LIMA LOCOMOTIVE WORKS NO. 7.

Lima Locomotive Works brass builders plate for serial number 7683 which is a New York Central 0-8-0 steam locomotive as noted on the back. Locomotive is noted to have started life as Pittsburgh & Lake

This really unique piece is a binder full of thirty-seven mostly black and white locomotive photograph cards with detailed information of the locomotive build on the back for twenty-seven various rail

Galena Signal Oil Co. / Lima Locomotive Works Steam Locomotive Lubrication Chart Framed steam locomotive lubrication chart from the Galena Signal Oil Company. The chart depicts Lima 2-8-2 steam locomo

An unusual publication by Lima Locomotive in 1946 featuring their latest and greatest "Super Power" efforts. Several railroads are featured. The thin book has a plastic clip binder. A nice and final a

Lima Locomotive Works Pattern

THE (LIMA) LOCOMOTIVE WORKS: BLUEPRINT FOR ACTION. Masterplan for a National Railroad Heritage Center by the American House, Lima, Ohio. About 1990. Bond Issue failed but this booklet is fascinating o

Southern Pacific Daylight 4449 GS4 4-8-4 Locomotive and Tender . Accucraft Trains by AMMC, Limited Edition Number 140 of 300. G Scale, Daylight color scheme, 7817 Lima Locomotive Works, Locomotive Sup

Lima Locomotive Works, an d NY Central Railroad. 15.75x5.25 and 15.5 x 9

A beautiful rectangular Erie Railroad number plate from road number 3340, classified as S-2 by the Erie, this 2-8-4 "Berkshire" type locomotive built by Lima Locomotive Works in 1927. Plate features t

Nickel Plate Road flying number board from famed S-2 Class Berkshire No. 744 made by Pyle National. The locomotive was built by the Lima Locomotive Works in 1944. Housing painted flat black in good co

Lima Locomotive Works was an American firm that manufactured railroad locomotives from the 1870s through the 1950s. The company took the most distinctive part of its name from its main shops location

A beautiful number plate from the Boston and Maine Railroad's famed P-4 class 4-6-2 pacific passenger locomotives. 3719 was the last P-4 constructed for the B&M by the Lima Locomotive Works in 1934. S

50+ orders, includes Lima Locomotive Works, American Locomotive Company, and more, largest measures 4 x 10in.

50+ orders, includes Lima Locomotive Works, American Locomotive Company, Norfolk and Western, and more, largest measures 4 x 10in.

30+ orders, includes Lima Locomotive Works, American Locomotive Company, and more, largest measures 3 1/4 x 8 1/4in.

Lima Locomotive Works builder's photo of the Texas & Pacific 600. Mailing label on verso. Black wooden frame, matted. SS: 6" x 18 3/4", OS: 14" x 26". Minor wear to frame; some scratches on glass.

"DAYLIGHT" type Passenger Engine No. 4450-G54 Built for Southern Pacific Lines by Lima Locomotive Works 1942 Signed by Alvin F Staufer. An amazing piece of  locomotive history! 15 1/2" X 35"&nbsp

Assorted railroad pins and others including: six pins - 1 1/4" nickel plate road, 1 1/4" Reading Lines, Penn Central, two 40 year pins, The Railroad Locomotive Works and one 7/8" Southern Railroad, pl

(lot of 7) Delton Locomotive Works model train group, including 2264, Western Union Telegraph Co, Train Car, , 4252, 4275, 3280, 3280, and 3282

Baldwin Locomotive Works builder photo of South Buffalo #7, a 2-8-0 (Consolidation type) locomotive. It comes in a modern frame. The image size is 28" by 14". The frame measures 33" x 18 1/2". The pho

On2 brass model by Car Works of Bridgton & Harrison Railroad #7. This is a narrow gauge (2 foot) model in 1:48 scale. This is NOT On30. #7 was a 2-4-4 tank steam locomotive. This model has been custom

Alco / American Locomotive Company cast builders plate for Fonda, Johnstown and Gloversville locomotive #14 a 0-6-0 built in June 1926. The serial number is 66984. Plate measures 14" x 7 1/2" and show

Canadian. 1942. Cast brass. Brass. Locomotive that it came from - CN 6215. 484 Northern. Class U-2-g. Built by Montreal Locomotive Works in Aug 1942. Serial number 69713. Scrapped June 1961. 7.5" x 14

American Locomotive Works No. 2 1927 Locomotive Number Plate (Possibly Poland Spring 0-6-0T) Plate measures 12 7/8" in diameter and reads, "American Locomotive Works 1927" The number "2" is attached w