TAUNTON LOCOMOTIVE MFG. CO. LOCOMOTIVE PLATE.

Northern Pacific Engine Builders Plate #2238 with Photo, American Locomotive Co. 62434, Brooksworks Mfg., Nov. 1920, Mounted on Poly, Extra Nice Cast Iron

This wonderful antique Ives Manufacturing Co boxcab is a No. 3258 Electric Locomotive in yellow and green. Plate on bottom indicates a patent date of February 20, 1912, William Viall.

Canadian. 1953. Single sided stamped aluminum (SSA). From Model CFA-16-4, built in February of 1953. Exhibits scattered surface losses. Tool marks surrounding each of the mounting holes. Oxidation on

Taunton Locomotive Manufc. Co. Taunton, Mass. Manufactured at Taunton Mass. W.W. Fairbanks, Agent, chromolithograph printed by J. H. Bufford's lithog. Boston, 23 x 34 inches

Lot includes 2 American Locomotive Co tin plates, along with a heavy cast metal Babcock & Wilcox plate. Largest is 10" by 5". Good-Very Good

Canadian. 1937. Cast aluminum. From CP 2919. 444 Jubilee. Class F-1-a. Built by Canadian Locomotive Company in Dec 1937. Serial number 1933. Scrapped Sept 1957. Marked, "54-16", and "53-L-6", lowered

American. 1923. Cast iron. From CN 8297. 080 Switcher. Class P-5-a. Built by Alco in Dec 1923. Serial number 65312. Built as central Vermont Railway 503. Scrapped AUG 1961. Marked, "LG7385", at the ce

Canadian. 1944. Cast brass, painted. From CP 2428. 462 Pacific. Class G-3-h. Built by Canadian locomotive company on Oct 1944. Serial number 2136. Scrapped Jan 1962. 7.5" x 16" x 0.75". From the Willi

Heavy cast bronze plate plaque sign with raised "American Locomotive Company 74118 Schenectady Works October 1945". Black painted background. Excellent condition. 7 3/8" x 13 3/4".

American. 1942. Cast iron. Stamped, "L6214" rear. 7 1/2 x 14". Surface exhibits uniform oxidation. CODE:RAIL

American. 1880s. Moulded resin, painted. 11.75" Dia x 1.25". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

A cast iron superheater plate with numerous patent dates cast in. Plate reads "Locomotive Superheater Co. Superheater Patented…". Condition is clean with some scale on the back and some light ru

Length 19 inches. Hand paint decorated by Arnold Thompson to give the appearance of a working train. Provenance: Arnold Edmund Thompson (1931-2010)

An Ashcroft Mfg. Co. Brass Cased Locomotive Pressure Gauge Property from a Midwest Collector

This is a wonderful vintage train set from Unique Art Mfg Co. Pieces include Locomotive No. 1950 with tender, boxcar No. 3905, hopper no visible number and caboose, no visible number. Also there is a

American Locomotive Co., General Electric Co., 80462. Dated May 1953.

Electric Service Supply Company. Pat. T128. Brass plate H20 U.T. Co.. 13" diameter

Locomotive Bronze Plate, Superheater Co., Superheated patented, July 1, 1902, October 9, 1906, Jan. 7 1908, visible dents in brass

(3) BUFF-NORTON MFG. CO. 50 TON CAST IRON HOUSE/LOCOMOTIVE JACKS, C. 1919, H.

Solid Brass Builders Plate, Electric Locomotive, Dated July 1916, General Electric Co., Schenectady, New York, USA

5 Vintage Wind Up Toys including; Unique Art Mfg. Co. G.I. Joe Jouncing Jeep, 7", WRR Locomotive 9000, 7", Marx Sky View Yellow Cab, 7", Hoky Poky train hand car, 6" and J. Chein & Co. rabbit, 5 3/4",

Merriam Mfg. Co. Durham, CT - 1875 - 9" Long. This toy is in far superior, great working and colorful condition. It is quite scarce and it retains its original standing conductor.

Buddy L Locomotive Wrecking Crane & Two Coke/Dirt Excavators by Poll Mfg. Co. Pressed Steel Toys - Offered Without Reserve - One of the most important Buddy L toys is the Locomotive Wrecking Crane. Th

American. 1930s. Pressed steel Made by the Keystone Mfg. Co., Boston. The company trademarked the phrase "RIDE 'EM" in 1932. Marked on sides. 11" x 24" x 7". The Howie Meyer Legacy Collection.