Philadelphia & Reading Cast Back Lock PR&NE

At first glance this looks like a standard cast back Philadelphia & Reading Railway Lock. The shackle also has PR&NE RR. This is the Philadelphia Reading & New England - This is a Central New ENgland

Philadelphia & Reading Railroad initials cast in relief on a brass switch lock. The matching key is a Fraim with "C8183" as a serial number.

A nice dark Philadelphia & Reading Railroad cast back lock. It wants a standard Reading switch key. Nice lettering!

Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Six Lever Brass Pancake Lock Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Six Lever Brass Pancake Lock. Lock body is cast with P&R on the front panel. The lock body is otherwise

A mixed group of smaller hardware items: Chesapeake & Ohio Railway "Chessie" folding pocket knife, C&O brass signal lock with key, Philadelphia Washington & Baltimore whistle signal chart in cast bras

A nice (Fraim Slaymaker Hardware brass lock with VGN cast in fancy lettering on the whole back plate. It also has 1926 stamped on the shackle. The key is also and has a serial number of 2637.

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.

A nice Slaymaker cast back lock with the Pennsylvania Railroad Company initials all intertwined. It has Slaymaker on the shackle. The key has PRR stamped on the front with V3656 stamped on the back wi

An unusual Adams & Westlake made Pennsy cast back lock. It has the A&W oval logo at the top of the shackle on one side. The key has a "T" at 6:00 and a serial number of 2476.

A fine Fancy back Pennsylvania Railroad brass lock made by Fraim with a date of 1902 on the shackle. The knobby Fraim key has "A 3184" stamped on one side and PRR stamped on the other side. A very nic

A Pennsylvania Railroad cast back brass lock the initials PRRCO intertwined. The lock has a Fraim keystone hallmark. Included is a fine knobby key also made by Fraim with their keystone logo and the i

Brass lock with ornate PRRCo initials intertwined on one side. made by Fraim. The operating key is a knobby with "3244 M" in addition to the PRR initials.

A cast back switch lock made for the Pennsylvania Railroad by Fraim. This version has the fat lettering. It takes a standard fat barrel with a bit that comes down straight at 6:00.

A cast back switch lock made for the Pennsylvania Railroad by Slaymaker. This version has the thin lettering with double lines per letter. It takes a standard fat barrel with a bit that comes down str

A Fraim brass lock from 19009 with PRRCo cast in fancy lettering on the back panel. Also included is a Pennsy knobby key with no serial number.

A Slaymaker Fancy back Pennsylvania Railroad brass lock with PRRCo cast in intertwined letters. The dust cover spring does not work. The large key has no markings.

A nice cast back lock by Adlake with their name cast on the dust cover. The back has UNION PACIFIC in graduated lettering with TOOL above and RACK cast below. The matching key has UNION PACIFIC spelle

A very nice cast back lock made for the Old Colony division of the New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad. No manufacturer's marking but I think Smith & Egge made this lock. The dust cover spring work

A fine example of a New Haven fancy cast back lock made for the Old Colony Division. This is a "Car" lock. We have another Old Colony car lock in this auctions so you can compare the key openings. The

A nice "P RR CO" cast back lock. The initials can be difficult to see. This brass switch lock was made by Adams & Westlake and it has their oval logo that has the names spelled out and it even include

A pair of locks with operating keys: A Union Pacific CS-21 Road & Bridge cast back lock with an Adlake hallmark. The key has UP RR CS-21 on the front and R&B (Road & Bridge) on the reverse with a nice

Heart shaped fancy cast back brass lock for the Tennesee Central Railway with cast T.C. R'Y Co. and 1942 on shackle. Chain is rust free and this lot includes an unmarked F-S Hdw key numbered C-674 whi

A very nice switch lock made by Smith & Egge for the New Haven Railroad with their script logo covering the back. There is a shop stamp on the shackle that might be "C B C O". When I saw the attached

A cast back Pennsylvania Railroad Company lock made by Slaymaker. This version has the skinny tall lettering of PRR with an intertwined "CO". This lock is in great shape. It has a working dust cover s