LOT OF 3: B&O, WM BRASS RAILROAD KEYS.

(A) "B&ORR CO." nicely incised on hilt of key. "Slaymaker 134391 S" incised on back, light wear, excellent; (B) "B&ORR CO" nicely incised on hilt of long barrel brass key. F-S Hardware logo and "C3631

(A) "SANTA FE ROUTE" incised on hilt, A&W logo barely legible on back, medium patina with nice pocket wear. Good; (B) "AT-SF RY S" incised on hilt, no maker's hallmark, Good; (C) "AT&SF RY S," ADLAKE

(A) "EP&SW RR" incised on hilt, "ADLAKE 4499 S" incised on back, light wear, patina; (B) "APACHE" incised on hilt, "ADLAKE" on back, light wear and patina; (C) "BN - M" incised on hilt"716238 ADLAKE"

(A) "D L & W" incised on hilt, FRAIM hallmark on back, light wear with patina; (B) "D L & W" incised on hilt, FRAIM logo and "M" on back, light wear; (C) "D L & W" incised on hilt, light strike, doubl

B&M RR 21902 S; "CONRAIL" large key; "BMR"; "DOS"; "NHV (??) ADLAKE; 3 general use keys; VG - NOS. Condition: (9.0). Condition: (Excellent). Dimensions: Largest: 2 - 1/4" x 1 - 1/8".

This is a brass combination lock with Court Meyers stencil cutter, Germantown, NY hang tag, and a barrel style combination lock. Both have combinations and are functional. Lot also includes (3) railro

This group of keys has 3 New Havens - steel, brass and unmarked Car and then an old tapered barrel key that looks like "xCRxR" on the front and "E E" shop marked on the reverse - lots of wear and last

Lot of three vintage Adlake Railroad locks with matching brass keys. Locks are in nice working condition with wear from use and age. One is marked "CSS&SB" with a working brass key that is marked "C&N

(A) A small brass lock; "DL&WRR" embossed on the back panel. Functioning dust cover is embossed "Remove Key When Locking." Lock shows old tarnish. A DL&W key is included with this lock. Condition: 8.0

The first item is a "PRR" embossed in the cover of a steel Slaymaker switch lock. Dust cover spring works properly. Includes a brass switch key, stamped "C 42194A." Good condition. Second item is a "P

Lot of 21 keys including one RR brass hollow barrel key stamped "FRED F. DUCK DEC. 23, 1927". Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: Largest: 1" x 1/8" x 3 - 3/4".

This lot contains three brass keys from the Illinois Terminal Railroad. All are marked ITRR. Three similar bits, but one bit is of reduced size. Different fonts on all 3 keys; one is marked ADLAKE.

Includes 3 railroad locks, all with chain, 1 with Key, latched debossed B&O, 1 has some rust; 7 art deco brass coat hooks, unmarked, C&O info plate; Deco light cover

Brass heart shaped lock manufactured by FS Hdw. Co. for the B&O Railroad. This lot includes a B&O marked key with A14762 on back. Key works lock smoothly. size: 2.5" x 3.75"

This group of 3 keys has 2 marked CNRR which I think is Cincinnati Northern. One has and Adams & Westlake oval hallmark with a "C" for Car The other has an S for switch and an obscure serial number. T

3 brass railroad keys: (1) small B&ORR with nice tapered barrel and looks like a modified switch bit - displays great (2) L&N RR is Louisville & Nashville with nothing on reverse (3) Florida East Coas

LOT (2) BRASS RAILROAD KEYS CNE&W & ERIE 19TH C.

3 keys from the North: BAR is Bangor & Aroostook, ICR is probably Intercolonial (Canada), NJRR is probably Napierville Junction - US/Canada border.

LOT (3) EARLY BRASS RAILROAD OIL CANS SIGNED NATIONAL METAL SPINNING-STAMPING CO. NEW YORK, 19TH C.

This is a lot of five brass railroad keys. Four are marked “DMandIR” for the Duluth Missabe and Iron Range Railroad. All are made by Adlake and are numbered D219, 6259, C925, and 4559. All

This is a lot of 10 brass railroad keys and an unmarked brass lock. The lock is made by S C Thompson in Newark, NJ and has a patent date on the clasp of August 23, 1853. The lock comes with a chain, a

LOT (3) EARLY RAILROAD BRASS CONDUCTORS LANTERNS, 19TH C.

LOT (3) EARLY BRASS/BRONZE LOCOMOTIVE RAILROAD WHISTLES, 19TH C., H. 7" (SIGNED CROSBY STEAM GAUGE CO.)

This is a lot of two Adlake brass railroad keys. One each for the Western Pacific and Union Pacific Railroads. Marked “WPRR” and “UP.”