EVANSVILLE, IN HORSE CAR TOKEN - ATWOOD # IN 280 A Start Price USD 195.00 Current Price USD 195.00 Time Left - Bid Count 0 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Saturday, October 25, 2008 End Time Monday, November 24, 2008 Location RVing Full Time from Coast to Coast See more about 'EVANSVILLE, IN HORSE CAR TOKEN - ATWOOD # IN 280 A' Description EVANSVILLE, IN HORSE CAR TOKEN - ATWOOD # IN 280 A EVANSVILLE STR. RAILWAY CO. - (HORSECAR) - EVANSVILLE IND. // GOOD FOR ONE FARE - J. GILBERT, TREAS. This is one of only about 30 or 31 Transportation Tokens issued in North American that bear a picture of a Horsecar on it. (about 30 from the USA and 1 from Canada) This Token is quite Scarce and was issued before 1892 as the line was electrified in September of that year. Atwood: IN 280 A White Metal 25mm Nice XF Condition   Buy It Now For: $195.00 • USA Buyer Shipping/Handling: $3.85 • Curioden #: 2204                                                                                                                                                             Click to Change Photos       curioden is ID Verified• Due within 7 Days• WAIT for a Combined S/H Invoice to Save on Shipping Costs for Muliple items• For Combined S/H make only ONE payment by PayPal• We Reserve the Right NOT to Ship to Unconfirmed PayPal Addresses         • USPS • We use Care in our Packaging            • We ship Monday thru Friday                   • Customs Forms used NO exceptions• Actual Shipping plus $1.00 Handling• Email for Shipping Charges             Design by Sally Milo - GOing1nceLLC Created by eBay Blackthorne ver. 3.2.151.0 Place a Bid!

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