Antique Brass Santa Fe Railroad Conductor Badge

This lot contains a Antique Brass Santa Fe Railroad Conductor Badge. The box is approx 4 1/4" x 5 1/2" x 3/4" while the badge is 2 3/4" x 2 1/4" x 1/4". Total weight is approx

Die struck copper-toned vaulted base with blue and white enamel details. Double screwback. No maker mark. Measures 2.25 x 3.25 inches.

Conductor's Cap for the Santa Fe Railroad with Santa Fe buttons on either side of gold band. No manufacturer's mark. size: 6-3/4

Fun lot of brass keys for railroad locks. One is clearly Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe, one is worn but Adlake shows, the others have no visible markings. All measure from 2" to 4" long. Nice collection

This is a Santa Fe Railroad conductor’s badge. Reverse side has a small maker’s hallmark at the top, a shield that says MPB PIU. Proper screw/clip on badge.

A navy blue cloth railroad uniform hat with a gold, blue and white marquee-style badge. The Santa Fe safety cross logo in blue and white enamel over "CONDUCTOR" in gold relief within blue enamel field

The black grosgrain cap with head band and patent leather bill, brass badge with logo. Measures 4 x 6 x 8 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everythin

2 1/2" diameter. Provenance: Jack Ooley Collection.

Gold colored Eagle Top Shield Badge with Blue Enamel for a Santa Fe Railroad Police Policeman, numbered 37. Badge has excellent detail and enamel is all sharp and glossy. badge is marked behind the pi

Two blue enamel on nickel-silver round badges, double screwbacks, measure 1 inch each. No maker mark.

Two blue enamel on nickel-silver round badges, double screwbacks, measure 1 inch each. No maker mark.

Cool piece of railroad transportation history in this hat badge. Santa Fe Railroad Porter hat badge. Appears chrome with blue enamel. No visible marking and measures 3.5" x 2.5". This authentic piece

Awesome piece of railroad transportation history in this hat badge. Santa Fe Railroad Brakeman hat badge. Appears chrome with blue enamel. No visible marking and measures 3" x 1.5". This authentic pie

Die struck bright silver-toned vaulted base with blue and white enamel details. Double screwback, Bastian Bros. maker marked. Measures 2.25 x 3.25 inches.

Very nice hat badge for a Brakeman for the Santa Fe Railroad. Appears to be chrome with thick blue enameling. No visible maker marks.

A Menominee brand telegraph key, stamped lettering on the base : SANTA FE No 407. Measures 4 x 8 x 5.75 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything

(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

Three Santa Fe Railroad Brass Keys - A&W Group of three Santa Fe railroad keys. All three are stamped SANTA FE in block font on the front. The reverse are marked as follows; A&W oval mark 17718S (show

Awesome antique menu from the Santa Fe Railroad, The California Limited dining car. Fred Harvey provided meal service for the railroad and this menu was the food provided on what appears to be Feb 21,

This is a lot of five Santa Fe Railroad brass switch keys. All are stamped SANTA FE on the front, and have the A&W CO CHICAGO hallmark on the back, The reverse side of each key is also marked with an

This great hat badge is for a Sleeping Car Porter for the Santa Fe Railroad. Appears chrome with heavy blue enamel. Badge is?attached an original cap with silver plate band attached with Santa Fe butt

Railroad conductor's lantern with intact clear glass globe embossed with the Santa Fe railroad logo. Metal base of the lantern is also embossed with SANTA FE. Lamp is complete with kerosene tank, burn

Corbin lock stamped with A.T.&S.F.RY on the front of the body. The reverse is stamped with Corbin manufacturing information. The body has a few dents and moderate nicks, See photos for best descriptio

This great antique menu is from the Santa Fe Railroad dining car, from the California Limited. Fred Harvey provided meal service for the railroad and this menu was the food provided on July 15, 1917.