Carnival Number Boards

Lot (2) vintage Carnival number boards. 8' L..

Item: Carnival Board Date: Mid century Origin: American Size: 52.5 inches inches wide x 9.75 inches h Carnival Numbers Board, Painted Wood" Please note that this lot has a reserve. When you leave a bi

Carnival String Game. Circa 1930s-1950s. Painted wooden board with 40 spring-loaded circular covers, each hiding a painted number beneath, each cover with a string attached. Board 23 x 36 ¾&#8221

Two Carnival Wheels. American, ca. 1940. One wheel with a stand and clacker, the other a double-sided wall mount model with mounting boards and clacker. Both hand painted with numbers. Very good. The

Three fiberglass number board inserts from Conrail EMD SD-45 locomotives, formerly Erie-Lackawanna units. "6083," "6092" and "6084" silhouetted in yellowed-white numerals on a black field. There are t

Number boards from NYC/PC/CR F7A units in a hard to find frame. plastic, probably placed on front or sides of train or engine to identify train, one in the bracket has some fading, 33" long X 12" tall

Mixed Group of Railroad Memorabilia. Highlights include Pullman Company marked ticket punch, Pullman Company ash tray, Ortner Company stainless ash tray, Amtrak nickel with enameled background attenda

Fiberglass; (1) Conrail 6687; (1) 1116; (1) double sided 65; largest 11" x 30", G-VG

Hand painted Alphabet and Number Boards 11" long

Hand painted Alphabet and Number Boards 11" long

Pyle-National Co. Railroad "flying number board" from Nickel Plate Road famed 2-8-4 Berkshire No. 709. 709 was constructed by the ALCO in the mid 1930's. Lighted number board painted black with recen

A RARE GEORGE III PAINTED ALPHABET AND NUMBER BOARD possibly a teaching aid. 38 cm x 25 cm.

Nickel Plate Road flying number board from famed S-2 Class Berkshire No. 744 made by Pyle National. The locomotive was built by the Lima Locomotive Works in 1944. Housing painted flat black in good co

MID 19TH C. COUNTRY TEACHER'S AID NUMBER BOARD 4" X 11"

Santa Fe lighted number board from 4-6-2 Pacific No. 3430. These engines were built by Baldwin in 1919 and heavily rebuilt in the 1930s. A unique piece for any railroadiana or locomotive hardware coll

1577 is painted in semi-gloss black paint on a stainless steel panel. Car 1577 was a Santa Fe diner built by Pullman-Standard in 1950, part of a nine car order (1569 to 1577). Condition: 7.0, Very Goo

Canadian. 1928. Glass. 080 Switcher. Class P-5-d. Built by CN in Point St. Charles, Montreal in Feb 1928. Serial Number 1585. Scrapped Aug 1961. 8" x 19.5" x 0.25". From the William Robert Wilson Coll

Rock Island Railroad GP-7 Number Board #1203 Rock Island number board from GP-7 #1203. Thie is the later style number board when the locomotives were wearing their red and yellow paint with the large

9901 in reflective white numerals on a blue field on a heavy-gauge stainless steel number board. This car was built for the Santa Fe in 1954 by the Budd Company, rostered as Santa Fe No. 527. Conditio

A lighted number board, housed in a cast aluminum housing. The housing has old original semi-gloss black paint with some scratching. There are two top and two bottom mounting feet on the rear casting,

Erie Lackawanna Locomotive #6591 F3 Glass Number Board w/ Metal Frame Glass number board from Erie Lackawanna F3 diesel locomotive #6591. The number board and frame measures approximately 33 1/2" x 12

This is a porcelain number board, number 4919, from an R-42 car made by the St. Louis Car Company. These cars were made between 1969 and 1970, and were numbered 4550 to 4949. This car, as well as most

Number board from Conrail F7A 1799, hard plastic/resin, probably placed on front or sides of train or engine to identify train, pelling and bubbling on right hand corner

PLASTIC AND METAL Size 9 1/2" X 12" Disclaimer PLEASE READ BEFORE BIDDING!!! Pick-up will be Tuesday January 5th, 2021 from 9:00am till 5:00pm and Thursday January 7th, 2021 from 9:00am till 5:00pm. B