CAST-IRON "RAILROAD CROSSING" RAILROAD SIGN, TWO PIECE

A cast iron railroad Crossing sign in two pieces. The two pieces measure 48" by 9". Both have a casting number on one side. You'll need to supply your own nuts & bolts. I can lift each one but not hap

A large cast iron railroad crossing sign in two assembled pieces. Ht: 47.25" Wd: 47.25"

Wow! This is an awesome two piece railroad crossing cast iron sign from the Western Maryland railroad. This sign was cast in two pieces, with the top section nesting / bolting to the lower two thirds

Canadian. 1920s. Cast iron. Each panel bears a casting mark of "20896-82XA" on rear. Features two panels that bolt together through the center. Original surface exhibits scattered minor to moderate lo

A single-sided vintage oval cast iron railroad crossing sign. "STOP LOOK LISTEN" in black-painted lettering on a faded and deteriorated white field. There are two mounting holes in the face for mounti

Heavy 2 piece cast iron sign with chipping to original paint but have a great look! Both are marked WRR & Co. Are unassembled and measure 9 in x 47 in.

A cast iron "crossbuck sign that is currently disassembled. It has 2 pieces that you bolt together. Both pieces have RAILROAD and then CROSSING on the reverse side. You get both pieces and you'll have

Double Sided Railroad Crossing Sign. Cast Aluminum with Raised Letters. Two pieces- 48" x 9" x 3/4" each. Condition: Good, age related wear

A two-sided cast iron sign for a railroad crossing. Side one shows separately applied "6" over "TRACKS" in black-painted lettering on a soiled white field with black border. Back of sign is embossed "

CAST-IRON "RAILROAD CROSSING / STOP / LOOK AND LISTEN" RAILROAD SIGN, oval form, repaint of white paint with raised black lettering, reverse with mounting bracket, approximately 90 lbs. each piece. Fi

Description: To include an Ives "Next Train Leaves" sign, an Ives "Danger / Railroad Crossing / Look Out For Engine" sign, two antique cast iron "No Parking Here" signs, two tin litho gas pumps, and a

This substantial cast iron sign is in the classic "X" shape and reads "Railroad Crossing". It is heavily weathered and what remains of the original black and white coating is cracked and peeling. The

Massive railroad issued vintage cast iron railroad crossing sign. Six foot long. Normal use and wear, see photos. Great addition to that train lovers ranch or property. Call for shipping related quest

An early cast iron railroad crossing sign with a 10 mph restriction. The reverse has info and "$10 fine" and other casting marks from Lebanon, New Hampshire. This early style crossing sign is not comm

Heavy 1-sided sign with some pitting and a small chip on right side, does have a signicant break on pole mount collar on back. 24" dia.

Cast iron w/ green paint "Railroad Crossing Stop Look and Listen" sign 19"x53" Condition: Good Temp No 3141

Cast Iron Railroad Crossing Sign. Stop Look and Listen. Approx. 6"H x 15"H. Photos Are Considered Part Of The Description And Condition.

Pair of matching cast iron railroad crossing signs (marked with an "X" designation and signed illegibly on top front, possibly W. 1777) - each approximately 16"H x 10"W with traces of old black and wh

Three matching cast iron railroad crossings signs (marked with an "X" designation and signed US on reverse) - each 18"H x 12"W and in old black, white, and gray paint, 19th century. All good condition

Cast iron railroad "CROSSING" sign, measures 48" x 9". CONDITION: Fair, repainted.

An old cast iron sign "Railroad Crossing Stop Look and Listen." Sign is a large oval casting measuring 48" by 18 - 1/2". Sign is heavily rusted and significantly pitted both front and back. Rear of si

Western Railroad Supply Cast Iron Railroad Crossing Crossbucks Each sign measures 47 1/4" x 9". Cast with WRSS CO. and 3320-1. Both signs retain original paint. Some light rust at one edge of both sig

48 in x 48 in. Has a few spots of discoloration.

A very heavy cast iron sign that has "Railroad Crossing Stop Look And Listen". It measures about 56" by 19". At some point it was painted green and the "G" was painted white on top of the green. What