The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway, later to become the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific, and to be generally known as ...

The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway kept it basic.  The railroad did not have subsidiary railroads that functioned as a part of it...

The Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis Railway used its brand name, the "Memphis Route" as a precancel, and it may be found as ...

One of the rarest of the 1898 documentary precancels, there is only one type known and it is only known on the roulette version of the one c...

Like the non-Texas portion of the Cotton Belt Route, the precancels of the St. Louis Southwestern Railway of Texas are also quite scarce.  U...

The St. Louis, Southwestern Railway Company apparently produced a limited number of types of printed precancels; according to Fullerton ther...

The KCNWRR is only known for printed precancels on the hyphen-hole version of the one cent battleship.  Examples are quite rare for the hyph...

The International & Great Northern ran entirely within Texas, and their stamp with printed cancels may be found with cancelations from s...

It seems that more unused copies of I&GNRR precanceled stamps are available to collectors today than from any company, railroad or other...

The collectible types of International & Great Northern Railroad are many, as the road was known to have printed cancels on five differe...

The St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern ran mainlines south, east and southeast of St. Louis.  One line ran roughly south from St. Louis...