New York Central RR Large Copper and Brass Fire Extinguisher

Made for the New York Central Railroad Company, embossed in a brass tag at the bottom of the cylindrical body, rubber hose intact with nozzle. Old polished topper. Red Star Model 303, the General Detr

This is a Rock Island Railroad large copper and brass fire extinguisher, marked ROCK ISLAND and ROCK ISLAND LINES in different places on the front side of the piece. Our auction set a world record pri

This is a Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad large copper and brass fire extinguisher, made by the Julius Pearce Fire Department Supply Compaany in Denver, CO. D&RGW is etched on the front bottom

ANTIQUE BUFFALO NEW YORK COPPER BRASS SHIELD FIRE EXTINGUISHER Measuring 23" 1.2 inches tall 25" inches in diameter.Note to buyers : NOT A WORKING EXTINGUISHER ! Purely for decorative . Industrial art

This is a large sized copper and brass fire extinguisher from the Rock Island Railroad. Excellent metal, with the railroad name clearly on brass tags as ROCK ISLAND and ROCK ISLAND LINES. Made by Unde

Polished brass Buffalo fire extinguisher with New York Central System name plate. The name plate is loose from the body with a torn corner which is still present on the body. Plate still retains some

Consisting Of New York Central R.r. Oil Can, One Large Terminal R.r. Oil Can, One Central R. R. Fire Bucket, And One Pennsylvania R.r. Kerosene Or Signal Oil Can

ANTIQUE "THE BABCOCK FIRE EXTINGUISHER NEW YORK PATENTED APR. 13.1869" - COPPER WITH ORIGINAL PAINT, STENCILING & BRASS TAG INTACT - GOOD CONDITION - DENTS, SURFACE WEAR - 26 3/4" HIGH X 9" DIAMETER

A pair of New York Central Railroad keys that are not common: (1) large NYC RR with Adams & Westlake oval logo and "C" for car - not common (2) smaller NYCS in a straight line with TH (tool house) on

This is a lot of four locks, highlighted by a brass New York Central RR Raco lock. Also included is a six lever Sargent lock, and a Yale and Towne lock that is similar to a signal lock used by many ra

This lot contains five different brass keys from the New York Central Railroad. The first key is stamped NY.C.RR on the front. The back is stamped with an S, the number 1124, and has the A&W CO CHICAG

This lot has a quartet of different brass keys from the New York Central Railroad. All four have a different cut. The first key is stamped NYCS on the front and ADLAKE on the back, and is the cut for

Six New York Central RR brass keys with 5 different cuts. Two are marked “NYCS” on the front, have the same cut, and are made by Adlake. One is marked “NYCRR” and has a differe

Nice antique Buffalo Fire Extinguisher Marked New York Central

2 feet tall

This is a steel heart shaped lock and key from the New York Central Railroad. Made by Wilson Bohannan Company, it is stamped with NYC RR on the clasp. The key is also by Wilson Bohannan, and is stampe

Consisting Of Two New York Central R.r> Oil Cans, One Wabash R.r. Fire Bucket And One Pennsylvania R.r. Water Can

This is an metal sign from the New York Central Railroad. A yellow decal sign on a large sheet of metal, this sign was removed by the owner from a 3 bay hopper car, which is verified by the spacing of

Nice brass New York Central Railroad conductor’s badge, with the NYC logo. Nice metal; would polish up nicely to match the back side.

Large brass fire alarm bell manufactured by Charles Cory and Son in New York. The bell is complete with all of the springs and striking mechanism and is extremely loud.

This is a lot of seven brass keys from eastern USA RRs. The first key is from the New York Central RR, stamped “N.Y.C.L.” on the front and “ADLAKE” on the back. The second key

This is a New York Central Railroad Dietz No. 6 switchmans lantern. Patent of November 25, 1890 is on the bottom. Snap off fount with correct brass burner. NEW YORK CENTRAL is cast into the top rim of

This is a hard-to-find New York Central Railroad assistant stationmaster hat badge. Nice brass badge with a small amount of blue enamel worn from the NYCS logo. High demand for this badge!

This is a wall mount lamp from the New York Central Railroad. It is tagged N.Y.C. EAST on the base of the fount. Has correct brass burner, and is mounted to a shield shaped stained board, but needs a