Gray Iron Railroad Town

Lot of 16 Vintage Gray Iron American Family Series Railroad People. Measures approx. 2.25" tall. All invoices must be paid within 24 hours of the sale. All items are shipped either in house via USPS/U

RARE CAST IRON RAILROAD R-W SIGN, R=RING ENTERING TOWN, W= WHISTLE LEAVING TOWN, 19TH C., H. 20" W. 14"

Three matching cast iron railroad crossings signs (marked with an "X" designation and signed US on reverse) - each 18"H x 12"W and in old black, white, and gray paint, 19th century. All good condition

Gray’s New Map of Iowa by Frank A. Gray. Copyright 1877 by O. W. Gray and found in a copy of Gray’s scarce 1884 National Atlas. Shows great detail, with railroads towns, rivers and other i

Title: Pennsylvania Date: 1876 Cartographer: GRAY, O.W. Publisher: O.W. GRAY & SON Description: Map showing exceptional detail such as hundreds of townships, topography, towns, railroads, etc. Height:

Large county and railroad map of the Garden State from Gray’s 1875 atlas. Railroad lines are illustrated very prominently. Great detail; shows topography, towns, rivers, lakes, inlets bays, etc.

Publication Date: 1876 Title: Maine Cartographer: GRAY, O.W. Publisher: O.W. GRAY & SON Height: 15.3 Width: 12.5 Detailed map showing counties, towns, townships, topography, railroads, and more. Reser

Publication Date: 1876 Title: Vermont Cartographer: GRAY. O.W. Publisher: O.W. GRAY & SON Height: 15 Width: 12 Very nice detailed map showing counties, hundreds, towns, townships, roads, railroads, &

(A) Large A. C. Williams Lincoln, restored to near mint condition. (B) Kenton sedan, also restored to near mint condition. (C) A possibly later Hubley die-cast. Condition: (Restored). Dimensions: Larg

Large vintage cast iron railroad locomotive whistle. Whistle is in fair condition with rust, some damage, and wear from use and age. It measures approximately 20" tall by 6" in diameter.

Early cast iron Railroad sign "STOP LOOK LISTEN". 14" x 18 1/2".

This substantial cast iron sign is in the classic "X" shape and reads "Railroad Crossing". It is heavily weathered and what remains of the original black and white coating is cracked and peeling. The

Early cast iron railroad sign "LOOK OUT FOR THE LOCOMOTIVE STOP AND LISTEN". 21" x 48".

RESUME SPEED. Medium green field with white block letters and border. Has provisions for 3" diameter pole mounting. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup

Cast iron railroad sign measuring 30" x 18" Has three mounting holes and has been repainted at some point. No notable repairs or condition issued noted other than outdoor weathering.

A large late 19th century cast iron oval rail road crossing sign which reads "Look and Listen". Size: 18.5" x 48"

Rare Cast Iron Town Crier Mechanical Blinking Eye Clock - By Bradley & Hubbard - American - Circa 1890 - 8 1/4" W x 6 1/4" D x 16" T

Iron railroad sign, directional arrow. American, early 20th century. Condition: Inactive rust. L 29-7/8" H 12" W 2. Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ajlb8bkqjgxzb4x/

Rectangular cast iron railroad sign which reads, " Do Not Cross After Train Passes Until Sure No Train is Approaching on Any Track" The sign measures 34" x 12 1/4" and also has the letter "A" cast int

Gothic Revival Wood & Cast Iron Bench, 1870. Bench with great style has wooden seat and back with trefoil cutouts, and wooden armrests. Top swivels up. Supports on either end are cast iron and dated 1

W on oval cast iron sign with pole-mounting pocket on back of sign. Newer black painted field with white border and letter. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or

C.T. Ham Sheet Iron Railroad Lamp C.T. Ham sheet iron lamp. Lamp stamped with a patent date of Feb. 28, '88. Lamp is equipped with two clear 2 3/4" Semaphore lenses, 5" red lens, and a 6" green glass

EMBOSSED RAISED LETTERS. 19" LONG, 14 1/2" HIGH, OVAL. MINOR RUST AND WEAR.

Hubley cast iron town car, with battery operated headlights, 7 1/4'' l. Provenance: The Collection of Stephen Sachs, St. Louis, Missouri.