Those Butterfield Stageline tickets are actually from the mid-1950s. They could be purchased at the nearby Stageline ticket office which is now a custodian's closet behind the Bottle House.
Allen P, your right! lets blame Major since I stole it from his blog - lol!
Wednesday, 23 March, 2011
Since we’ve seen a lot of the Knott’s Berry Farm train lately it seems only fair to show off the other transportation ride that’s still at the farm too.
These Butterfield Stage Line tickets are undated but most likely from the 1950’s. Neat stagecoach graphics, classic talk about the possibility of the driver getting killed and your ticket being free if you bring the stage to the next station, of course that’s if you didn’t shoot driver.
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While it’s not my favorite Globe Ticket safety paper, the Dillingham Ticket Co. had some pretty nice safety paper too. I think its great that both of these ticket companies are still in business.
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From Gorilla’s Don’t Blog, this 1967 view of the Butterfield Stagecoach sure does look inviting.
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Close this window Jump to comment formYay, more Knott's love!
Tuesday, 22 March, 2011
Now all you need to do is find one of those Disneyland ticket books with the Dillingham paper!
Tuesday, 22 March, 2011
Wow, super cool!!!
Tuesday, 22 March, 2011
Those Butterfield Stageline tickets are actually from the mid-1950s. They could be purchased at the nearby Stageline ticket office which is now a custodian's closet behind the Bottle House.
Tuesday, 22 March, 2011
The picture of the Stagecoach is flopped. Check out the Butterfield Stageline sign in the background above the horses.
Tuesday, 22 March, 2011
Allen P, your right! lets blame Major since I stole it from his blog - lol!
Wednesday, 23 March, 2011