BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE: LOCOMOTIVES FOR EXPORT, 1915

The Baldwin Locomotive Works 1831 - 1915 A Study in American Industrial Practice Author: John K. Brown Illustrations Photos Illustrations

Binder full of fifty-one mostly black and white locomotive photographs, photo cards, and build cards with detailed information of the locomotive build on the back. This is from The Collection of Walte

55 page booklet issued in 1902 commemorating the Baldwin Locomotive Works Twenty-Thousandth Locomotive and seventieth year in continuous operation. This occasion was marked by a formal dinner for whic

A Painted Metal Baldwin Locomotive Co.: Philadelphia Locomotive Badge and Engine Number Plaque for the M.R. & B.T. Railroad January, 1917  each mounted to one side of a wood plaque. Width overall 15

5 Piece G Gauge Train Set, probably Bachmann, Northern Pacific including: Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadelphia Locomotive, #12 coal tender, log car, Union Pacific cattle car and caboose, #12, with s

Plate measures 14 3/8" in diameter and reads, " Baldwin Locomotive Works 552 Philadelphia USA" According to Baldwin records, this plate may have belonged to Louisiana and Arkansas 2-8-2 #552. The moun

Baldwin Locomotive Books and other including; History of the Baldwin Locomotive Works, Matthias W. Baldwin - Locomotive Pioneer, The Baldwin Locomotive Works - The Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Railway,

Baldwin Locomotive Works #5 Number Plate from Cuban 2-8-0 Steam locomotive A neat Baldwin Locomotive Works front number / smoke box plate from 36" gauge Heriberto Duquesne Sugar Central / Adela 2-8-0

Wooden Union Pacific System - The Overland Route. Northern Pacific #2651 4-8-4 Steam Locomotive Builders Photo, Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadelphia, PA---Framed builders photo of Northern Pacific #

Bronze Engine Badge #36936, Locomotive Builders Plate - Baldwin Locomotive Wks, September 1911, one smallchip on edge

This is a beautiful book is “Dimensions, Weights, and Tractive Power of Narrow-Gauge Locomotives, Manufactured by the Baldwin Locomotive Works” and believed to be published in 1877. There

Brass Steam Locomotive Nose Badge: The Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadelphia, U.S.A., Nose Badge #20, SOLID BRASS, Off of a 2-8-0 Baldwin 4 Drive Wheels.

Operator's Manual for the FL9-AC Locomotive; History of the Baldwin Locomotive Works1831-1923; The New Haven Railroad Electric Locomotive Parade 1888-1958; The New Jersey Short Line Railroads Photo Al

M.W. Baldwin and Company Locomotive Builders, Philadelphia, name of locomotive "President", lithograph and prints on stone by Max Rosenthal, frame size 29 x 46 inches, paper size 20 3/4 x 38 inches.

Beautiful Baldwin Locomotive Works Number Plate from road No. 1. Unknown provenance. Rear of plate has threaded boss for attachment to smokebox door. Plate measures 14 - 3/8" diameter. This is not a s

The Baldwin Locomotive Works Builders Plate 1941, serial #64158, Philadelphia, stamped 2673 and A4 on backside, cast brass, reportedly from the Northern Pacific Railroad locomotive #2673 Property from

Cast bronze round Baldwin Locomotive Works builder's plate No. 51733, May 1919. Removed from Southern Railway class Ts-1, 4-8-2, road No. 483 (this is the last locomotive of this class built). Plate h

The Baldwin Locomotive Works Williams & Co. engine w/ tender. D & RGW, 453 K-27. 26" L x 8" H. Comes in hand crafted metal storage case. Contact our recommended 3rd party "for profit" shipper Pak Mail

Construction No. 36241, March, 1911. OWRR&N Co. 4-6-2, road No. 304; painted green on bronze. Condition: (8.0). Dimensions: 12 - 1/4" x 12 - 1/4".

Baldwin Locomotive Builder Plate 39815 Heavy brass plate dated May 1913. Baldwin 39813 was a 2-8-2 Locomotive operated by the Southern Pacific Company and operated in the western United States. 9" Exc

Baldwin Locomotive Plate #74229, Baldwin-Westinghouse Phila, U.S.A. June 1949, Cast, mounted on wood

Cast Bronze builder's plate #38812 from Baldwin. Dated November 1912. Stamped 12384684 with old typed data on reverse sting it is from Woodward Iron Company #30, a 2-8-2. About 9 1/4" diameter.

American, first quarter 20th century. A painted Baldwin Locomotive Works Builders Plate dated March 1911 #36241 Philadelphia U.S.A. 12.25 inch diameter. Overall good condition with paint loss througho

American. 1919. Brass. 9.25" Dia x 0.25". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.