Pair of Brass Keys - Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co. and Toledo Railway & Light Company

ID Marks: SEL&BVTCO (Steubenville East Liverpool & Beaver Valley Traction Co); NOT&LCO (Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co); H&SCTCO (Hocking & Sunday Creek Traction Co); E&OTCO (Eastern Ohio Traction

This is a pair of Adlake round top non-sweating marker lamps from the Columbus Railway and Light Company in Columbus, Ohio. Per our research, this is the only known matching pair to be saved from one

The Cumberland County Power & Light Company operated in the Portland Maine area. This was an electric line. The brass key was made by Climax. Nice markings.

Pair of Big South Fork Scenic Railway Brass Keys Pair of keys, both stamped BSF SRY, keys show light wear.

Pair of American Gilt Brass Three-Light Girandoles , mid-19th c., possibly Cornelius & Co., in the "Athena" pattern, foliate arms with crenellated prism rings, square stepped bases, h. 16 1/4 in., w.

Pair of modern Visual Comfort & Co. brass dome pendant ceiling light, 27" H x 12 1/2" W x 12 1/2" L.

ID Marks: CRP&LCO (Columbus Railway Power & Light); DS&UERR (Dayton Springfield & Urbana Electric RR); CD&MECO (Columbus Delaware & Maine Electric Co); IURYCO (Interurban RY Co); A&BB (Akron & Barbert

Lock is stamped with D&H C Co. on the front of the shackle. The reverse is stamped CHAMP. All stampings are serif fonts. The key cover is stamped with Union Brass Mfg Co. Chicago. Body has light wear

A pair of trolley hat badges made by Heren Brothers. They are the light celluloid with tin wraps. (1) Connecticut Company - number 1614 (2) Community Traction Company number 402.

A pair of railroad keys. Great Northern Railway brass key stamped GNRY on the front in serif with serial number J1058 on the reverse. Key shows standard signs of wear with minor pitting and nicks on t

A pair of silver finger bowls both with a bottom stamp Northern Pacific Railway Company International Silver Co. Silver Soldered 05070 A dated 1953. Each measure 5 5/8" at the handles x 2" tall and sh

A pair of Northern Pacific Railway keys. One key is stamped NP on the front with Adlake on the reverse. The hilt has a machined appearance with flattened top. The other key is stamped N.P.RY. on the f

LOCK IS MRKD. GENERAL RAILWAY SIGNAL COMPANY AND AMES SWORD CO. KEYS DO NOT UNLOCK THIS LOCK. FOUR BRASS KEYS MRKD. P&R AND ONE MRKD. G.W. HEISTER SIZE: LOCK IS 3 1/4"

A pair of keys: (1) Wells Fargo Express Company with 2124 on reverse (2) TS RY believed to be Tampa Southern - came from ring of southeast keys - also has small brass tag attached with Kaufman Switch

Pair of Southern Pacific Terminal Company Railroad Locks Pair of locks includes an Adlake steel lock stamped SP T Co with CS4S stamped on the shackle. Includes an Adlake brass key stamped SP T Co CS4S

1 Great Northern Railway brass lock with key, 1 brass railroad lock with key stamped: D S R CO

Description: This lot includes a 19th century solid brass cash register made by the National Cash Register Co. of Ohio. Model 332. Serial # S188265H. Door key included, but no register key. Condition:

This brass lock made by Slaymaker is from the Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Company. This is not a common lock. I tried to get a shot of the key opening. Nice dark older color. It also

A Pair of J.C. Moore & Son-Era Tiffany & Co. Silver Five-Light Candelabra New York, Circa 1860 each marked '925' on underside 129 ozt 6 dwt Height 13 1/2 inches. Property from the Collection of Mr. Ja

Genesee Light Beer electric vintage light up neon sign. Made in the USA. Labels on the backside for Genesee Brewing Company and manufacturer Mirror Productions Co. c. 1983. light weight . Measures 19.

Matching Pair of Mount Royal Mansion Ca.1906 Monumental Beaux Arts six arm brass light fixture with crystal. Each measures 66"L x 32"W. This lot comes as a pair. They are the best chandeliers we have

A brass heart shaped lock and matching key by E.J. Brooks for Toledo & Indiana Railroad. The shackle of the lock is stamped with T&I RR. The reverse is stamped with the manufacturing information. The

Canadian. 1913. Brass. 280 Consolidation locomotive. Class N-1-b. Built by Canada Foundry Company (Toronto) in 1913. Serial number 985. Built as Canadian Northern Railway number 2487. Scrapped Sept 19

Canadian. 1918. Brass. 060 Switcher. Class O-12-a. Built by a Canadian locomotive company in 1918. Serial number 1530. Built as Canadian Northern Railway number 405. Scrapped in June of 1961. 10.75" x