Pennsylvania Railroad Rectangular Coal Hod

Includes 3 spare wheels, wood AHJW Line Hopper with some missing spots on top, Lionel Lines Reefer with metal base, MTH Pennsylvania Railroad Coal Hopper with coal, Lionel Lines Military Flatcar with

Railroad Metal Hopper Car w/ Coal Load Lot of 3 6231891

A Pennsylvania Railroad silverplate menu holder. This holder has a rectangular shape. It has a prominent Pennsylvania Railroad keystone logo on one side. The front has 2 pencil holders. It measures 6"

Dietz No. 39 Vulcan lantern w/ P.R.R. embossed into the shoulder. Body shows typical wear but no dents, dings, or detrimental issues. CNX clear cast globe with PRR cast into rectangular panel with rou

A standard "tall" size (5 1/4" tall) red lantern globe from Kopp. It clearly has the Kopp (K) in a circle hallmark cast on the top. It has serif letters and a rectangular panel.

This is a 1957 Pennsylvania Railroad Calendar, with the artwork titled Vital Links to World Trade, featuring their coal pier that moved over 1 million tons of coal annually to overseas ports and ports

A standard tall size (5 1/4" tall) clear lantern globe from Kopp. It clearly has the Kopp (K) in a circle hallmark cast on the top. It has serif letters and a rectangular panel. It has started to "yel

This is a pair of coal shovels from the New York Central Railroad and Pennsylvania Railroad. Both are marked with railroad names, NYCS, as well as the PRR keystone logo. Nice used items!

Includes Pennsylvania railroad steam locomotive 250, two Pennsylvania tenders, Lehigh Valley coal car, new haven box car, Lionel Lines Gulf oil tanker, Lionel freight car, and Lionel Lines caboose 601

Includes Pennsylvania railroad steam locomotive 250, two Pennsylvania tenders, Lehigh Valley coal car, new haven box car, Lionel Lines Gulf oil tanker, Lionel freight car, and Lionel Lines caboose 601

This is a Beaver Meadow Railroad and Coal Company Acts of Incorporation book dated February 20, 1833, and printed in 1840. Chartered in Pennsylvania in 1830, this railroad became part of the Lehigh Va

This is a Beaver Meadow Railroad and Coal Company bylaws booklet, dated March 24, 1851. Chartered in Pennsylvania in 1830, this railroad became part of the Lehigh Valley Railroad in 1864. Fine origina

4 pc lot American Railroad - RMT-5152 Pennsylvania #104 Powered RDC Car, RMT 5151 Pennsylvania #103 Powered RDC Car, Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines RMT-COAL361 P-RSL #17903 2 Bay Coal Hopper, RMT

ID Mark: FBCCO (Fall Brook Coal Co) (Pennsylvania)Date: Country (if not USA): State: PennsylvaniaCity: Provenance:

Lehigh Valley Railroad was an integral cog in the coal mining industry of Pennsylvania. Ferrying their cargo to to rust belt cities and powering the industrial revolution. Wonderfully constructed with

Two (2) Forney standard gauge hopper cars with coal loads. There is a Reading and a Pennsylvania. Metal construction.

Two (2) MTH 30-8003 Pennsylvania O gauge diecast 4-bay hopper cars with coal loads in the original boxes.

EDWARD M. EGGLESTON (1883-1941) ATLANTIC CITY / PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. Circa 1935. 40½x25 inches, 102¾x63½ cm. O. Co., Clifton, N.J. Condition A- / A: small tears, minor creases and abr

Made by Gebruder Marklin. German - 1905 - 45" Assembled.

Pennsylvania Railroad locomotive #762 was a L1 Classification "Mikado" with a 2-8-2 wheel configuration. It was built by the Pennsy in 1915. This is a standard Pennsylvania Railroad "bullet" shaped he

Pennsylvania Railroad J1 class number plate from 2-10-4 number 6449. Face of plate shows newer red field paint with gold leaf border and numerals. Back has original black paint with rust showing throu

Single sided painted masonite sign from "Karny" tower in Kearny, New Jersey. The sign measures 48" x 25" and has good paint and graphics. There is some fading from age, but it also allows us to see th

Continental. Neoclassical style urn-form gilt metal coal hod with brass lid, grape, Greek key border, and raised on caryatid feet. Unmarked. Approx. 19.5", w. 19.5".

Signed on dial. Works signed E. Howard and Co. Boston ca. 1900