Central Vermont Railroad Tapered Brass Switch Key

We had this same bit with a VCRR marking a few years ago. I am 99% sure it's Central Vermont Railroad and not Cumberland Valley. There si a faint hallmark on the reverse that I think is a J. L. Howard

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 key with serif letters CVRR and barrel with single ring. Marked on back for W. Bohannon Brooklyn NY and a single S.

A brass tapered barrel switch key stamped P&O RR for the Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad. Thsi became the Crawford Notch "Mountain Division" of the Maine Central Railroad and provided western access th

This Sherburne tapered barrel brass switch key was made for the St Johnsbury & Lake Champlain Railroad in Vermont. The key has lots of wear, particularly to the tip but it is still easy to make out th

Brass switch key with block letters QC RY CO on tapered barrel key. Marked on back with FRAIM stamp.

4 brass switch keys from cold places: (1)GTR is a small Grand Trunk (2) CPR with tapered barrel is Canadian Pacific (3) D&H with 1360 a and Slaymaker oval hallmark on reverse (4) Central Vermont with

Brass switch key with serif letters H&WRR and tapered barrel with double rings. We think this is either from the Hardwick & Woodbury in Vermont or the Holyoke & Westfield from Massachusetts.

a group of 5 keys from the New York Central Railroad. Slightly different markings from Adams & Westlake and Adlake. The 5th key has an unusual bit.

Four Michigan Central Railroad Brass Switch Keys - A&W, Fraim, Bohannan Four Michigan Central railroad brass keys. All with matched bits and stamped MCRR, one stamped M.C.R.R. all in block letters. Th

A nice Bohannan made key with "TJG stamped twice on the reverse. This is probably an employee's initials. The Central Iowa had a different bit in the KL&L diagrams. Very nice looking

Three New York Central keys all stamped N.Y.C. RR on the front of the hilt. The reverse of the keys are all stamped with A&W makers marks, all three stamped with serif S, and two have serial numbers 3

Group of 3 locks with keys (1) Central Vermont Railroad steel lock with brass key (2) Canadian Pacific "T"ool house lock and brass - unusual bit (3) Ontario Northland brass lock marked CN and ONRY mar

This is a lot of six Wisconsin Central/Fox Valley Western Railroad brass switch keys. All are marked “WCL-FVW” and are of the same cut.

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

This could be Norfolk & Western or Norwich & Worcester. It's from a New England collection that had other early keys so I am leaning on Norwich & Worcester. If you live in Virginia?.. Go with Norfolk

This is a lot of six Wisconsin Central and Fox Valley Western Railroad brass switch keys. Four are marked “WCL-FVW” and are of one cut; the other two are marked “WCL” and are a

A fine key that is early with a tapered barrel. No mistaking what line this is. It has CENT IOWA RR and an "S" on the front. The reverse has a serial number of just "21". A nice early key.

Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad brass switch key. Tapered barrel and double ringed, however the rings have worn away from pocket wear in spots. The hilt is stamped L S & M S RR in serif font o

The New London Northern was a Central Vermont predecessor that operated through Connecticut to Palmer, Massachusetts. This seems to be a nice early key with a dark patina. It was made by S. C. Thompso

Wichita & Western Railroad tapered barrel switch key. This is a Santa Fe predecessor. This key is from our C&NW consignor. I doubt it's Wilmington & Weldon. I think the Wichita & Western existed from

Brass switch key marked MEC. Marked on back ADLAKE with number 2029.

Brass switch key marked MCRR. Marked on back SLAYMAKER with S.

This is a lot of six Wisconsin Central Railroad switch keys. All are marked “WCL” and of the same cut.