American Locomotive Railroad Badge

American Locomotive Railroad Badge, American Locomotive Company 62894, Schenectady Works, March 1921, Made of Iron

Two Painted Metal American Locomotive Company: Richmond Works Locomotive Badges for MR & BT Railroad. No. 3314, September 1901 each mounted to one side of a wood plaque. Width of badge 16 3/4 inches.�

Two Painted Metal American Locomotive Company: Richmond Works Locomotive Badges for the MR & BT Railroad. No. 48030, July 1910 each mounted to one side of a wood plaque. Width of badges 14 inches.

Two Painted Metal American Locomotive Company: Richmond Works Locomotive Badges for the MR & BT Railroad. No. 43166, June 1907 each mounted to one side of a wood plaque. Width of badges 13 7/8 inches.

Dated 1904, 30207 Brooks Works, cast iron, stamped 1504 on underside, 13.5"w.

Dated 1924, 65626 Schenectady Works, LC7385 on back, cast iron, 14"w

Solid Brass Locomotive Badge, American Locomotive Company, Engine 719, Schnectady Works, 1907

Includes American Locomotives envelopes, stereophonic railroad tape, down and back a railroad story, and more.

Frame measures 12 1/2 x 15 1/2in, Photograph measures 7 1/2 x 9 3/4in.

Includes American Locomotive Company Union Pacific Railroad Challenger Type, Streamlined Hudson Type Locomotive, Burlington Route Dome Car, and Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul, Largest measures 2 1/

Railroad, Transportation, and Advertising Pins and Badges. Bulk 1930s. Including (7) pins for American railroads; Allentown taxi driver badge; Piggly Wiggly and Kroger Stores Fish Service pin; and (2)

A group of four builders photographs from American Locomotive Company showcasing their Lackawanna Railroad steam engine locomotives in different configurations. A photograph for #1603 4-8-4 measuring

Two Painted Metal American Locomotive Company: Cooke Works Locomotive Badges for the St. Joseph Lead Company. No. 60910, December 1915 mounted to a wood plaque and centered with a Saddle Tank badge.

A standard breast badge made by American Railway Supply for the Erie Railroad. Pin clasp works fine. Little if an wear.

A Group of Three American Locomotive Company Metal Locomotive Badges Circa 1927 comprising badge numbers, 66407, 67554 and 67555. Property from a Midwest Collector

This American Locomotive Company catalogue, dated 1910, was made specifically for the International Exhibition of Railways and Land Transport in Buenos Aires, Argentina in May 1910. It has 104 pages a

Two (2) N scale American locomotives in sealed original packages. There is an Amtrak FP-45 diesel engine and a NYS&W GP-20 diesel engine. Diecast construction, display tracks.

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

2-C+C-2 Electric Passenger Engine No. 204-Pla Built for New York Central by American Locomotive & General Electric - 1929 Signed by Alvin F Staufer. An amazing piece of locomotive history! 15 1/2" H x

40+ orders, includes American Locomotive Company, Montreal Locomotive Works, and more, largest measures 3 x 9in.

40+ orders, includes American Locomotive Company, Montreal Locomotive Works, and more, largest measures 3 x 9in.

Group of four railroad prints. Includes Howard Fogg Santa Fe Alco PA (Marked American Locomotive Company Collection lower right), Howard Fogg Monon F units, Howard Fogg Admiral 4-4-0 steam locomotive

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

Vintage black and white photograph of a New Haven Railroad train, with a matte reading “American Locomotive Company / New York City”. Ca. 1920s - 1930s. This is likely a train of the New York, New