Description
Original document from the Edward E. Nahon Collection – Edward E. Nahon (b. ca. 1881) was a New York-based furniture designer and businessman active during the early-to-mid 20th century. Nahon was known for his design work and entrepreneurship during an important era of American business history.
Details About the Item:
One original Proposed Itinerary for Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. Nahon, issued under No. W-258, outlining plans for a trip to the Pacific Coast departing on June 27, 1937.
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Transportation arranged via New York Central Lines, one of the most prominent railroads of the era, known for luxury passenger service.
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A rare glimpse into high-class rail travel during the golden age of American trains.
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Approximate size: standard letter paper dimensions.
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A fascinating piece of vintage travel planning ephemera connected to both business and leisure history.
Condition:
Good vintage condition. Typical signs of age such as light toning, minor creasing, or corner wear may be present. Please review photos for exact details.
Why It’s Valuable:
An authentic 1937 train travel document from a notable New York entrepreneur, reflecting the style and experience of early 20th-century cross-country rail travel. A wonderful addition for collectors of vintage documents, business history, railroad memorabilia, or travel ephemera.
Shipping Information:
Carefully packed and shipped with tracking. Combined shipping available for multiple purchases.
