Rare Pennsylvania Railroad PRR Information Booth -Kitchen Island or Bar

Pennsylvania Rail road R.R PRR information booth with butcher block top. Could be used for a kitchen island or bar. Dimensions - 43" x 81" x 24"

This is an intriguing lantern! It is stamped on the door with the Pennsylvania Railroad PRR keystone logo, but on the back is stamped LIRR for the Long Island Railroad. This makes sense, as in 1900, t

This is another rare railroad milk can from the Pennsylvania Railroad. Shipped on the PRR by Perry H. Diehl Farms in Brookville, OH, and sent to the Blue Valley Creamery. Can is a Cream City milk can

Rare PRR 1920s Stanley Decanter, with incised Keystone and PRR (Pennsylvania Railroad), marked Stanley "It Will Not Break", Landers, Frary & Clark, Stanley Thermos Div (on bottom), 10 3/4" with cup. C

An unusual marked Dietz Vulcan #39 wire bottom lantern that does have the PRR stamping on the shoulder. The very top has the Dietz information. It has a flat band that wraps over the vertical wires on

This is a trio of cans from the Pennsylvania Railroad, including two that are rare and hard-to-find examples. The first is a three gallon water can. It is cast with the Pennsylvania PRR keystone logo

An Adams & Westlake bell bottom lantern frame with a twist off bell. It has PRR stamped in ornate lettering on the lid. The A&W information is on the top. The twist off bell has a standard tin fount a

A Handlan 4 1/2" size globe frame that they called a "utility" size frame. The top has a PRR Keystone stamping. The bottom has typical Handlan patent information. The correct Handlan pot. It also has

An Adams & Westlake bellbottom railroad lantern frame with a twist off bell. It has PRR stamped in fancy lettering on the lid. The very top has the Adams & Westlake information. It has a tin fount and

A "flat top" Handlan 4" frame with the earlier 6 vertical wires (not 4). It has a PRR Keystone stamped on the very top and patent information under the base. It also has a pot that is inverse stamped

A 1913 model Armspear "Wing lock" model with earlier patent information on the very top. It has PRR stamped in block lettering on the lid. The base twists off and has a 1913 patent. The globe is a nic

A tall model frame Armspear with a drop-in pot. It has early patents on the top and more patent information near the intake holes. . The globe is a nice red cast PRR with a Corning Cnx hallmark and PR

A Handlan 4 1/2" size globe that they called a "utility" size frame. The top has a PRR Keystone stamping. The bottom has typical Handlan patent information. The correct Handlan pot has a PRR Keystone

A Handlan 4 1/2" size globe that they called a "utility" size frame. The top has a PRR Keystone stamping. The bottom has typical Handlan patent information. The correct Handlan pot has a PRR Keystone

Antique Ansonia Standard Regulator #8 weight wall clock. P.R.R 4648 ( could be Pennsylvania railroad) Ansonia marked on dial. Paper label on inside. In very as found good condition. Running at time of

RARE SETH THOMAS #1 LONG ISLAND RAILROAD DOUBLE DIAL CALENDAR CLOCK, OYSTER BURL VENEER CASE, C. 1876, H. 40" W. 19" (ORIGINAL DIALS)

A stunning Pennsylvania Railroad Number Plate from K4S Class 4-6-2 Pacific Road Number 5383. Plate is in beautiful condition. Plate shows newer red painted field with gold border and numbers. Back of

Rare bulls eye and arch bar bottle. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, circa 1850. H 11-1/4". Condition: Excellent condition. Copy and paste this link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/e9urp6p3lw

ID Marks: C&PRR (Cumberland & Pennsylvania RR); H&BTMRR (Huntingdon & Broad Top Mountain RR); CRR (Cornwall RR); WB&HRY (Wilkes-Barre & Hazelton RY); WARR (Western Allegheny RR); N&BRR (Northampton &

EDWARD M. EGGLESTON (1883-1941) ATLANTIC CITY / PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. Circa 1935. 40½x25 inches, 102¾x63½ cm. O. Co., Clifton, N.J. Condition A- / A: small tears, minor creases and abr

Made by Gebruder Marklin. German - 1905 - 45" Assembled.

Pennsylvania Railroad locomotive #762 was a L1 Classification "Mikado" with a 2-8-2 wheel configuration. It was built by the Pennsy in 1915. This is a standard Pennsylvania Railroad "bullet" shaped he

Pennsylvania Railroad J1 class number plate from 2-10-4 number 6449. Face of plate shows newer red field paint with gold leaf border and numerals. Back has original black paint with rust showing throu

George Nelson & Associates Rare bar cart for Sears Herman MillerUSA, c. 1960walnut, laminate, nickel-plated steel, aluminum, brass, rubber 37.5 h x 46 w x 20.75 d in (95 x 117 x 53 cm) exten