Rare Railroad Cast Iron Number Marker Sign on Bracket

Sign measures 8" x 29 1/2" and features all cast iron components including four cast iron number plates. Sign is in original condition with original paint. No notable condition issues other than typic

Cast iron "W" railroad marker sign, 53845 molded on back side.

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

The cast iron triangular shape sign with large central circular symbol. a signal for snow plows to put the blade up. Measures 54 x 17.5 x 10 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and sh

1-sided metal sign on cast iron brackets, sign has some corrosion wear along edges and some denting but has a great patinad look! 25 1/2" wide 22 1/2" tall.

A two-sided cast iron railroad mile marker, embossed "I 2124" on both sides. Fits a 1 - 3/4" diameter pole. Sign shows newer white field paint with black letters and border. Condition: (8). Dimensions

Heavy 2-sided cast iron embossed sign, with the number 1 bolted on 1 side only. 17" x 27".

Trapezoidal Cast Iron Railroad Whistle Sign Sign Measures 17 3/4" wide at the top, 12" at the bottom, and 12" tall. Sign has some minor paint chipping, sign does have casting numbers on the front whic

Cast iron stop sign measuring 14 3/4" x 11 7/8". Part number is SC. 12718 and NYC cast in the lower right corner. Good condition, paint has some minor wear and staining.

Rare Cast Iron Father Time Clock Trade Sign This Clock Is Double Sided With a Detail Pair of Father Times. it Has a Zinc Face. the Numbers Are Faded. it Has the Name Painted on the Botom. 26.5 X 21. 1

CAST-IRON "RAILROAD CROSSING / STOP / LOOK AND LISTEN" RAILROAD SIGN, oval form, repaint of white paint with raised black lettering, reverse with mounting bracket, approximately 90 lbs. each piece. Fi

A cast iron railroad Crossing sign in two pieces. The two pieces measure 48" by 9". Both have a casting number on one side. You'll need to supply your own nuts & bolts. I can lift each one but not hap

Sign measures 18 1/2" x 14 1/4". Sign is an older repaint but displays well. No notable condition issues. Identification number painted on the reverse along with light surface rust from being pole mou

A cast iron two-sided mile marker with "M 67" and "C 4" on the other side. This mounts to a 1 - 7/8" ID pole. Newer white field paint with black letters, numerals and border. Condition: (8). Dimension

Iron Railroad Warning Sign, "Stop Look and Listen", cast iron, with mounting bracket on back, 21" dia. Condition; surface wear with most paint loss rust on front and back

A cast iron Keystone whistle post sign from the Pennsylvania Railroad. Casting number "M 53845" embossed on back of sign. Newer black paint on back with white field and black letter and border on fron

The first is a round-top Adlake, bell bottom marker lamp, missing the fount and burner, with three green and one large red lens. Body is marked "S. P." and "LEFT". Includes cast iron hanging bracket.

Cast Iron Absolute Signal Indicator Plate Cast iron plate measuring 10" x 13" with one pole mounting bracket on the reverse. Stamping below the "A" of L 1186 UP. Sign used to mark absolute railroad si

A shop made Pennsylvania Railroad marker lamp. It has 2 amber lenses. It has PRR cast into both the cast iron mounting bracket and the spring adjusting mechanism under the bell. The top has a bayonet

"3 Tracks" Railroad Cast Iron Sign with Cat Eyes. Cat eyes are not vintage. Heavy! This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 18 x 27.5 x 8

Atq RS & Co. Railroad Cast Iron Marker - Base 7.75'' x 7.75'' x 29'' T

Cast iron number plate measuring 19" x 6 5/8". Cast with #601 and no other markings. See photos for best description.

A very heavy cast iron sign that has "Railroad Crossing Stop Look And Listen". It measures about 56" by 19". At some point it was painted green and the "G" was painted white on top of the green. What

For your consideration is this antique cast iron art-nouveau sign bracket circa early 1900s. This sign bracket would have been set on a building to hold a store's company sign or advertising. The sign