A rare opportunity to own a piece of railroad history The 1972 Erie Lackawanna Railroad's monthly balance sheets are an incredible find for train enthusiasts and collectors alike. These meticulously preserved documents showcase the financial performance of one of America's most iconic railroads during its heyday.
Each sheet measures approximately four feet by six feet, offering ample space to study the intricate details of these historical records. The 24 months on file provide a comprehensive snapshot of the railroad's finances, including revenues, expenses, and profits.
The Erie Lackawanna Railroad was once one of the largest railroads in the country, operating from Chicago to New York City. During its peak years, it employed thousands of workers and transported millions of tons of cargo. These vintage balance sheets offer a unique glimpse into the railroad's operations during this period of growth and transformation.
With only 6 months remaining on the lot, this is an exceptional chance to add to your collection or use as inspiration for future research projects. Don't miss out on this rare opportunity to own a piece of railroad history.
