Canadian National RR Five Gallon Water Can and Locomotive Oil Can

This pair of items is from the Canadian National Railroad. The first is a five gallon water can, cast with CNR on the front. Made by GSW in Canada, their logo is cast on the bottom. Missing its lid, b

This is a trio of Canadian National Railroad oil cans. The first is a one gallon can, cast with C.N.R on the bottom rim. Comes with cap and bail. The second is a half-gallon can that is cast CNR on th

This is a lot of five cans from the Erie Railroad. The first is a water can, cast with ERIE RR on the side. It is missing its lid. The second can is from Eagle Manufacturing and is a three gallon oil

This is a rare five gallon oil can from the Soo Line Railroad, manufactured by Eagle Manufacturing. Has the typical Eagle-style tag on the side of the can that clearly reads SOO LINE. Complete with sc

This is a Norfolk and Western Railroad five gallon steel water can. It is about as close to new as one will find. Almost no rust, with excellent tinware! Has both its main lid and its spout lid, attac

Canadian National 4-8-4 Northern McAvity Five Chime Steam locomotive Whistle. The whistle measures nearly 30" tall and has a 6" diameter. The whistle was purchased direct from the Canadian National in

This lot consists of four Canadian Pacific brass switch keys. Three are of the same cut, and are cast with C.P.R. and S on the front, and the manufacturer, R.M. Co. on the reverse. The fourth key is c

This is a pair of cans from the Canadian Pacific Railroad. The first is a quart-sized oil can, cast with CPR on the bottom rim. It is missing its screw top but has its bail. Obtained by the consignor

Lot consists of an original oil on board railroad painting by Ted Xaras, depicting Canadian National Locomotive. Signed lower left. Great image depicting a snowy landscape. Image size seen approx. 17-

This is a pair of cans from the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad. The first is a five gallon oil can, complete with lid and bail. These five gallon cans were sent via train to their oil suppli

5 Railroad oil cans; 3 Pennsylvania RR, Lehigh Valley RR, Canadian National RR

This is a Canadian National Railroad Penn Line F7A-B-B-A DC diesel locomotive set in HO scale. The two A units are numbered 6500. One is powered and runs well; one is a dummy. The two B units are numb

British Railroad, Union Pacific Railroad, and Canadian National Railroad ash trays, plus two Union Pacific saucers made by Sterling China in East Liverpool, OH

Canadian. 1920s. Lithographed tin. Exhibits scattered shallow impressions, surface losses, scratches and minor oxidation. Requires cap. Marked, "Macdonald Mfg Co Ltd., Toronto" lower edge of one side.

This is a pair of Canadian National Railroad metal cups, as used by train crewmen. One is cast with CNR LOCO, and was used on the locomotive for coffee or drinking water. The other is coated in porcel

Lionel (founded 1900) A group of five accessories buildings in original boxes including, Lighted Coaling Tower (6-37912), Artisan Collection MG Switch Tower (6-37933), Weathered 50,000 Gallon Water Ta

This collection of five switch locks and keys from Minnesota railroads is in a nice wooden case with a glass cover. Railroads represented are the Canadian National, Canadian Pacific, Minneapolis North

This is a pair of cans from the Erie Railroad. The first is a three gallon water can cast with ERIE on the top. It has its original wooden handle on the bail. The second can is a two gallon oil can. I

This is a pair of cans from the Northern Pacific Railroad. The first is a two gallon oil can made by Eagle, complete with cap, chain, and bail. It has a typical Eagle brand tag cast with N.P.R. Small

Canadian. 1916. Brass. Class T-1-a. Santa Fe 212 type locomotive. Built by an American locomotive company at the Brooks plant in 1916. The boiler was built by Montreal Locomotive Works. Serial Number

Canadian. 1942. Cast iron. 484 Northern. Class U-3-b. Built by American Locomotive Company New York. Serial number 69642 in Feb 1942. Scrapped May 1961. Originally Grand Trunk Western operating in Mic

Canadian. 1904. Brass. 260 Mogol. Class E-7-a. Built by the Grand Trunk Railway in 1904. Serial number 1477. Built as Grand Trunk Railway 1297. Scrapped Sept 1951. 11" x 16.75" x 0.5". Brackets extend

rated 8.25 & 7.5, the five gallon rocker can has very good color and shine, display has wear and a few scratches, reverse has soiling

rated 6.9 & 6, five gallon rocker can, display has wear and soiling, reverse has more, display well, hard piece of Harley-Davidson memorabilia to find. TAC #040305