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Railroad Commissary – Authentic Railroad China Catalog Railroad Commissary – authentic railroad china catalog http://www.rrcommissary.com/ ™ Welcome to The Railroad Commissary™ on-line railroad dining car china and other collectibles ca >>The Fast Track>> Alaska RR Atlantic Coast Line AT& SF Baltimore & Ohio We offer a collection of railroad collectables that have been carefully selected for authenticity. Our Boston & Albany items actually came from a railway, we don't stock them (except, maybe in the "Bargain Basement") Boston & Maine Burlington / CB&Q All items are railroad marked (top, bottom or both), unless clearly stated. Marked items are the b Canadian National however, consider patterns such as "Winged Streamliner", "Golden Rocket", or "Hill", which are oft Canadian Pacific to be top marked. Chesapeake & Ohio Overnight shipping (usually) available Collections Bought We Gi Chicago & North Western Delaware & Don't forget to bookmark this page so you can return easily and often! The stock is always chan Hudson Erie RR Florida East Coast For news and recent arrivals: Great Northern Gulf Mobile & China Grading System "RR BS" = railr Ohio (click on thumbnail photos to enlarge) Illinois Central Iron Mountain call: (707) 328-6215 (cell) or 539-1051 (land) or e-mail: [email protected] o Kansas City Southern Lehigh Valley 1 of 92 6/10/2012 7:22 AM Railroad Commissary – authentic railroad china catalog http://www.rrcommissary.com/ Maine Central Alaska Pattern Milwaukee / (none currently in stock) CM&StP Milwaukee / CMStP&P Missouri- McKinley Pattern Kansas-Texas Missouri Pacific Missouri Pacific / A-4205 demitasse cup (1-) very near mint condition (Shenango, 1950) $2 Iron Mountain Monon New Haven New York Central A-1270 saucer (1) mint condition (NOT RR MARKED !!) (Shenango) Nickel Plate Norfolk & Western A-1113 plate 7 5/8" (3+) good used condition (Shenango) Northern Pacific A-1255 bowl, coupe 7 5/8" (1) very near mint condition (Shenango) Pennsylvania RR Pittsburgh & Lake A-1371 bowl, coupe 7 5/8" (1-) very light used condition (Shenango) Erie Pullman Co. Reading Co. A-1020 bowl, coupe 7 5/8" (2+) light used condition (Shenango) $275. Richmond Fredericksburg & Potomac Rio Grande / A-1059 bowl, coupe 7 5/8" (2+) light used condition (Shenango) D&RGW Rock Island A-5000 ashtray / match holder 3 1/2" T (1-) near mint condition (Shenan Salt Lake Route Santa Fe Seaboard Air Line Soo Line Southern Pacific Southern Ry. Texas & Pacific Union Pacific Wabash Western Pacific RR silverware RR menus Pontiac Pattern RR glassware Martime china (none currently in stock) hotel ware builder's plates Railroad Books Bargain Basement ordering & shipping gift wrapping Carolina Pattern (all items RR BS) customer feedback A-757 butter pat (1) near mint condition (Sterling, 1947) A-832 butter pat (2) light used condition / minor glaze blemishes/ glaze (Sterling, 1947) A-610 butter pat (2) mint condition / 2 "sand grain" blemishes (Sterling 2 of 92 6/10/2012 7:22 AM Railroad Commissary – authentic railroad china catalog http://www.rrcommissary.com/ A-739 butter pat (2-) moderate used cond. / glaze blemishes (Sterling, 1 A-845 butter pat (3) moderate used condition / stripe flaws (Sterling, 1 A-808 butter pat (3-) moderate used cond. / several dark glaze blemishes A-2447 demitasse cup & saucer (2) both very light used cond. / cup has "s (Sterling, 1947) $75.00 A-5286 demitasses saucer (1-) near mint condition (Sterling, 1954) $35. A-2688 cup (1) mint condition (Sterling) $75. A-6606 cup (2+) very light used condition (Sterling, 1947) $60.00 A-3917 gravy boat 7 1/4" (1-) mint, but has several "pinpricks" in glaze (Sterling, 1947) $100.00 A-1031 oval bowl 5 3/4" (2) near mint condition / minor glaze imperfecti $25.00 A-2914 compote 6 7/8" W X 2 5/8" T (2+) very light used condition (Ste A-2593 plate 7 5/8" (1) mint condition (Sterling, 1956) $75. A-887 celery 9 7/8" (1) mint condition (Sterling, 1950) A-679 platter 11 3/8" (3) worn areas in well (Sterling, 1953) Flora of The South Pattern (all items RR BS) More Information A-4344 demitasse cup 2 1/8" T (1-) would be mint except for 2 minor scu 3 of 92 6/10/2012 7:22 AM Railroad Commissary – authentic railroad china catalog http://www.rrcommissary.com/ (Buffalo, 1941) (RR BS) $200.00 A-5686 butter pat 3 1/2" (2-) moderate used condition (Buffalo, date sm A-2433 butter pat 3 1/2" moderate used cond. / fissure in rim (Buffalo) A-5552 butter pat 3 1/2" (3+) "good" used condition (Buffalo, date smud A-3517 butter pat 3 1/2" moderate used cond. / red decorations muted (B A-3458 butter pat 3 1/2" moderate used cond. / reds very faint (Buffalo A-4429 bowl 5 3/8" (4+) near mint, except for old repaired nick in rim A-5308 hot food cover 5 3/4" (2-) light use, but mild stain around insid (Buffalo, 1942) $325.00 A-2184 plate 7 