MLS&W Ry Brass Switch Key

Milwaukee Lake Shore & Western switch key with a tapered barrel and it is stubby. Quite a bit of wear to the tip. The MLS&W existed from 1973-1893 when it became part of the Chicago & North Western Ra

This key is from the James River Valley and Northwestern Railroad. It was made by Bohannan and it has a low serial number of 71 and an "S" on the reverse. This key came from our C&NW/Iowa consignor. M

This is a lot of seven switch keys from the Belt Railway of Chicago. All are marked “BELT” and are of the same cut. Made by Adlake

A Nickel Plate Road (New York Chicago & St Louis Railway) switch key with nice tapered barrel and outstanding letting. It is marked NYC&STL RY "S". No maker on reverse.

I think the MN RY is Minneapolis & Northern Railway, an interurban Minnesota. It could be something else too. The key has a nice tapered barrel and the earlier Adams & Westlake "hex" logo and an "S" o

This is a set of three brass switch keys from the St Louis and San Francisco Railroad. Each is marked slightly different. The first key is stamped ST.L. &. S.F. RY on the front. The back is stamped S

This is a lot of six Chicago and Northwestern brass switch keys. There are two different cuts to these keys. They are marked “CandNW, CNW, or CandNW RY.” All made by Adlake/Adams and Westl

A standard brass switch key made for the Central New England Railway. A Connecticut bridge line that was leased to the New Haven. It has CNE RY CO stamped on one side and "5497" on the reverse.

Brass switch key with block letters QC RY CO on tapered barrel key. Marked on back with FRAIM stamp.

A Fraim brass lock made for the Southern Railway with their "SR & arrow" logo on the drop. The key is also marked So Ry on one side and SR on the reverse. This is the standard Southern switch bit

Central Indiana Railway Brass A&W Switch Key Key is stamped C.I. RY. in block font on the front with A&W oval mark and a serif S on the reverse. Clean key with no pocket wear on the front lettering. T

Southern Railway Brass "SO" Switch Key Key is stamped with SO. RY on the front, the "S" is in Serif font. The reverse is stamped SR with the "R" in Serif font. Key has light pocket wear.

A group of 7 brass switch style keys from different railroads: CPR & CNR raised lettering by Mitchell, L&N, So RY, PRR, IHB, P&LE

Very nice G. N. Ry. fancy brass cast back lock with no maker. Working dust cover and it is a standard switch lock. The key has GN RY and a Slaymaker hallmark.

This is a Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha switch lock and key. Both the lock and key are stamped OMAHA RY. The lock is made by Adlake. The key cover does not spring back, but the lock opens and

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

A brass switch style lock made by Climax with NYO&W RY cast on the dust cover. I am including a photo of the type of key used to open this lock. That key IS NOT included in this lot. The key shown wil

O.M. Edwards Co. Syracuse N.Y. brass switch lock for the Florida East Coast Railway with FEC RY stamped into shackle. Lot includes unmarked Wm. Bohannon key which opens lock. Lock functions well. size

N & W RY, BMR., JLH Co., ADLAKE, LV RR, 2" - 3 1/4" brass and steel. CONDITION: Some wear and minor pitting from age and use.

A pair of keys: (1) Wells Fargo Express Company with 2124 on reverse (2) TS RY believed to be Tampa Southern - came from ring of southeast keys - also has small brass tag attached with Kaufman Switch

Fraim made this stamped steel lock. It has a brass shackle and brass pins. The shackle is stamped L&HR RY in sloppy lettering. The Key Lock & Lantern diagrams confirm the proper switch bit. The Fraim

A nice pair of keys: (1) S RY WS Southern & Winston Salem on front with older Adams & Westlake hex logo on reverse with an S for switch (2) WRR RY on front (Winston Salem Southbound with Slaymaker on

Wichita & Western Railroad tapered barrel switch key. This is a Santa Fe predecessor. This key is from our C&NW consignor. I doubt it's Wilmington & Weldon. I think the Wichita & Western existed from

A unusual switch key from Michigan. It's the Grand Rapids, Holland & Lake Michigan Rapid Railway. A traction line and not a railroad. This update is being made on 9/12/2021. It does have a nice oval A