St Louis Memphis & Southeastern Switch key

This Frisco Railroad predecessor existed from 1902 - 1907 when the Frisco moved in. It is marked Adlake over the STM&S initials on the front. It has 01084 in a straight line on the reverse.

A steel key with WStL&PRR and an "S" stamped on the front. It has a faint hallmark and 3078 stamped on the reverse. I think it's a Bohannan. It looks like one of theirs with a nice tapered barrel.

A Nickel Plate Road (New York Chicago & St Louis Railway) switch key with nice tapered barrel and outstanding letting. It is marked NYC&STL RY "S". No maker on reverse.

This is a lot of five New York Chicago and St Louis Railroad brass switch keys. The first is stamped NYC&STLRR on the front, while it has an S on the reverse and the A&W CO CHICAGO hallmark on the bac

This is a set of four brass switch keys from the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railroad, also known as the Big Four RR. The first two keys are both marked C.C.C.&ST.L. RR on the front. Bot

This is a set of three different Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railroad brass switch keys. The first key is stamped P.C.C&ST.LRR on the front and is numbered S605 on the back. The second

Toledo, St. Louis & Western Railroad A&W Brass Switch Key Key is stamped T.ST.L & W.RR in block font on the front of the hilt, the reverse is marked with the A&W oval mark and S 4761 in serif font. Ke

This is a set of three brass switch keys from the St Louis and San Francisco Railroad. Each is marked slightly different. The first key is stamped ST.L. &. S.F. RY on the front. The back is stamped S

3 brass switch keys: SLSW (St Louis & South Western with nice wear and large lettering. It has an "S" and x078 stamped on the reverse (2) Nicely worn Denver & Rio Grande Western with the later switch

3 switch keys form the Chicago St Louis Minneapolis & Omaha Railroad: (1) OMAHA spelled out with Adlake on reverse (2) CStPM&O RR with Adlake hallmark on reverse (3) older Adams & Westlake with ED for

The Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago & St Louis Railway existed from 1890 – 1921. This key has the common Pennsylvania Railroad "Pan Handle" bit. , The reverse has a nice Adams & Westlake hex logo,

A St Louis & San Francisco Railway key with FRISCO stamped in an arc on the front and ADLAKE in a straight line on the reverse. The KL&L diagrams show this as a standard switch bit. Some pocket wear t

Nicely marked CCC&StL RR brass switch key with Adams & Westlake oval logo and 13080 and an "S" on the reverse. This line, Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago & St Louis was a New York Central controlled line

5 brass switch keys: nice New York Chicago & St Louis (A&W), Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo, nice Terre Haute & Indianapolis (Bohannan) South Buffalo (Fraim), Baltimore & Ohio. Age and condition vary quit

A group of 3 keys from the rust belt states: (1) New York Chicago & St Louis with a faint A&W oval logo on the reverse with an "s" (2) Bessemer & Lake Erie with a flat Slaymaker &1417 on the reverse (

A nice group of keys from Kentucky & Tennessee: (1) Louisville Henderson & St Louis with 1199 on the reverse (2) TC RY is Tennessee Central Railway made by Slaymaker (3) TENN RY is Tennessee Railway m

Group of Three Nickel Plate Railroad Switch Keys - A&W and Adlake Group of three Nickel Plate / New York Central & St. Louis Railroad keys. All three keys are stamped N.Y.C. & St. L RR on the front wi

3 brass keys from the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago & St. Louis (Big Four Route): (1) CCC…L RR - Adams & Westlake oval logo "S" (2) CCC&STL - 33230 (3) CCC&STL RR - "RT" (Repair Track) Adams & We

3 brass keys from the New York Chicago & St Louis Railroad. Often referred to as the Nickel Plate Road. (1) NYC&StL RR with 1733 and an "S" on the reverse (2) NKP on front and 11201 with Adlake on rev

A pair of Adlake switch keys from Ohio and surrounding states: (1) New York Chicago & St Louis Railroad (Nickel Plate Road) with "S" on reverse (2) Newburg & South Shore Railway (Cleveland area) with

Semi-Mechanical Unknown Manufacturer Designed by W. J. Somerville - Cleveland, Ohio - April 4, 1905 Made for souvenir sale at the St. Louis World’s Fair in 1904 - 1905. Material: Cast Iron

Unknown Manufacturer Designed by W. J. Somerville - Cleveland, Ohio - April 4, 1905 Made for souvenir sale at the St. Louis World’s Fair in 1904 - 1905. Made of Cast Iron.

Patented in Cleveland - 1885. 5 3/4" Long.

An East Saint Louis & Southeastern lock made by Fraim with their keystone logo on the shackle. It takes a big barrel ke with an odd bit. The dust cover spring is not working.