Early 20th Century "Harriman Shield" Union Pacific SSP Sign industrial file This tool box features a

This tool box features a USA Excelsior lock

Date: Late 19th Century

to the similarly styled "mate's chair"

Framed set of various vintage Texaco/Marfak advertising merchandise

Early 20th century wooden workbench that is likely an oak work surface supported by a pine base

Early 20th Century "Harriman Shield" Union Pacific SSP Sign industrial file This tool box features ac. 1900s; Union Pacific Corp. Omaha, NE Antique single sided porcelain Union Pacific sign. This sign's design came about after E. H. Harriman and a group of other investors bought Union Pacific after the first incarnation of the company went bankrupt. Known for being a shrewd railroad tycoon, Harriman nevertheless left an indelible mark on the company and United States railroad business as a whole. This sign features the iconic Union Pacific stripes