Safety Locomotive

Maker Unknown - Circa 1888 This is an extremely scarce deluxe black-painted example of the bank finished with red highlights. It is outstanding original condition and definitely one of the finest know

1062. SAFETY LOCOMOTIVE BANK | Maker unknown, harder to find painted version. | Provenance: Rudd Trowbridge Collection. | 6" l. | (Excellent Condition) | $600 - $900

Designed by Edward Colby, Chicago, Patented 1887, nickel plated cast iron, deposit at top slot, when full, smokestack lifts open for coin retrieval. Small replace part at trap. 6" l.

Designed by Edward T. Calby. Chicago, Illinois - Circa 1881. Manufacturer Unknown.

368. SAFETY LOCOMOTIVE BANK | Maker unknown. | 6" l. | Bank has been overpainted and the cowcatcher has been repaired. | $200 - $400

Designed by Edward Colby, Chicago, Patented 1887, nickel plated cast iron, deposit at top slot, when full, smokestack lifts open for coin retrieval. 6" l.

Designed by Edward T. Calby Chicago, Illinois - Circa 1881 Manufacturer Unknown Material: Cast Iron

DESCRIPTION: Lionel 1872 The General locomotive with 1872T tender. CONDITION: Both with wear to wheels and trucks. Safety valve on locomotive is loose. Light wear as expected with age and use.

Chicago and North Western Railroad August 1937 Travel Poster / Calendar August 1937 travel poster / calendar. Shows a Chicago and North Western locomotive engineer and touts the safety and speed benef

Seven Chicago, South Shore, & South Bend Railroad Operating Rules, Safety Rules, and Engineman's Car and Locomotive Info Booklets Includes three Operating Rules booklets, three Safety Rules booklets,

Frisco and Missouri Pacific Stamped "Safety First" Faux Leather Squares - Caboose or Locomotive Seats Pair of faux leather squares measuring 14" x 14" One with the mo-pac safety first eagle logo, the

Railroad booklets that include: 1946 Constitution Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, 1971 Uniform Code of Safety Rules, 1972 Time Book Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, two Form 2686 Schedule for Fi

Vintage Conrail Enola Locomotive Windbreaker Jacket "First Million Manhour Safety Award 1986" Size XL

A fireman / brakeman seat embossed with the Chessie System kitten logo, surrounded by "Safety First" on the cushion and seat back. The dark green perforated heavy-vinyl covering is significantly deter

Books inlcude New York Central Systems, Constitution of Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, and etc.

1. GETTING ON OR OFF CARS OR LOCOMOTIVES bulletin number 22, circa 1924. 2. EMPLOYES OFF DUTY bulletin number 33, circa 1925. Measure 21.5 x 17 inches. Without proof of exemption, be aware that intern

Lot consists of No. 2322 Virginian FM. Locomotive is complete and all original. Also going along is No. 6315 tank car. The lettering is a bit worn with a little bit of rust on the safety railing. No.

LIONEL TRAIN-BAY WINDOW CABOOSE FOR SAFETY & FOR SERVICE 6517 & LEHIGH VALLEY DIESEL SWITCHER ENGINE 625- BOTH APPEAR COMPLETE-SLIGHT BEND IN RAIL ON LOCOMOTIVE

1999 C.P. Huntington Model #102 by Chance Rides, Locomotive #307 and (3) Passenger Cars Model #102, Engine #307 Serial Number #1023077-99-24 Engine #980-60171, 64 HP Gasoline Powered Runs on 24"

French Animated Locomotive Industrial Clock. Excellent bronze case in the form of a steam locomotive on a black marble base with rails, has a stick thermometer on the front of the funnel and large 3 i

Train features a clock, barometer and a compass. It measures 19" l x 15.25" w x 8" deep.

Rare 1889 Psycho Safety Tandem. Starley Brothers, St. John's Works, Coventry, England. Serial #14 of possibly 100 units manufactured. Believed to be one of maybe a dozen examples left in the world. Wh

521. MARKLIN 1031B AMERICAN RED CAB LOCOMOTIVE | Clockwork, Gauge 1, hand painted, desirable long cab version in red made for US market, features headlight, cow catcher and bell, perfect loco for pull

313. KNAPP NO. 221 STEEPLE CAB LOCOMOTIVE | Rare example in near perfect condition, 2" gauge, electric, "Electric Locomotive 221" is cast into the body, thick original paint. | Provenance: Monique Kno