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• Central Pacific Railroad
• Pacific Railroad Stereograph Auctions [in Stereoviews Category] - [All Antique Photographs]
• More Railroad Stereoviews [in Stereoviews Category]
• Transcontinental Railroad
• Books [in Antiquarian & Rare Category]
• Guides [in Collectibles Category]
• Prints [in Antique Prints Category]
• Maps [in Transportation > Maps, Atlases Category] - [Exclude reproductions]
• Ephemera
• Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper
• Harper's Weekly Newspaper
• Cameras/Stereoviewers
• Stereo Cameras
• Stereo Gallery
• For more railroadiana, don't miss The Collectors Weekly

"You can't have everything. Where would you put it?" —Steven Wright, Comedian

Writing in Newsweek, 6/17/2002 p. 52, Jerry Adler describes in his article on the The eBay Way of Life the result of an eBay auction: 

  "By definition, though, we both would have gotten something we wanted, increasing by some tiny increment the sum total of happiness in the world—mine, his and that of Pierre Omidyar, the young engineer who founded eBay in his apartment in 1995 on the premise that the Internet is the perfect device for the second most important form of human convergence, the meeting of buyers and sellers."

"After a time you may find that having is not so pleasing a thing as wanting. It is not logical but it is often true." —Mr. Spock, Star Trek, 1960's episode

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