Maine Central Brass Lock & Key

Both the lock and key were made by Bohannan at the old Brooklyn address. The lock has MCRR cast in the back panel. The front has the Bohannan hallmark with 116 stamped in the shackle and W B stamped o

A key with MCRR stamped on one side and it was made by Fraim with their keystone logo. I know the Maine Central has a Car bit that is a dog-leg but I don't ever remember seeing anything other than Boh

Brass heart shaped Wilson Bohannon lock with M.C.R.R. on panel, unsure whether this is Maine Central or Michigan Central. Lock includes unmarked key and works, though it is stiff. size: 2.5" x 3.5"

A pair of Maine Central brass keys: (1) Bohannan car key - does not have the "C" marking but this dog-leg bit is definitely MEC (2) standard switch made by Slaymaker.

This is a Boston and Maine RR brass lock and key. The lock is marked with B&M RR on the clasp, but the letters ED have also been stamped just below the railroad marking. The front side of the clasp is

This is a Boston and Maine RR brass lock and key. Lock is marked “BandMRR” on the clasp. The key cover snaps back nicely. Front side of the clasp is marked “WILSON BOHANNAN COMPANY.&

A pair of New Jersey Central brass signal type locks with different Keying. (1) Jersey Central Lines in a circle with no key - back has S10-3184 (2) New Jersey Central in different lettering with MPD-

Pair of brass heart shaped railroad locking including Hansl Manufacturing lock with ICG RR stamped on the shackle. This lock includes and ICG stamped key which does operate the lock. The second lock i

A fine tapered barrel brass key made for the European & North American Railway in Maine. This line ran from Bangor to the Canadian border. in New Brunswick. This line became part of the Maine Central

Brass switch key marked MEC. Marked on back ADLAKE with number 2029.

This is a brass lock from the Trans Florida Central Railroad. Cast with T.F.C. CO. on the back and TO GET KEY OUT CLOSE THE LOCK on the key cover. Key cover springs back nicely.

New York Central Railroad Brass Small Lock New York Central Railroad Brass Small Lock. Cast with N.Y.C. R.R. on the front of the lock body. Stamped with 57 on the reverse. No key or other makers marks

Pair of brass signal locks including brass lock with newer key with the body stamped S.C.L. SIGNAL and a small heart shaped brass lock cast with ICRR SIGNAL. The lock has had the front partially polis

Group of 3 locks with keys (1) Central Vermont Railroad steel lock with brass key (2) Canadian Pacific "T"ool house lock and brass - unusual bit (3) Ontario Northland brass lock marked CN and ONRY mar

Group of 5 locks & keys related to the New York Central Railroad: (1) Indiana Harbor Belt lock & key (2) rusty NYCS lock - no key (3) brass signal lock with key (4) steel lock with unmarked key (5) Pe

This is a set of four Penn Central Railroad switch locks with two brass keys. The locks are all made by Adlake. A brass lock stamped PCRR is the first lock. It has a worn key in the proper cut. All fo

This is the bit described as Central Vermont in the Key Lock & Lantern diagrams. There is no Cumberland Valley in the diagrams so this may be a key with more to it than meets the eye. It's a great sin

This is a steel heart shaped lock and key from the New York Central Railroad. Made by Wilson Bohannan Company, it is stamped with NYC RR on the clasp. The key is also by Wilson Bohannan, and is stampe

Two New York Central Railroad Locks and Three Brass Keys - Includes Tool House Key Pair of New York Central railroad locks and three keys. Group includes brass heart shaped lock with a broken shackle.

A pair of brass locks: (1) Unusual marking for the Illinois Central System in a diamond made by Best (2) Chicago & Eastern Illinois XLCR model with a key that I can’t get to work. The IC is a r

New York Central Railroad group including steel first aid kit. Embossed metal box measures 6 1/2" x 5" x 2 1/4" and is embossed First Aid No 3947 NYC System. The box has moderate paint wear but no oth

A brass tapered barrel switch key stamped P&O RR for the Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad. Thsi became the Crawford Notch "Mountain Division" of the Maine Central Railroad and provided western access th

This is a pair of steel locks with brass keys. The first is from the Chicago Central and Pacific Railroad. It is stamped CCPRR and made by Keline. The key cover snaps back properly and the lock opens

A group of locks and keys (1) KCSRy stamped steel lock (2) TxL&W RR brass lock (3) Illinois Central Slaymaker signal lock (4) older key stamped J C F (5) brass switch key marked G&W could be many road