2699, 4182 Mysore State Railway 2700 Nizam's Guaranteed State Railway 2701 North Western Railway of India 2702 to 2704 Oudh & Rohilkand Railway 2705 Rohilkand & Kumaon Railway 2706 South Indian Railway 2707 to 2708 Southern Mahratta Railway 2708 India Misc. 2708, 6397 to 6400 Iran See Persia Iraq Map & Details 2709 Iraq Railways 2710 to 2715, 4003, 6401 to 6402 Italy 2716 to 2721, 6403 to 6421 Jamaica 2722 Japan 2723 to 2724, 6422 to 6435 Java 2725 to 2728, 6436 Kenya & Uganda Map & Details 2729 to 2730 Kenya & Uganda Railways 2731 to 2735 Latvia 2736 Libya Map & Details 2738 to 2739 Libyan Railways 2739 to 2742 Luxembourg See Belgium Malaya 2743, 6441 to 6442 Mauritius 2744 to 2747 Mexico 2748 to 2754 Mozambique 2645, 6443 Netherlands 2755 to 2773, 4002, 4182, 4723, 6444 to 6446 Nigeria 2774 to 2778 New Zealand Map 2779 New Zealand Railways 2796 to 2801, E107 Norway 2790 to 2794, 4182, 6447 to 6450 Palestine Map & Details 2795 Palestine Railways 2796 to 2801, 4007, 6451 to 6452 Panama 2802 Persia 2803 to 2805 Poland 2806, 6453 Portugal 2807 to 2813, 6454 to 6455 Puerto Rico 2814 Rhodesia Map & Details 2815 to 2816 Rhodesian Railways 2817 to 2822, 6456 to 6460 Romania 2736 to 2737, 2823, 6461 Russia 2824, 6525 to 6526 Saudi Arabia Saudi Railways Organisation 6460a Siam 2825 to 2828, 6496 Sierra Leone Map & Details 2829 Sierra Leone Railways 2830 to 2835 South Africa Details 2836 South African Railways 2837 to 2848, 4007, 4181, 6462 to 6467, E107 to E108 Spain 2849 to 2866, 6468 to 6473 Sudan 2867 to 2870, 6474 Sweden 2871 to 2879, 6475 to 6477 Switzerland 2880 to 2898, 6478 to 6495 Syria 2899 Tanganyika (Tanzania) Map & Details 2900 Tanganyika Railways 2901 to 2903 Tasmania Map & Details 2904 to 2905 Tasmanian Railways 2906 to 2912 Thailand See Siam Trinidad 2913 Tunisia 4006, 6497 Turkey 2914 to 2916, 6498 to 6499 Uruguay 2917 to 2920 USA Alaska Railroad 2924 Alaska Steamship Company 6501 Ahnapee & Western Railroad 2925 Alabama Great Southern Railroad 2925 Alton Railroad 6501 Amador Central Railroad 2925 to 2926 Amtrak 6517 to 6518 Angelina & Natches River Railroad 2927 Ann Arbor Railroad 2927 Anthony & Northern Railroad 2927 to 2934 Arcade & Attica Railroad 2934 AVI Route (Allegheny Valley - Pennsylvania Railroad) 2934 to 2935 Asherton & Gulf Railroad 2936 Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad 2936, 6501, 6517 Atlanta Birmingham & Coast Railroad 2937, 6501 Atlanta & West Point Railroad 2937, 6501 Atlantic Coast Line Railroad 2938 to 2940, 6501 Atlantic & North Carolina Railroad 2940 Baltimore & Annapolis Railroad 2941 Baltimore & Ohio Railroad 2942, 6501 to 6502 Bamberger Railroad 2942 Bangor & Aroostook Railroad 2943 to 2944, 6502 Barclay Railroad 2944 Belfast & Moosehead Lake Railroad 2945 to 2946 Bellefonte Central Railroad 2946 Bessemer & Lake Erie Railroad 2946 Big Fork & International Falls Railroad 2946 'Big Four' See Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago & St. Louis Railroad Boston & Albany Railroad 2947 Boston & Maine Railroad 2947 to 2965, 6500, 6502 Bridgton & Saco River Railroad 2965 to 2967 Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh Railroad 2967 'Burlington' See Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad Burlington & Missouri River Railroad 6502 Burlington-Rock Island Railroad 2967 Burlington-Rock Island, Chicago Rock Island & Pacific and Fort Worth & Denver City Railroad 2967 Butte Anaconda & Pacific Railroad 2968 Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Railroad 2969 Central New England & Western Railroad 2969 Central of Georgia Railroad 2970 to 2971, 6502 to 6503 Central of New Jersey Railroad 2971 to 2973, 6511 Central Railroad & Canal Co 3013 Central Vermont Railroad 2974 to 2986 Charleston & Western Carolina Railroad 2987 Charlotte Monroe & Columbia Railroad 2987 Chesapeake Beach Railroad 2987 Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad 2987 to 2989, 6503, 6519 Chicago Aurora & Elgin Railroad 2989 Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad 2990 to 2991, 6502 to 6503 Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad 2992 Chicago Great Western Railroad 2993, 6503 Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Railroad 2993 Chicago & Illinois Midland Railroad 2994 Chicago & Milwaukee Electric Railroad 2994 Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad 2995, 6503 Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific Railroad 2996 to 3000, 6507 Chicago North Shore & Milwaukee Railroad 3001, 6504 Chicago & North Western Railroad 3002 to 3003, 6504 Chicago Peoria & St. Louis Railroad 3003 Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railroad 3004 to 3005, 6504 Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis & Omaha Railroad 3006
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