VTG C.B.&Q. RAILROAD MULHOLLAND BROS SILVER PLATE TRAY

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NOTE: ONLY A 3 DAY AUCTION. HERE FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION IS A NICE VINTAGE C.B.&Q. (Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company) RAILROAD CO. MULHOLLAND BROS INC. SILVER PLATE TRAY. HEAVY PLATED STERLING ON COPPER (IN THINK) AND WEIGHS ABOUT ONE POUND BEFORE PACKING. MEASURES 11 5/16" LONG X 4 7/8" WIDE X 3/4" TALL. CLEARLY MARKED ON THE BOTTOM: MULHOLLAND BROS. INC. C.B.& Q. R.R. CO. O18. UNSURE OF DATES THAT THIS WAS IN USE, BUT IS GURANTEED TO BE OLD VINTAGE SILVERPLATE. YOU'LL LOVE IT. HERE'S MORE INFO ON THE RAILROAD COMPANY: Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad CompanyFormed in 1855 by Boston capitalist John Murray Forbes, the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy (CB&Q) by 1900, employed 35,640 people and included 7,545 miles of track mainly in Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Colorado, Missouri, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Wyoming, Montana, and the Dakotas. In addition to its railroad operations, this mammoth "Burlington System" was responsible for encouraging emigration and town development, and for stimulating local economies along its routes. It also promoted tourism to Yellowstone, the Black Hills, Glacier, and other scenic sites within reach of its tracks and beginning in 1934 introduced its revolutionary and enormously popular stainless steel Zephyr passenger trains.The CB&Q archives at the Newberry (ca. 5,000 cubic feet) mainly document read more