GETTYSBURG LINCOLN TRAIN STATION TELEGRAPH/W MD RR TICKET LATE 1800s-EARLY 1900s

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GETTYSBURG LINCOLN TRAIN STATION VARIOUS LATE 1800s & EARLY 1900s PAPER PIECES INCLUDING TELEGRAPH PARTS, FIRST CLASS TRAIN TICKET, REPORT, STATION LOG.
Mix of late 1800's (likely the telegraph & log) & early 1900's (likely train) - again a mix where these are pieces -
see pictures
.  9 fragile paper pieces
all originally from station.
Sometimes in frequent fires of the 1800's & earlier pieces flew freely and if people of the time were lucky or unknowingly wise enough to keep some - for use or whatever reason, entire newspapers they can be seen coated sometimes in attics, basements, closets - areas not covered, or uncovered.  These were supposed to have been collected with others by family in the general area of Gettysburg, some particularly after a fire at the station, which can be seen in some singe marks on the edge of one of the pieces -
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, as explained by original owner who was of family working at station at time.
Train station where Abraham Lincoln arrived in November during Civil War to give Gettysburg Address following Day, and from where soldiers and their families left/arrived after the battle before that.
In collector's cotton-display pinned-shut box -
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.
PLEASE SEE PICTURES.
Shipped USPS.
Thanks for looking!