GRAND TRUNK A&W BB RC GTR Globe

A pair of lanterns: (1) T. L. Moore frame (never marked) with a nice Grand Trunk globe. The globe has GTR and a nice "ETW &CO" casting across the top. That’s E. T. Wright, a Canadian lantern ma

This is a Grand Trunk Railroad Adlake Reliable bell bottom switchmans lantern. Patent dates of 1897, 1908, 1909, 1911, 1912, and 1913. G.T.RY is cast into the rim. Clear cast globe with GTR cast on th

Canadian. 1890s. Tin frame with glass globe. The oil font is removed for filling by compressing two press-fit prongs beneath the base. Clear globe cut with "G.T.R". Good condition. Repainted frame. 15

Signed lower left, "Toronto Lithographing Co". Titled, "The Globe Special Train, Passing Dundas". A rare and early Canadian Railroad advertising poster. Features a full-sized GTR steam locomotive (#70

Six (6). Canadian. 1890s-1920s. Embossed nickel plated brass. A collection of five different Grand Trunk Railway (GTR) Police, Special Police and Special Officer badges. Catch on one has been replaced

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2 Canadian keys: (1) Grand Trunk Pacific with GTP stamped on the front (2) Grand Trunk Railway with GTR stamped on the front in older lettering.

This location is just north of Portland and it's where the Rockland branch of the Maine Central had a junction with the Grand Trunk. From here the GTR heads North. The photo is a little out of focus.

Three antique kerosene oil railroad lanterns with red glass globes, Adlake Grand Trunk Western Railroad, New Haven & Illinois Railroad and Washington Transit Co.

An Adams & Westlake "Adams" model bellbottom lantern with twist-off bell. The lid has GRAND TRUNK RY stamped in standard A&W lettering. This version has the two pins on the vent area that allow the to

Grand Trunk Railway of Canada

Includes an Adlake Grand Trunk Western lantern with red globe and a Dietz Reading Locomotive Department lantern with no globe. Taller: 10-1/2in.

4 brass switch keys from cold places: (1)GTR is a small Grand Trunk (2) CPR with tapered barrel is Canadian Pacific (3) D&H with 1360 a and Slaymaker oval hallmark on reverse (4) Central Vermont with

Canadian. 1910s. Brass bell, cast hardware. Stamped, "GTR" upper harp. The 90-degree bracket suggests this bell was used at a GTR Watchman's Shanty and not on a locomotive. 1.5 x 0.5" chip from lower

Canadian. 1910s. Cast iron with porcelain shade. Purportedly from Princeton, Ontario Grand Trunk station. Minor loss from the trim where the post attaches to the base. Not wired to work. The surface e

Canadian. 1910s. Single sided painted wood (SSW). From the Thorndale, Ontario Grand Trunk Railway station. Thorndale is a small community located 20 kms northeast of London, Ont. Exhibits scattered su

Canadian. 1920s. Single sided lithographed posters. One frame marked, "G.T.R System". Smaller poster exhibits losses from lower edge and is in a frame that is slightly oversized. Both posters exhibit

From the Alan Thomas collection a group of medium format & 35mm black & white negatives from the Grand Trunk Railway mostly in New England. There are some 35mm but most are larger format. Different er

Canadian. 1910s. Lithographed paper in oak frame. From Parkhill, Ontario station. Frame marked, "Grand Trunk Railway System" along the top and "Agent Parkhill" on the rear. Features two individual hin

Canadian. 1910s. Brass with glass chimney. Marked, "HL Piper Montreal" and "G.T.R", on top of fount. 12" x 5.5" x 5.5" (not including chimney). From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

Canadian. 1920s. Metal. Stamped, "No.2 G.T.R, No.4 G.T.R GTR", on mid-top and side of tins. Ranges in height from 5.25" to 13". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

Canadian. 1920s. Single-sided paper in original marked "G.T.R" frame. 24.75" x 16.75". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

Canadian. 1910s. Real photographs. Includes images of the GTR Freight House Office Staff in London, Ontario, The Stratford Round House circa 1900 and St. Thomas Railway Station Staff, circa 1914 (sitt

Canadian. 1900s. Metal. Stamped, "No.1 GTR, No.2 GTR GTR", on mid-center and top center. Ranges in height from 12" to 26.5". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.