Cincinnati & Hamilton Hotel Door Keys

Lot of seven, including six with old skeleton type keys, all with attched tags including brass Columbian Hotel Cincinnati; plus Gibson Hotel Cincinnati with pressed paper tag; pus Hotel Rand Cincinnat

Lot of five, all but one with old skeleton type keys attched to tags, including a nickle tag from Hotel Astor, Retlaw, Wisconsin; plus red pressed paper, often called clay tag from Hale Kai Hotel Hono

A Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton brass switch key and a Coal & Coke Railway (1902 - 1917 then B&O takeover) switch key

Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton Railroad lock & key. Lock has initials cast on the drop. Key has an older Adams & Westlake "hex" logo with a serial number of 603 and an "S" for switch. 11" twisted chain,

3 keys from the Ohio area: (1) C&MV doesn't make sense for the Cleveland & Muskegum Valley (should look earlier) but it's the PRR Pan Handle bit. (2) Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton with 103 on the rever

Impressive, 19th century, early American slotted clerks desk or cabinet. Registry, postal mail divided interior with paneled blind door (with keys working locks) and vertical filing for hotel. Truly a

original glass set in panel door with old surface and remnants of paint; attached old hand written note Look Out Panel From One of the Doors of the Old Keys Hotel with Stengel Glass Now the Dem

Features five tubes, brass dial three-train tubular chime movement, door lock key, winding key; serial movement # 361613. Plaque on inside of door reads: The Herschede Hall Clock Co. / Cincinnati, Ohi

Grandfather Clock, Victorian, Walnut case, brass pendulum, brass can weights, metal dial, clock front door and glass side windows, key, case has minor scratching, 7'Tx27"Wx12"D

3 clocks. (1) Mantel clock, fancy, blue case, figural crest, painted steel case, assorted metal filigree, missing back cover, pendulum, no key, missing glass front door, some paint loss throughout, 18

Banjo Clock, brass side pcs, reverse painted door, brass finial, pendulum, no key, has wt., 34" long

Mailbox, Hotel, mahogany columnar form, hinged locking door w/beveled glass panels below an insertion slot & brass plaque embossed "Letters", VG+ cond w/key absent, 14.5"H x 10"W.

Banjo Clock, Mahogany, dial marked 1829, lower glass door, painted tin dial, wt. & pendulum, no key, 29" tall

Banjo Clock, Mahogany , pine back, veneer damage - lifting & missing, lower door damaged - scratched and split, no maker, acorn finial, wt. & pendulum, no key, old label on inside of door, 32.5" tall

Banjo Clock, Mahogany, lower painted doors, floral center design, wt. & pendulum, no key, painted tin dial - some damage, 29" tall

2 Mantle Clocks. (1) Mantle clock, pillar and scroll, mahogany case, reverse painting to lower door, Seth Thomas, 2 steels weights, has pendulum, no key, 32" to top finial, 16.5"Wx4.5"D. (2) Mantle Cl

Banjo Clock, mahogany veneer, stenciled gold lower door, acorn finial- small chips, brass pcs, wt. & pendulum, no key, painted metal dial worn

Banjo Clock, Waterbury Clock Co., reverse painting on glass - HULL, door badly damaged, brass finial, wt. & pendulum, no key, 42" tall

2 Beehive Style Mantel Clocks, etched lower glass doors. (1) 8 day repeating brass clock, manufactured by Brewster & Ingraham Bristol Conn., rosewood case & rosewood veneer, pendulum, no key, 19"Tx10"

French hotel key board with porcelain numbers and glass doors. Early 20th century. 43"h x 26 1/2"w x 3"d

Door from the Chelsea Hotel, measures approximately 77 x 31 1/2''. This door has been consigned by Mr. Jim Georgiou, an accomplished man who had been a previous tenant at the Chelsea (along with his d

Door from the Chelsea Hotel, measures approximately 77 x 31 1/2''. This door has been consigned by Mr. Jim Georgiou, an accomplished man who had been a previous tenant at the Chelsea (along with his d

Door from the Chelsea Hotel, measures approximately 77 x 31 1/2''. This door has the additional feature of a silver bar across the interior. This door has been consigned by Mr. Jim Georgiou, an accomp

Door to Room #832. This door, salvaged from the eighth floor of the Hotel, shared the hall with the doors of novelist Thomas Wolfe, Herbert Huncke of the Beat Generation, Madonna, and Isabella Rosseli