THREE DIFFERENT B&O RAILROAD PASSENGER SERVICE BADGES

This is a fun lot of for a fan of Santa Fe Railroad. Lot is International Silver flatware pieces marked Santa Fe, three different sugar packets and a Chief plastic stirrer.

This is a 4-pack of Boston and Maine Railroad passenger coaches, made by Bethlehem Car Works, in HO scale, and new in their original boxes. All three have different road numbers. Item numbers 5211.

This is a lot of three very nice Dietz tubular lanterns. The first is a #100, cast with P S E & G around the top globe retainer, which is for Public Service Electric and Gas, founded in New Jersey in

This is a trio of different Pinkerton security badges. The first is a special service badge numbered 9646. The second is a badge with an eagle numbered 6704. The third is a security service badge numb

Three different examples with frosted Santa Fe script logos. Sizes range from 3.75 x 2.25 to 5.25 x 2.25 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything

Three fine framed prints featuring Canadian Pacific Railroad freight and passenger trains, each displayed in the original frame and mat with lettered titles: 'The Canadian' and 'Piggyback Service.' Ov

Seaboard Railroad Passenger Service Agent CapA Passenger Service Agent cap for the Seaboard Railroad measuring 7 1/8". The manufacturer mark on the interior is worn and illegible. The embroidered

Lot of 3 different. 1) Warren & Venango Railroad Company. Unissued stock. Three vignettes (two railroad, one allegorical). RN-U revenue imprint. 2) Chicago & South Western Railway Company. One unissue

Lot of 3. 1) The Cuba Railroad Company. Issued in 1909, punch and cancelled. Signed by William Van Horne as president. Orange border, locomotive vignette. ABN. Sir William Cornelius Van Horne (1843-19

Six Ranking Badges, 18th/19th Century. This set of six ranking badges includes a pair of matching badges with a bird chasing the sun, three different badges of a bird and the sun, and one badge with a

ASSORTED RAILROAD HATS / CAPS, LOT FOUR, including Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Passenger Service Agent, Atlantic Coast Line Baggage Master with hat probably being associated, and Louisville & Nashvil

This is a trio of different flare/flagging kits from three different railroads. The first is from the Boston and Maine Railroad, and is stamped B&M RR on the door. It has its red flag, and would hold

Group of three railroad caboose whistles including red painted Sherburn, peanut whistle, and 3 1/4" tall whistle. Group shows typical railroad use.

This is a lot of three different non-railroad lanterns, each rare in their own way. The first is a Keystoneware deck lantern. It is in nice condition with a clear globe, vortex brass burner, and clip

9 certificates. Company was founded in 1907 and opened its mainline between Mogadore and Akron, Ohio in 1912. The ACY was primarily a freight railroad and passenger service was limited. All certs vign

This is a pair of brass railroad hat badges not specific to any railroad. One is a parlor car conductor badge, while the other is a sleeping car conductor badge. Both are like new with great enameling

This is a lot of seven passenger cars in HO scale, that are all in their original boxes. Included are three Southern Pacific Railroad passenger cars, including two RPO cars and a combine, made by IHC

This is a trip of three different Northern Pacific Railroad brass switch keys. The first key is stamped N.P.RR on the front, has an S on the back, as well as the A&W CO CHICAGO hallmark. The second ke

Three different Union Pacific Railroad timetables. These are dated November 1902 (60 pages), October 1914 (84 pages), and June 1915 (46 pages). All are in fine shape, with only some small tears or fra

American, early 20th century. Three Narcissus "Pennsylvania Railroad" passenger coaches, and a 4-4-0 steam engine. Engine is missing part of headlight, and bell.

This key lot contains four brass keys from three different Illinois area railroads; all with different cuts. Two of the keys are from the Illinois Traction RR. The first is stamped I.T.R.R on the fron

Three Delaware and Hudson Railroad Badges, gold Conductor; silver Trainman; silver Ticket Collector; 3.25" long

Lot of 3 different. Issued in 1862, 1868, and 1872, all stamp cancelled. 5 x 8" to 6.5 x 10.5" Stains and other wear. Please inspect. All have different locomotive vignettes. The Hartford and New Have

Nice lot of three obsolete American Protective Services badges. Badge are in nice condition with pinback. Backs are marked "Blackinton". They measure approximately 3-1/4" tall by 2-1/4" across.