Builders Plates

Canadian. 1923 and 1927. Cast brass, cast iron. 5.25" x 10" x 0.25" and 6.5" x 8.5" x 0.25". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

3 brass builders' plates from 3 different manufacturers. About 12" long. (1) Laconia - classic shield (2) Wason - thick rectangle (3) Osgood Bradley - rectangle. An instant collection!

This is a pair of metal builders plates. The first is for a six axle Chicago and Nort8hwestern Railroad SD40 locomotive built by General Motors/EMD dated January 1966, with serial number 31275. The se

From a prominent New England collection, this is a Laconia Car Company builders plate from Maine Central Railroad coach #965. This was an old wooden car. The collector marked his plates on the reverse

(A) GM-Canada, Diesel Division EMD Model SD-50F, manufacture May, 1987. Black field paint on stainless steel plate. Lettering in good condition, but field paint shows scratching and scuffs. This plate

Pennsylvania Railroad F3 B General Motors - Electro-Motive Division builders plates. Locomotive started life as Pennsylvania B unit 9518B Plate has a build date of January 8, 1948. Serial numbers are

Canadian. Pre 1900s, 1920s, and 1930s. Brass, metal. The "Leitch & Turnbull" plate is pre-1900s. The other 2 plates are 1920s and 1930s. Range in length from 4" to 7.5".

Pair of Budd stainless steel builders plates with colored lettering. Both plates measure 7" x 3 5/8". One plate is for a Siesta type car. The plates exhibit some minor spotting which might clean. See

The two copper builder's plates for AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY MOTORS COMPANY motor coaches picture an early 1920s motor coach with the company logo. The company initially built rail cars. Following Wor

(A) An EMD "hotdog" from Santa Fe GP-35 No. 2865 (Later 3365 and 1365). Provenance information is written on the back. The plate is in poor condition and is mounted on a yellow-painted wood display bo

A group of six reproduction builders plates for Pennsylvania Railroad. Includes five resin plates mounted on 14" wooden panels by Forth Dimension Design & Construction and labeled along the bottom. Bu

Four 20th century builder's plates. Includes: Buckey Engine Co., OH, ca 1900, H 4" x W 8". Buckeye Engine Co., OH, ca 1900, H 3.25" x W 6.25". Erie Ball Engine Co., PA, H 3.25" x W 7". United Engineer

Collection of four early 20th century American industrial builder's plates. Includes: Deane Steam Pump Co., MA, 1913, circular plate appears to be cast bronze. C.J. Gayler's, NY, Double Salamander Imp

(A) An EMD "hotdog" from Santa Fe GP-35 No. 2948 (Later 3448 and 1448). Provenance information is written on the back. The plate is in poor condition and is mounted on a yellow-painted wood display bo

A group of 4 smaller pates from ALCo and GE. The brass ALCo plate has a real curve to the back. The aluminum Alco plate is rough and has loco #424 or 1421. Unusual items from one of our Vermont consig

Mid 20th century builder's plates. Pirsch, WI, manufacturer of fire apparatuses, steel builder's plate, H 6.5" x W 15". Superior, likely from Wisconsin as well, builder's plate, cast aluminum, H 4" x

Thrall and St. Louis Car Co. Cast Builders Plates. Includes sand blasted cast aluminum builders plate with a build date of 3-64 and car number 85035. Also included is two St. Louis Car Co. cast alumin

17 Ohio Traction Car Builders Plates - Cummings, C.C. Kuhlman, Niles Car, Cincinnati Car Co.Group of Ohio traction car builders plates. These small cast round medallions appear to be very clean and ba

Four 20th century builder's plates. Includes: Buckey Engine Co., OH, ca 1900, H 4" x W 8". Buckeye Engine Co., OH, ca 1900, H 3.25" x W 6.25". Erie Ball Engine Co., PA, H 3.25" x W 7". United Engineer

Two matching Sheffield Motors, WI, aluminum builder's plates with original red enamel decoration. Smaller, H 3" x W 15", larger H 4.5" x W 22". Overall fair condition, paint loss throughout and contin

An original Baldwin Locomotive Works Builders Plate from Erie Railroad 4-6-2 Pacific Type No. "2712". Hardware from Erie steam power is hard to find - here is your chance to own a rare plate from one

The New Haven Railroad purchased more DL109 locomotives than anyone else. It is serial number 69726. This was an earlier model and it was road number 0700. Yes, the New Haven used lead zeros in their

An American Locomotive Company diesel builder's plate for an RS-3 with a serial number of 78369, November 1950 which was Lehigh & Hudson River Railway #10. The pate has some thick paint o the front. I

An older Alco builder's plate with serial number 1784. Dated August 1901. This was Bangor & Aroostook Railroad road number 61. It was a 4-6-0. It was sold to the Belfast & Moosehead Lake. The plate is