The product is a vintage 1940s-50s yellow cab driver hat from the Lancaster Brand in Los Angeles. This collectible item is a size 6 7/8 and is a piece of transportation memorabilia from the United States. Perfect for collectors of vintage hats or those interested in the history of taxi companies in the mid-20th century.
• Subject: Spokane city tour / scenic drive. • Format: Tri-fold brochure. Complete and intact. Moderate edge wear and fold wear consistent with age. Small corner wear visible. No major tears. • Washington State history.
***Last photos show 2 additional ones that are not shown in the main pic*** 7 Cincinnati 1940s 50s Bus Photos Newport & Covington. 6 of them are 4 X 5″, the smaller one is 2 3/4 X 4 1/2″ 2 of the larger ones and the smaller one say Cincinnati Street RY on the back, the others say Cincinnati Newport & Covington. Good shape, some wear to the lower right corner. Comes as seen, free shipping
Measure approx. 2 3/4″ x 4 1/8″. All have postcard backs. Nice condition but a poor job was done removing them from the tickets. Satisfaction guaranteed with unconditional return privilege. Email with questions. Thanks for looking. Postcards are shipped using a backing board/stiffener and sent USPS First Class Non-Machinable with hand cancels to help prevent damage. I do offer combined shipping adjustments. When buying multiple lots please request an invoice after committing to buy and before paying. .
Nice Group Continental Bus Memorabilia, 1948,1957 and 1958 Calendars, Window Sticker, Photograph, post cards and 1948 ticket stubs, with some handling and shelf wear Please see pic’s for additional description, shipping is free
This was originally part of a tie pin/chain that was likely worn by Trailways drivers, ticket agents or other employees. I found a photo showing how it would have looked when attached. As you see this is only the lower shield unattached as indicated by the two holes at the top where the chain would have been affixed. Nice enamel work and a good collectible piece from this company. It could possibly date more in the window of 1938-1952. Measures 3/4 x 7/8 inches. (LB#23)