The Commodore Hotel train pass from 1940. This New York Commodore Hotel collectible belonged to a woman named Vivian Whiting. Perfect for those who love to collect memorabilia from New York.
This came from a time when prices were vastly different as noted by the cost for the room being $3.00 and when pay phones were a common way to make phone calls.
Featured on one side is a map of New Work City and at the bottom of the other side is a message from the president of the company.
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