Central New England Railway Switch Key

A standard switch bit with CNERY stamped on the front and a small deep strike of 4046 on the reverse. Dark but no use on a lock. This was a back woods Connecticut bridge line to the Hudson River and t

A standard brass switch key made for the Central New England Railway. A Connecticut bridge line that was leased to the New Haven. It has CNE RY CO stamped on one side and "5497" on the reverse.

Central New England Railway Company brass switch key. Probably made by Slaymaker. Has serial number of 5028 on the reverse.

A Central New England Railway marked key CNE RY with a serial number of 2163. Made by Slaymaker but not marked that way. The lock has a very very faint CNERY stamping on the shackle. It too is a Slaym

Brass switch key with serif letters CNERYCO. Numbered on back 1264.

A Climax brass switch key made for the Newburgh Dutchess & Connecticut Railroad. This line existed from 1877 - 1905 when it became part of the Central New England Railroad. This key has ND&C RR stampe

An small group of small hardware items that includes: (1) Boston & Maine brass baggage tag (2) North Stratford, New Hampshire Railway key (3) Grand Trunk brass switch key, (4) Harvard Club brass coat

A fine tapered barrel brass key made for the European & North American Railway in Maine. This line ran from Bangor to the Canadian border. in New Brunswick. This line became part of the Maine Central

The New London Northern was part of the Central Vermont Railway. Early Railroad charters were issued on a per state basis and the New London Northern was the CV's line from Palmer Massachusetts to New

The lock is a Yale product with NYC RR stamped on the shackle. The key is an unmarked smaller than a switch size with hollow barrel. It's an odd key. In New England this would be a telephone box style

3 Volume set of Books - The Central New England Railway Story by Minke. - This is a rare group of hard to find books. Comprehensive history of a New Haven predecessor. Very Good condition.

Three matted and framed early 20th century photographs of Central New England locomotives and railway workers, 7 1/2" x 14" sight, 8 1/2" x 15" framed.

This key has a double ring and it also has lots of wear. It has NYO&W in an arc followed by smaller block lettering "RR". This key matches up with the brass lock we are offering in thei auction. I thi

Central Indiana Railway Brass A&W Switch Key Key is stamped C.I. RY. in block font on the front with A&W oval mark and a serif S on the reverse. Clean key with no pocket wear on the front lettering. T

An older switch key made for the Central Railroad of New Jersey by Bohannan. It has a single barrel ring and serial number of 6765. The Bohannan hallmark is either heavily worn or was never stamped.

A Nickel Plate Road (New York Chicago & St Louis Railway) switch key with nice tapered barrel and outstanding letting. It is marked NYC&STL RY "S". No maker on reverse.

A New York Ontario & Western Railway steel switch key. The reverse has "334" and no maker's hallmark. Phil Simms collection.

3 switch keys related to the New York Central Railroad: (1) NYCL = New York Central Lines made by Adlake (2) NYCRR with nice oval Adams & Westlake hallmark on the reverse (3) steel Boston & Albany wit

4 brass hollow barrel keys from the New York Central Railroad. Not all are lines east switch: (1) NYC RR - 34 Adlake "S" (2) NYCS - Adlake (3) NYC RR - Bohannan (4) NYCRR - Adams & Westlake oval logo

a group of 5 keys from the New York Central Railroad. Slightly different markings from Adams & Westlake and Adlake. The 5th key has an unusual bit.

A brass Romer switch key. It is clearly stamped PR&NE RR with a serial number of 380. The barrel has a gentle taper. Fine looker. We have a matching lock for this key in this auction. From the Phil Si

An early New England key from the successor of the Old Colony & Fall River Railroad. The OC&N existed from 1864-1872 when it was taken over by the Old Colony Railroad. Nice markings with a tapered bar

This could be Norfolk & Western or Norwich & Worcester. It's from a New England collection that had other early keys so I am leaning on Norwich & Worcester. If you live in Virginia?.. Go with Norfolk

Brass switch key with serif letters PB&NERR. Marked on back SLAYMAKER and numbered 283.