MKT Signal Department Lock, ca. 1920s-1930s

This MKT Signal Department Lock, ca. 1920s-1930s is a plain, brass, Yale model lock and was used by the signal department of the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad. The “MK AND T” on the front

Davis Studio lighted sign. [Lima, Ohio, ca. 1920s-1930s]. Art Deco-era lighted countertop/hanging sign for the Davis Studio (sign has rubber feet, as well as hanging hooks on the right and left sides)

Erie Railroad Corbin Small Brass Signal Department Lock w/ Key Lock is stamped ERIE on the body as well as the key. Key is marked with the Corbin makers information on the reverse and does operate the

Sarony Cigarettes Roulette tin. [London: Nicolas Sarony & Co., ca. 1920s-1930s]. Original tin boxed game with original spinning wheel, game pieces (grouped together in original wax paper bags), w

Steel Pennsylvania Railroad Signal Department Lock with Keys Steel bodied lock with Pennsylvania Railroad keystone stamped on the dust cover. The reverse is stamped SIGNAL DEPT. Two steel keys include

The front of the lock body is stamped with CRI&PRR Signal Department with the rear stamped with the oval WB logo. The lock included a newer Ilco key which does operate the lock.

New Haven Railroad Brass Small Signal Department Lock New Haven Railroad Brass Small Signal Department Lock. Cast with N.Y.N.H & H. R.R. S.D. on the front of the lock body. No key or other makers mark

Illinois Central Railroad Clear Cast Globe and Brass Signal Department LockIllinois Central Railroad Corning CNX clear cast globe with I.C.R.R. cast in round end panel. CNX marking has a "P"

This is a brass signal department lock from the Wabash Railroad. Features the Wabash flag logo. Made by Yale Manufacturing. Does not have a key

This is a Missouri Pacific Railroad signal department brass lock. MOPAC S-D is stamped into the lock clasp. Key cover snaps back properly. Made by the Fraim Lock Company.

This is a Norfolk and Western Railroad brass signal department lock. Does not come with a key.

Steel bodied lock with Pennsylvania Railroad keystone stamped on the dust cover. The reverse is stamped SIGNAL DEPT. Two steel keys included which operate the lock. One stamped P.R.R. Y1132 and the se

Pennsylvania Railroad Pair of Signal Department Locks - XLCR and Western Railroad Supply Pair of Pennsylvania Railroad signal locks. Includes brass XLCR padlock stamped with P.R.R. stamped into the bo

Group of six railroad signal locks including three Yale Nickel Plate stamped with NKP on the body above the Yale casting, American Norfolk and Western with NW S&C DEPT. stamped into the body, Western

Pair of Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Wilson Bohannan Signal Department Locks Wilson Bohannan pair of Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific signal department locks. Both locks are marked CRI&PRR SIGNAL DEPT

Exhibit Supply Co. 5 Cent Iron Claw Machine. Chicago: Exhibit Supply Co., ca. 1920s-1930s. Claw machine with metal crane in wooden cabinet with cast iron coin panel, feet and accents; three glass pane

Koken Art Deco-Style Light-Up Hanging Barber Pole Sign. St. Louis, MO: Koken Companies Manufacturers, ca. 1920s-1930s. Cast iron and porcelain outdoor hanging light with leaded red and white glass. 34

Exhibit Supply Co. Standing “Love Tester Machine”. Chicago: Exhibit Supply Co., ca. 1920s-1930s. Standing wooden cabinet with a series of colored lights, and cast iron grip, accessories, f

On The Roof of Europe  ca. 1920s-1930s  printed Fretz Bros. Ltd., Zurich  40 x 29 in.

O.D. Jennings 10 Cent “Silver-Chief” Slot Machine. Chicago: O.D. Jennings Company, [ca. 1920s-1930s]. Three-reel slot machine with wooden frame and base, and painted metal front panel. Wit

World's Greatest Mountain Scenic Trolley Trip.../ Pacific Electric Railway  ca. 1920s-1930s  printed Tullograph Art Co.  26 x 19 in.  PLUS See Boulder Dam Enroute To California / New York Central

Italia ca. 1920s-1930s 39.5 x 27.5 in.

ca. 1920s-1930s printed Richter & C, Naples  40.5 x 25.75 in.

Jan Honsa (Czech, 1876 - 1937) impressionist village scene painting, oil on cardboard/cardstock, 16" x 24" (sight); 20" x 28" x 2" (as framed); ca. 1920s - 1930s. Signed lower right. Please note that