DRR Railroad Brass Switch Lock - Romer

A nice Delaware Lackawanna & Western Railroad brass switch lock with clear Romer hallmark on reverse. This lock is a match to the key in lot #2.

Huntington & Broad Top Mountain Railroad brass lock by Ritchie & Sons. One pic shows the key entry.

This is a Chicago and Northwestern Railroad brass switch lock and key. Both were made by the Wilson Bohannan Company of Brooklyn, NY. The lock is clearly cast with C&NW RR, and has the WB hallmarks of

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad brass switch lock set, comes with 2 matching keys.

This is a trio of different railroad locks. The first is a Union Pacific railroad brass switch lock and key, made by Adlake. It is stamped UP RR NO 1 SWITCH on the front. It opens with a key stamped U

Milwaukee Road Railroad brass heart shaped switch lock with key. The lock is embossed with CM&StPRR. The key is stamped CM&ST P RR. The reverse of the key is stamped with Loeffel Holz & Co. as well as

Milwaukee Road Railroad brass heart shaped switch lock with key. The lock is cast with CM&StPRR. in the front rectangular panel. The key is stamped C M S T P &P. The reverse of the key is stamped with

Pennsylvania-Reading Brass Railroad Switch Lock with brass key and chain, embossed logo on front made by Slaymaker Lancaster PA key marked PRR. Cond:

A Ritchie & Boyden brass lock with B&P RR clearly stamped on the panel. It comes from a a consignor that I have a lot of respect for and he says it is Baltimore & Potomac. I tend to be skeptical but t

A New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad brass, tapered barrel switch key made by Romer in Newark, New Jersey. Bold marking of NYNH&H RR with an "S"witch at 6:00. The reverse has the Romer hallmark. T

Burlington and Missouri River Railroad W. Bohannan Brass Heart Shaped Switch Lock Shackle is stamped with B&M RR R in serif font. The reverse of the shackle is stamped E.H. Linley St Louis M W. Bohann

Philadelphia & Reading Railroad initials cast in relief on a brass switch lock. The matching key is a Fraim with "C8183" as a serial number.

This is a brass, heart-shaped Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad switch lock with brass key. The lock is cast with DL&W RR on one side. The key cover springs back properly, and the attached key

This is a pair of Erie Railroad switch locks with brass keys. The first is a Fraim lock stamped ERIE, and comes with an Adlake key with the Erie diamond E logo stamped on it. The lock has a chain and

This is a pair of different Conrail Railroad Switch locks with brass keys. One is made by Keline, while the other is made by Adlake. Both key covers spring back properly, and both come with chains. Ho

This is a pair of brass switch locks and keys, unmarked for railroads. Both come with brass keys and their chains. One is a Wilson Bohannan, as it is stamped with their artistic WB letters, while the

This is a pair of brass switch locks and keys, unmarked for railroads. Both come with brass keys and their chains. One is a Wilson Bohannan, as it is stamped with their artistic WB letters, while the

A fine Bohannan brass switch lock made for the Wallkill Valley Railroad. It has WV RR stamped on the shackle. This lock was matched with the key in lot 162 in the Phil Simms collection.

A nice "P RR CO" cast back lock. The initials can be difficult to see. This brass switch lock was made by Adams & Westlake and it has their oval logo that has the names spelled out and it even include

Smith and Egge made this brass lock for the New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad. It has "THE S&E M Co" hallmark on the shackle. There are "A" and "Q" stamped on the shackle. Outside of Quincy, Mass

We don’t get many locks from Post & Co. in Cincinnati in New England. This lock is clearly a "S"witch made for a B&P RR. I think it is from the Baltimore & Potomac (Pennsylvania Railroad predec

Railroad Locks & Others (5), early switch lock w/key stamped D.M.& Co., unmarked brass switch lock, Adlake steel lock w/key stamped CTA, Winchester 6 lever & cast iron cylinder lock, the latter 2 w/o

This is the bit described as Central Vermont in the Key Lock & Lantern diagrams. There is no Cumberland Valley in the diagrams so this may be a key with more to it than meets the eye. It's a great sin

Brass switch lock for the Louisville & Nashville Railroad with L&N RR cast into lock on one side and on dust cover To Get Key Out Close The Lock. Shackle is also stamped N10-22D, original chain is ver