3/4" (3) good used condition / wear in well (Buffalo, A-6731 plate 9 1/4" (2-) moderate used condition (Buffalo, 1944) $140 A-4169 plate 9 1/4" (2-) moderate used condition (Buffalo) (Sol A-2714 platter 9 5/8" (2+) light used condition (Buffalo, 1942) A-1893 platter 9 5/8" (2-) moderate used condition (Buffalo, 1942) 4 of 92 6/10/2012 7:22 AM Railroad Commissary – authentic railroad china catalog http://www.rrcommissary.com/ A-4808 platter 9 5/8" (3+) "good" used condition (Buffalo, 1941) A-967 platter 9 5/8" (3) moderate used condition but has worn areas i $95.00 A-2636 platter 9 5/8" (4) moderate used condition but has stress cracks $85.00 Palmetto Pattern A-5905 butter 3 3/8" (3-) glaze worn / rust spots in well $110.00 A-5704 oval bowl 6 1/2" (2) light used condition (Shehango) $80.00 A-4923 celery 9 7/8" (3+) very light used condition, but has fissure in doesn't go through to top side (Warwick, 1924) $100.00 A-208 platter 11 1/2" (4) worn condition (Shenango) $60.00 call: (707) 328-6215 (cell) or 539-1051 (land) or e-mail: [email protected] o Counterfeit / Reproduction Advisory Capitol / Black & Gold Pattern (early H.P. Chandlee / Syracuse style) BB-599 gravy (early style, but no backstamps) 6" (1-) near mint but very sl $225.00 5 of 92 6/10/2012 7:22 AM Railroad Commissary – authentic railroad china catalog http://www.rrcommissary.com/ B-1536 oval bowl 6 1/4" (2+) minor utensil (Syracuse, 1917?) (gold B&O B-1746 oval bowl 6 1/4" (2) unused, mild gold wear (Syracuse, 1912-191 B-1874 soup plate 8 1/2" (3+) black in rim decorations worn (Syracuse, B-1176 serving platter 13 1/2" (3) good used condition (gold B&O BS) (Syracuse, 1923) $100.00 B-972 serving platter 13 1/2" (4) near mint, but glued under-rim chip (Syracuse, 1922) $70.00 B-5878 water pitcher, 1/2 gallon 6 1/2" T (3+) good condition, gold worn on handle, age spots on rim (gold B&O BS, (Syracuse, 1920) incredibly scarce item $550.00 Capitol / Black & Gold Pattern B-5529 butter pat (logo centered) 3 1/2" (1-) moderate used condition (Shena B-5188 butter pat (logo centered) 3 1/2" (2+) moderate used condition (Shena B-406 butter pat (logo centered) 3 3/8" (2-) moderate used condition $75.0 BB-5666 cup & saucer – squat-style (1-) (both near mint) (Shenango) (So BB-5447 cup & saucer – squat-style (2-, 2) cup, very light use / moderat saucer, light wear / moderate gold wear to well stripe (Shenango) (So BB-5162 cup & saucer – squat-style (3, 2-) cup moderate use /gold wear o saucer, light wear / moderate gold wear to well stripe (Shenango) $50.0 BB-1671 cup (squat style) (2) light used condition (Warwick) $60.00 BB-2000 demitasse cup & saucer – squat style (1/1) both very near mint condi (cup no BS / saucer Shenango, 1926) $330.00 BB-576 demitasse & saucer - Tall Style (both1) very near mint cond. (cup no 6 of 92 6/10/2012 7:22 AM Railroad Commissary – authentic railroad china catalog http://www.rrcommissary.com/ ** both cup and saucer topmarked!! ** BB-5111 demitasse & saucer - Tall Style (both 1) very near mint cond. (cup n BB-606 demitasse & unmarked saucer - Tall Style (1) very near mint cond. (c BB-594 demitasse & unmarked saucer - Tall Style (1) very near mint cond. (c BB-1946 cream pitcher 4 1/8" T (1-) near mint condition (Shenango - full c BB-5211 cream pitcher 4 1/8" T (1) (mint condition (Shenango, 1952 - gree B-1839 lid for tea pot (1-) very near mint condition $100.00 (or trade B-5598 bouillon cup 3 5/8" W (1) mint condition (no maker BS) B-5340 bouillon cup 3 5/8" W (1-) near mint condition (no maker BS) B-5548 sherbet 4" W (1-) near mint condition $125.00 B-1648 sherbet 4" W (2+) light used condition $110.00 B-330 bowl 5 1/8" (1-) near mint condition (Shenango, 1952) $ B-5237 bowl 5 1/8" (1-) near mint condition (Shenango, 1960) $ B-2122 bowl 5 1/8" (2-) moderate used condition (Shenango, 1952) $ B-5093 ice cream shell 5 7/8" (2) near mint / slight wear to logo / min (Shenango, 1927) $225.00 B-5582 ice cream shell 5 7/8" (3) very light use / glaze star on back (S B-1635 bowl 6 1/4" (1) mint condition (Shenango, 1934) B-164 bowl 6 1/2" (1-) near mint condition (Warwick, 1945) B-5369 oval bowl 6 1/4" (1) mint condition (Shenango - full color BS) B-710 oval bowl 6 1/4" (1-) near mint condition (Shenango, 1927) 7 of 92 6/10/2012 7:22 AM Railroad Commissary – authentic railroad china catalog http://www.rrcommissary.com/ B-677 oval bowl 6 1/4" (1-) near mint condition (Scammell's) B-463 hot food cover 6 1/4" (1-) near mint condition (Shenango, 1936) B-1609 gravy 6" L (1-) near mint condition (Shenango, 1927) $130.0 B-5287 plate 6 3/8" (2) light used condition (Shenango, 1961) (Sold) B-5473 plate 6 3/8" (2) light used condition (Shenango, 1961) (Sold) B-5497 compote 6 3/4" (1-) very light used condition (Shenango, 1957) B-4944 compote 6 3/4" (4+) nice looking, but faint crowsfoot
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