North American Railway Switch Locks

Canadian and American. 1890s. Brass. Stamped, by their railway on the shackle of each key. Each: 4" x 2.5" x 0.75". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

A fine tapered barrel brass key made for the European & North American Railway in Maine. This line ran from Bangor to the Canadian border. in New Brunswick. This line became part of the Maine Central

Canadian. 1890s. Brass, steel. Each: 3.5" x 2.5" x 0.75". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

Canadian. 1900s-1930s. Brass. Fourteen keys total. Includes: Intercolonial Railway, Great Western, London and Port Stanley, Algoma Central and Algoma Bay Railway, Ontario Northern Railway, and Grand T

Canadian. 1880s. Brass. 2.25" x 2.75" x 0.5". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

Fraim made this stamped steel lock. It has a brass shackle and brass pins. The shackle is stamped L&HR RY in sloppy lettering. The Key Lock & Lantern diagrams confirm the proper switch bit. The Fraim

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Keline Santa Fe Railway Steel Switch Lock W/ Key Lock stamped ATSF RY S on the lock body with Keline embossed into the key cover. Key is an Adlake marked key with AT&SF RY S stamped on the hilt. Lock

with working keys, wear from use, tallest 6"

This is an extremely rare switch lock from the Kansas and Missouri Railway and Terminal Company. Started in 1922, this railroad had only 10 miles of track! Stamped K&M RY & T, it is made by Adlake. Ke

A group of 4 brass keys from the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway. 3 are standard switch lock keys. One is very nice and one has severe pocket wear. There is a mini at the end.

A Fraim brass lock made for the Southern Railway with their "SR & arrow" logo on the drop. The key is also marked So Ry on one side and SR on the reverse. This is the standard Southern switch bit

The kicker is the massive hard forged chain. The lock is double marked Am RY EX. The key has AM RY EX stamped in small lettering on one side.

Nice looking Fraim switch lock for Pacific Electric Railway and comes with the key that appears original and chain, also original. Working lock.

A large collection of 9 books dedicated to urban public transport. Chicagoland Electrified Railroads by Kenneth C. Springirth. Wellington Transport Memories. Railways by Howard Loxton. North American

7 Winross Trucks Manitou construction, freight liners, north american, monarch, Vie de France, aka and railway express. 7" H x 7" W x 4" D.

Featured in this lot is a Great Northern Railway SST (Single Sided Tin) metal sign circa 1950s. The sign is wonderfully and professionally crafted painted tin metal construction. The sign features a r

Featured in this lot is "Blackfeet Indians of Glacier National Park" prints by Winold Reiss, published by Great Northern Railway Company, St. Paul, Minnesota, with included pamphlet, "Out of the North

This is an original lock and key used by the Bureau of Industrial Alcohol. These locks were used by the U.S Government during prohibition to secure warehouses, containers, and shipments of alcohol. A

Featured in this lot is an advertisement for "The Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway," circa early 1900s. The framed advertisement is wonderfully and professionally crafted and shows a lithograph

Stipula Etruria and Visconti Copernicus pens. Stipula Etruria 821 ballpoint in black with 925 marked sterling silver trim along with red striated Copernicus that will switch from fountain to roller (o

This is a Northern Pacific Railway lantern with an amber globe. The lantern is embossed, "Adlake / Kero" and "NPRY" on the top. on the bottom is marked "Adlake Kero 4-45 Canada 1921-1923". The lamp co

Featured in this lot is this 1930s Railway Express porcelain enamel sign. In 1918, during World War I, the American government founded the American Railway Express Company, at the same time that it t

Featuring the topper portion of the original 1943 Winold Reiss calendar from the Great Northern Railway Route of the Empire Builder. The piece shows artwork of Winold Reiss showing a portrait of Mount