AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE CAST IRON PLAQUE

foot across and 6 inches tall

12 x 6

R. Buschemeyer (American, 19th/20th century), A Cast Iron Plaque of Panlate 19th century, rectangular form, featuring a design in low relief of pan seated atop a rocky outcropping, signed "R. Buscheme

Last half of the 19th century. UDC Plaque for the Abbeville, South Carolina chapter. H14 1/4"

Interesting Lot of Railway Memorabilia Including Cast Iron Locomotive Plaque c.1944 & a 19th C Very Large Wood & Metal Maillot For Installation on Railway Tracks.Condition: Generally Good Condition As

Train lot of Ives No 1118 Engine with Ives 66 Standard Oil Tank Car and Ives cast iron Locomotive. American Flyer brown 517 Empire Express cars. Early Tin NKP Tender.

A turn of the century American Radiator Company Cast Iron wall plaque with Neoclassical design. Marked "American Radiator Company" at back. Some wear to patina and rusting. 18 3/4" long. ESTIMATE $100

5" x 20"

VICTORIAN WALL PLAQUE IN RELIEF, MARKED AMERICAN RADIATOR CO. 18 1/2" x 15 1/2".

Pair of Antique Cast Iron American Eagle Plaques. 10" and 5 1/2". Weight combined 4 pds 4 oz. PROVENANCE: A Charleston Private Estate.

rated 8, 10"x16", the cast iron plaque is in good condition, is heavy.

An Alco diesel locomotive builder's plate from New Haven RS-2 #0501. This is American Locomotive Company serial number 75402. Thick cast iron mounted on a wooden board. This locomotive was outfitted w

(A) Heavy cast iron Native American plaque with iconic Native American in full headdress. CONDITION: Good color, normal edge wear and paint chipping throughout. (B) Plaster wall-mounting match holder

0-4-0 cast iron American profile locomotive (electric motor) with #1012 (4) wheel tender, black, lithograph tender; two (4) wheel cars #501 baggage and #617 coach, simulated wood sided brown, red high

Early American Flyer clockwork cast iron locomotive train set with Northwestern Line cars. Includes a red stripe on the cab with red painted spoked wheels cast iron locomotive without side rods that h

Early American Flyer clockwork cast iron locomotive train set with Pennsylvania Line cars. Set consists of a cast iron steam locomotive with red stripe on the cab, black painted spoked wheels, side ro

Cast iron American Flying Eagle Wall Plaque, late 19th c., clutching an American shield and flag, H.- 11 1/2 in., W.- 16 in., D.- 1 in. Provenance: The Estate of John Peter Eaves, New Orleans, Louisia

Lot including set of "End of the Trail" bronze bookends, a Hiawatha Indian head fender ornament and a cast iron plaque of a Native American man. Bookends are 6" tall. *notes- all have patina

Lionel Winner Clockwork Train Lot. Winner locomotive, Cast iron locomotive, Lionel 1515 Sunoco tank, 2-1514 Baby Ruth, 1514 Erie, Lionel Tender.

Dated 1904, 30207 Brooks Works, cast iron, stamped 1504 on underside, 13.5"w.

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

Early American Flyer Edmonds-Metzel clockwork cast iron locomotive train set to include locomotive with red painted spoked rims and a green stripe on each sid eof the cab, orange and black 328 tender

Dated 1924, 65626 Schenectady Works, LC7385 on back, cast iron, 14"w

Two cast iron plaques with genre scenes by Bradley and Hubbard Manufacturing Company of Meriden, CT. American, late 19th - early 20th century. One marked B&H 1817, the other B&H 1818. Both show scenes