Santa Fe 1941 Ticket Envelope & Stubs L. A. /Chicago Wife Of Actor Selmer Jackson
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:45876146 | Modified Item: No |
| Country/Region of Manufacture: United States |
Santa Fe - Los Angeles Trip to Chicago, Ill. - June 3, 1941Plus Other Associated Items of Vintage Train Travel
Lot of 11 Items - Related to Mrs. Selmer Jackson, wife of character actor Selmer Jackson
Offered is a lot of the following items:
1. Santa Fe Ticket Envelope in fair condition, with toning and discoloration, showing original cost of the trip - $143.85.Interesting graphics showing the "Grand Canyon National Park - Indian Detours, New Mexico Rockies" side trips.... Dated June 3, 1941.
2. Ticket Stub - The Pullman Company - Los Angeles to Chicago, 1941.
3. Ticket Stub - The Pullman Company - Chicago to New Orleans, December 1927.
4. Ticket Stub - The Pullman Company - Tulsa to St. Louis, Mo., February 1927.
5. Ticket Stub - The Pullman Company - Scranton to Cleveland - January (year unclear - possibly prior to 1920).
6. Two - Los Angeles Union Station Outbound Check Passenger Stubs - Red Cap No. 17.
7. Passenger Receipt - Coupon Transfer Parmelee Transportation Company - Chicago.
8. Two Santa Fe - Passenger Record Forms - One is signed by Mrs. Jackson, in ink, with her North Hollywood, California Address.
9. Santa Fe - Passenger Identification Slip - for the train conductor's use.
Selmer Adolf Jackson was an American stage, film andtelevision actor. He appeared in nearly 400 films between 1921 and1963. His name was sometimes spelled Selmar Jackson. Mr. Jackson was bornin Mills, Iowa, on May 7, 1888 and died in Burbank, California onMarch 30, 1971 at age 85. He was married to Estil S. Jackson.
Jackson gained early acting experience in stock theater, workingwith groups such as the Des Moines Stock Company. Jackson's screendebut was in the silent film The Supreme Passion (1921). Mr. Jackson was an actor known for The Grapes of Wrath (1920), Left Over ladies (1931) and Undercover Agent (1939). In the 1930s and 1940s Mr. Jackson was a highly active character actor often seen in films because of his well-modulatedvoice. He was usually given roles involving authority or authoritativefigures such as; judges, lawyers, doctors, high-ranking government officialsor military officers and the like.
Shippingand handling costs for all Continental U.S. areas is $4.75. PLEASE, NO EUROPEAN, CANADIAN OR AUSTRALIAN SALES - US SALES ONLY.
Lot of 11 Items - Related to Mrs. Selmer Jackson, wife of character actor Selmer Jackson
Offered is a lot of the following items:
1. Santa Fe Ticket Envelope in fair condition, with toning and discoloration, showing original cost of the trip - $143.85.Interesting graphics showing the "Grand Canyon National Park - Indian Detours, New Mexico Rockies" side trips.... Dated June 3, 1941.
2. Ticket Stub - The Pullman Company - Los Angeles to Chicago, 1941.
3. Ticket Stub - The Pullman Company - Chicago to New Orleans, December 1927.
4. Ticket Stub - The Pullman Company - Tulsa to St. Louis, Mo., February 1927.
5. Ticket Stub - The Pullman Company - Scranton to Cleveland - January (year unclear - possibly prior to 1920).
6. Two - Los Angeles Union Station Outbound Check Passenger Stubs - Red Cap No. 17.
7. Passenger Receipt - Coupon Transfer Parmelee Transportation Company - Chicago.
8. Two Santa Fe - Passenger Record Forms - One is signed by Mrs. Jackson, in ink, with her North Hollywood, California Address.
9. Santa Fe - Passenger Identification Slip - for the train conductor's use.
Selmer Adolf Jackson was an American stage, film andtelevision actor. He appeared in nearly 400 films between 1921 and1963. His name was sometimes spelled Selmar Jackson. Mr. Jackson was bornin Mills, Iowa, on May 7, 1888 and died in Burbank, California onMarch 30, 1971 at age 85. He was married to Estil S. Jackson.
Jackson gained early acting experience in stock theater, workingwith groups such as the Des Moines Stock Company. Jackson's screendebut was in the silent film The Supreme Passion (1921). Mr. Jackson was an actor known for The Grapes of Wrath (1920), Left Over ladies (1931) and Undercover Agent (1939). In the 1930s and 1940s Mr. Jackson was a highly active character actor often seen in films because of his well-modulatedvoice. He was usually given roles involving authority or authoritativefigures such as; judges, lawyers, doctors, high-ranking government officialsor military officers and the like.
Shippingand handling costs for all Continental U.S. areas is $4.75. PLEASE, NO EUROPEAN, CANADIAN OR AUSTRALIAN SALES - US SALES ONLY.
