Canadian Locomotive Co. Builders Plate

Canadian. 1953. Single sided stamped aluminum (SSA). From Model CFA-16-4, built in February of 1953. Exhibits scattered surface losses. Tool marks surrounding each of the mounting holes. Oxidation on

Canadian. 1937. Cast aluminum. From CP 2919. 444 Jubilee. Class F-1-a. Built by Canadian Locomotive Company in Dec 1937. Serial number 1933. Scrapped Sept 1957. Marked, "54-16", and "53-L-6", lowered

Canadian. 1944. Cast brass, painted. From CP 2428. 462 Pacific. Class G-3-h. Built by Canadian locomotive company on Oct 1944. Serial number 2136. Scrapped Jan 1962. 7.5" x 16" x 0.75". From the Willi

American. 1923. Cast iron. From CN 8297. 080 Switcher. Class P-5-a. Built by Alco in Dec 1923. Serial number 65312. Built as central Vermont Railway 503. Scrapped AUG 1961. Marked, "LG7385", at the ce

A 1917 builder's plate from the Montreal Locomotive Works. Diamond shape measures 16 3/4" by 8 3/4". Heavy crud prevents accurate serial number the number 3283 was scratched on the back. Consignor say

Heavy cast bronze plate plaque sign with raised "American Locomotive Company 74118 Schenectady Works October 1945". Black painted background. Excellent condition. 7 3/8" x 13 3/4".

American. 1880s. Moulded resin, painted. 11.75" Dia x 1.25". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

Canadian. C. 1924. Brass. 8" x 13" x 0.25".

Canadian. 1928. Cast brass. The locomotive that it came from - CN 2381 Consolidation. Class N-3-d. Made by Canadian locomotive company in 1916. Built as Canadian Government railway 313. Scrapped March

Northern Pacific Engine Builders Plate #2238 with Photo, American Locomotive Co. 62434, Brooksworks Mfg., Nov. 1920, Mounted on Poly, Extra Nice Cast Iron

A cast iron Montreal Locomotive Works builder's plate, construction No. 68353, July, 1930. Removed from Canadian National 4-8-2, Road No. 6057. Plate has black field paint with silver lettering and bo

American Locomotive Co., General Electric Co., 80462. Dated May 1953.

Montreal Locomotive Works diesel locomotive builders plate for serial #83239 built 2-60. This locomotive started life as Canadian National RS-18 #3859 and finished its' service as MR-14C #1762. Intere

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".

Canadian. C. 1948. Brass. 8" x 12" x 1".

Canadian Bridge Company 1906 Cast Iron Builders Plate Plate measures 16" x 10 1/4" and reads, " Built In 1906. The Canadian Bridge Co Limited, Walkerville Ont." The plate appears to be in original con

Canadian. 1926. Brass. 16.5" Dia x 0.75". Mounting posts extend 2.75 inches from rear. From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

Canadian. 1942. Cast brass. Brass. Locomotive that it came from - CN 6215. 484 Northern. Class U-2-g. Built by Montreal Locomotive Works in Aug 1942. Serial number 69713. Scrapped June 1961. 7.5" x 14

Canadian. 1915. Cast iron. Marked, "K249", bottom left corner. 8" x 13" x 0.25". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

Canadian. 1931. Cast brass, painted. Locomotive it came from - One of CN 2759, 2760, 2761 280 Consolidation. N-5-d. Built by CNR Point St. Charles shops Montreal June 1931. Serial numbers 1634, 1635,

Solid Brass Builders Plate, Electric Locomotive, Dated July 1916, General Electric Co., Schenectady, New York, USA

Construction No. 36241, March, 1911. OWRR&N Co. 4-6-2, road No. 304; painted green on bronze. Condition: (8.0). Dimensions: 12 - 1/4" x 12 - 1/4".

From a prominent New England collection, this is a Montreal Locomotive Works thin steel plate giving credit to Alco design in the US. The serial number is 82448 with a build date of April, 1958. The o

H.K. Porter Locomotive Builder Plate 7350. Cast aluminum plate. Locomotive was in service May 1943 used by the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. 8" Excellent