Pennsylvania Railroad PRR Vintage Employee Ephemera & Memorabilia Lot

A rich little archive belonging to one Harry E. Ginter — a Pennsylvania Railroad employee out of Harrisburg, PA. The centerpiece is his 1916 Certificate of Membership in the PRR Voluntary Relief Fund, No. 649272, signed by the Superintendent of the Relief Department. Alongside it: a beautifully illustrated PRR "Guide to Washington" booklet with the Capitol dome on the cover, a stack of loose documents including Mutual Beneficial Association of Pennsylvania Railroad Employees cards and correspondence (Keystone Local No. 21, postmarked Harrisburg, Jan. 27, 1934), a dark cloth-covered PRR regulations booklet, a brown leather PRR-stamped pen case with snap closure and what appears to be a vintage lighter or tool inside, and a pair of round brass PRR uniform buttons with wire shanks. The paper pieces show age-appropriate toning and handling wear; the leather case is supple with light scuffing; the buttons are solid. A genuine one-family PRR collection — the kind that doesn't come together like this very often. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.