TEXAS PACIFIC marked railroad boarding step stool,

Very cool solid steel step stool was for the Southern Pacific Railroad. I've seen these pieces being for both conductors and for passengers. It is cast steel, four footed with rubber feet and appe

This great looking conductor step stool is from the Northern Pacific Railway. It is painted red with an applied tag marked N.P.RY. and appears to have original traction on top. Measures 13" x 20" x 9"

A group of five brass railroad keys. Three Adlake marked keys for Union Pacific are stamped U.P. on the front and one is back stamped 9937. Two keys are stamped MK&TRY. One is stamped on the back with

Nine pieces of 'The Eagle' railroad china by Syracuse, plus silver plated serving pieces marked Missouri Pacific, includes: An 8.325-inch salad plate; A 10.5-inch oval platter back stamped Texas and P

14'' x 15''

Antique Pennsylvania Railroad step stool, yellow painted wood with black lettering, used by train passengers to board and un-board the train, manufacturer unknown, early 20th c., 10 1/2" high x 20" x

has been repainted 14'' x 14'' see photos

A full sized Morton step stool that measures 20" by 18" by 11" high. It has the B&O embossed initials on one end. It has 2 openings. It has dark paint. It has a Morton manufacturer's plate on one side

21" X 18" X 11"--RUST, DENTS, PAINT LOSS, & DIRTY

Constructed of plywood with 1" thick top, painted royal blue with separately applied circular B of LE 7" diameter logo, blue painted on a white field. Has a sandpaper-like treatment on top. Condition:

A hand made oak railroad step stool with newer rug covering and added rubber feet, 19th century, very good condition - the base measures 17"W x 12"D x 9 1/4"H; together with a tin bucket with bale han

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Texas & Pacific Railroad lantern, 10.25 inches tall from open-skirt base to top of chimney, approx. 7 inches in diameter. Red glass globe, no cracks, chips, or obvious scratches, embossed with T & P R

Nice lot of Missouri Pacific Lines and Texas Pacific Railroad collectible paper. Missouri Pacific No. 3 March 7, 1948 time table. Missouri Pacific Lines Gulf Coast Lines DeQuincy division No. 41 Oct 1

Lot of 1. Metal step stool from the Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad. D&RGW reporting mark embossed/in relief on side of stool. Painted orange. Rio Grande in black ink on two sides. No other marks

This full step is nicely embossed with "THE NORTHERN PACIFIC MONAD LOGO" on one side. The Morton plate is affixed opposite. The hard, cracked, and aged rubber feet appear to be original. The unit show

Keystone Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas and Pacific Railroad lantern embossed with C.N.O.&T.P. Ry. on the shoulder. Also stamped F001157. Last patent date of June 27 1903. The body has been stripped

Nice Morton Mfg Co step stool used on the railroad. No other markings other than company metal label.

Measures 15-1/2" deep x 19" wide x 10" tall

A Texas & Pacific half step box, embossed "T. & P. RY." on side of body. Red body with white lettering and perforated silver painted top. Original feet. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: 18" x 13 -

This is a beautiful lithograph from William Harnden Foster depicting "The Sunshine Special / St. Louis or Memphis and Texas / Missouri Pacific Railroad". This lithograph is in its original frame with

An unusual New York Central Railroad metal step stool. Generally NYC RR is found on the older wooden models and the more recent metal step stools have NYC LINES or NYC SYSTEM. Check to see if you have

This is a 7-pack of Texas and Pacific Railroad boxcars, made by Branchline Trains in HO scale, that are all new in their original boxes. There are four 50 foot AAR 8 foot boxcars with riveted sides, a

This is a 4-pack of mixed hopper cars by Atlas Trainman, that are HO scale and new in the original boxes. Two are Texas and Pacific Railroad 70 ton 9 panel hoppers, and two are Frisco Railroad 2 bay o