A RAILROAD SWITCH CONTROL BOARD

Postwar Marx O Gauge 0442 derrick loader, 640 manual control small radius switches, 3881 railroad station, accessories in original boxes, no instructions sheets. Railroad station has a little glue res

Sunburst paint vintage 1968 Norma guitar unstrung and not tested. Solid body with four adjustable height pickups each with its own volume control and switch. Rosewood finger board, nickle frets and mo

Lionel 0-27 Gauge Railroad Train Accessories- 2 Manual Control Switches- 6-5022 and 042 Remote Switch- 665168. Mint Condition.

HO scale train control panel. KF dual control 40 watt transformer, multiple Atlas switch controls, wood display. Very good condition.

An assortment of Marklin and Trix HO scale accessories. There is a Marklin 280 transformer, Marklin switch controls, a Trix Twin switch, and Trix Twin tracks.

G Scale . Three Disengaging Rail for Railroad freight car. 10154, two in original box , one without the box but wired to a Momentary Switch control box 51750Location: CT1

Vintage Lionel train set including six "Nickel Plate Road" cars, one crane, a locomotive. O-scale. Also a Pennsylvania Railroad car. There is a mult-control transformer and a switch control. Lionel Tr

Model Train Car and Accessory Assortment Over (50) items including K-line, Williams, Bowser, Rail King, Bachman, EMCO various control switches, stations, scenery, semi trucks and railroad cars, most h

Lot of assorted model train equpiment and tracks. Includes American Flyer control, Tyco HO tracks, Railroad crossings, Atlas, remote and couplers, control switches, multiple miniature mason jars label

Lionel Postwar O gauge switches plus other specialty tracks and accessories with paperwork. Thrre (3) 022 remote control switches with controllers (all with bulb covers), four (4) 260 bumpers mounted

Lionel Prewar O Gauge T Rail Track, including 6 left-hand T Rail switches, 6 switch controllers on board and 1 remote-control track; all in C7 overall.

Estate collection lot of a total of 7 Lionel train railway railroad collectible memorabilia. Includes ~ 1 x Fasttrack 6-16825 O36 Command Control right hand switch. 1 x left hand switch. 1 x Polar Bea

Two (2) Postwar O gauge buildings. There is a 122 train station with automatic train control and a 445 switch tower.

Blocking board from the Pennsylvania Railroad located at Youngstown, Ohio. Board measures 72 1/4" x 20 1/4" x 8" The board is relatively complete with back panels and is clean. Some additional labels

Union Switch and Signal Pennsylvania Railroad Blocking Panel from Homewood Illinois Highly modified panel with some original US&S components remaining. Was modified to control parts of an O gauge layo

Phone has steel case and wooden mounting board. Measures 7 3/4" x 20 1/2". Monophone label still on the top. No crank. Additional switch box still wired to the phone. See photos for best description.

Two early railroad board games, late 19th c., to include The Fast Mail by Milton Bradley Co. and The Railroad Game by Parker Bros., both with inset gameboards in wood frame bottoms, spinners, and a fe

A Painted Metal Three-Light Railroad Switch Semiphore Signal First Half 20th Century Height 35 inches.  Property from a Midwest Collector

A bracket mounted on a steel plate containing a switch position indicator, with a spiked top accommodation for mounting an oil switch lamp. The lamp is a Dressel with one red lens and one blue lens wi

Adlake four-way railroad switch marker lamp, marked Adlake on top height 10 in. x width 9.5 in. x depth 9 in. Provenance: Property from the collection of a San Antonio, Texas gentleman Shipping ava

A fine key that is early with a tapered barrel. No mistaking what line this is. It has CENT IOWA RR and an "S" on the front. The reverse has a serial number of just "21". A nice early key.

Small bodied Armspear switch lamp with N&W Ry embossed tag on the bottom of the body. Armspear Manufacturing tags near the chimney with a last patent date of AUG 26 '19. Lamp shows some signs of clean

The Danbury & Norwalk is an obscure Connecticut line that ended up in the New Haven. It was a short line and ran just between the named cities. The key is a Bohannan with an "S" for switch on the reve

A very old key made by Williams Page & Company in Boston. This is an Eastern Railroad predecessor. This was the original line up to the White Mountains on the western side. This is an Eastern Railroad