UNUSUAL BRASS LOCK

MARKED "MADE IN ENGLAND" 5"X3"

An unusual brass lock made by Adlake. When the Pennsy and Reading combined efforts with the Pennsylvania Reading Shore Line a decision was made to use Pennsy tooling. This lock with PRSL stamped on th

Unusual bronze/ brass lock (8.7"L), and a small bronze censer (1.25"Hx1.9"dia)

Included in this lot are 11 padlocks and 7 unusual brass key locks. Also included is a ring of 14 Detex Keys. The majority of the locks are 3" Adlake locks.

A brass lock with P&LE RR cast on one shoulder and FREIGHT cast on the opposite side. Smaller than average size, Pic of key opening is provided.

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

A pair of brass locks: (1) Unusual marking for the Illinois Central System in a diamond made by Best (2) Chicago & Eastern Illinois XLCR model with a key that I can’t get to work. The IC is a r

An unusual lock and key from J. L. Howard. The lock has an 1866 patent date. The chackle has P&R RR and I have always thought this to be Philadelphia & Reading and not Portland & Rochester. The key is

An unusual Boston & Maine Railroad Car lock made by Bohannan. Tis is a model "115" brass lock by Bohannan. It ahs a cast B&MRR panel and then the shackle has WD for Western Division. When the B&M boug

A group of unusual locks: B&M Sherburne, Fraim with no RR name, Ames Sword, small Bohannan with key, Romer #22, Odd M&A (huge lettering) with nice Bohannan Eastern key. Some unusual items.

Fantastic and unusual drop-leaf table with brass yardstick measure, two drawers, and two large drop leaves supported by iron brackets. English maker's marks on brass lock hardware. Dimensions: (Withou

Heavy solid brass lock with chain. Antique finish and unusual locking mechanism. 2.25" by 2.5"

DESCRIPTION: A leather rolling suitcase trunk by Hermes, Paris, 1900s. An unusual Hermes suitcase in natural pig skin hide covering, brass locks and side latches, made in France at the beginning of th

A unusual Delaware Lackawanna & Western Railroad lock with "DL&W 00" cast into the brass dust cover. Made by Fraim. I do not know what the "00" refers to. Similar Lackawanna locks do not have the "00"

Nice assortment of vintage keys with 3 padlocks. Largest key is 8" and is labeled Facsimile of Key to Independence Hall. Diverse lot with many brass and unusual keys. Very Good

Brass Eagle cylinder lock with key, arched shape Master Lockwith key, Dudley combination lock with combination, G and J combination lock, Sterling round lock that has a homemade pick, unusual lock wit

An unusual Pennsylvania Railroad lock with PRR cast on the dust cover. It was never sprung. Looks like a Slaymaker. It has "87" stamped on the shackle.

At first glance this may seem like just another Bohannan lock & key set. Not true, this New Haven matched pair is quite unusual. This pair is seldom seen. The lock is a brass, standard #115 model. It

A New Haven cast steel "Car" lock with key. These unusual locks have the New York New Haven & Hartford initials cast across the front plate and then "CAR" cast on the brass dust cover. This lock takes

143. A Horn Sword Cane- Ca. 1870- An unusual horn handle which is possibly rhino, push and lock mechanism with a 16” worked and serrated 4 sided blade, ornate brass collar, real bamboo shaft and a

Another very unusual lock has LIRR (Long Island Railroad) initials cast on the brass dust cover. The back has a Giusti Collection #28 sticker. John Giusti was admitted into the Lock Collectors Hall of

The New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad ordered loads of this unusual design box car lock. It's iron or steel and has a cast brass dust cover that is never sprung. There is a stamped "19" on top of

Scarce and unusual. Corbin brand "car lock" with key and original iron chain for NYNH (New York New Haven)railroad. Stamped steel brass rivets.

Coal Car Bank, CI, missing lock, 4 1/2", unusual bank we have never sold in the past