Brass Number Plate #1378

A number plate from New York Central railroad crane X-221 which was scrapped in 1966 as noted on the back of the steel plate. Plate measures 12" x 5 5/8" Both the brass 2's on the top line have additi

Gaffed World’s Fair High Striker. Chicago: H.C. Evans, ca. 1915. Attractive and small hardwood high striker used as a trade stimulator in saloons. Engraved brass number plates, wooden construction.

GWR Brass Cabside Numberplate 4054 ex PRINCESS CHARLOTTE 4-6-0 Built 1914, withdrawn 1952, rim stamped 'Engine Class, Boiler Class A.H.' Property from: The Estate of Thomas ('Tom') Jones, Wilton, Conn

GWR Brass Cabside Numberplate 6819 ex HIGHNAM GRANGE 4-6-0 Built 1936, withdrawn 1965 Provenance: Sheffield Railwayana Auctions (Ian Wright), August 14, 1993 Property from: The Estate of Thomas ('Tom'

GWR Brass Cabside Numberplate 1017 ex COUNTY OF HEREFORD 4-6-0 Built 1946, withdrawn 1962 Property from: The Estate of Thomas ('Tom') Jones, Wilton, Connecticut Height: 12 inches, Width: 25 3/4 inches

GWR Brass Cabside Numberplate 4015 ex KNIGHT OF SAINT JOHN 4-6-0 Built 1908, withdrawn 1951, note: engine class stamping 'T' crossed out and replaced with 'V', including certificate of authenticity fr

GWR Brass Cabside Numberplate 3442 ex BULLFINCH 4-4-0 Originally numbered 3732, built 1909, withdrawn 1948, stamped to the rim and back Provenance: Kidlington Railwayana Auctions (KRA), January 25, 20

GWR Brass Cabside Numberplate 4044 ex PRINCE GEORGE 4-6-0 Built 1913, withdrawn 1953 Provenance: From the collection of Brian Harry, February 2006 Property from: The Estate of Thomas ('Tom') Jones, Wi

GWR Brass Cabside Numberplate 2883 ex 2800 Class 2-8-0 Built 1919, withdrawn 1962, 'Boiler Class A.H.' stamping on the rim Provenance: BRA Auction, July 1996, lot #550 Property from: The Estate of Tho

GWR Brass Cabside Numberplate 4264 ex 4200 Class 2-8-0T Built 1919, withdrawn 1963, rim stamped 'Engine Class T.2.8.0.D, Boiler Class D.G.' Provenance: Purchased from Barry Cordell, October 2004 Prope

Five Brass Railroad Shop Number Plates - Northern Pacific, Great Northern, and CB&Q Group of five brass railroad shop number plates. Includes Great Northern 18486, CB&Q / Burlington Motor 1407, Northe

from estate nice brass or bronze? number plates gears bushings, nut bolts check out the pics all for 1 bid

Largest is approx 2 5/8" x 5"

Beautiful number plate from Erie Railroad Class K4B 4-6-2 Pacific number 2748. This locomotive was built by Baldwin in 1923. Measures 7" by 19 - 3/4" with brass numbers affixed. Back of plate shows ne

16.5" x 15.75" x 23"h Scarce Model 2 cash register with wide scroll design, rare Gargoyle drawer pull and brass top plate. Number 27568. Circa 1890's. Drawer is open and the keys are frozen. Shows nor

Pea Green 0-B-0 (1927-1929) orange handles, base lines, brass inserts, pantograph, whistle, number plates and headlights, nickel journal boxes, has excellent color and shine, also #805 box car, #806 c

Mixed metal piece comprised of silver plate, copper and brass. Number 45 of only 1000 produced for Sylvan Brothers of Columbia, South Carolina. Good condition. W11 1/8" Sold from the collection of the

Rare and antique, Japanese hardwood pillar clock (shaku-dokei); with removable, hinged glazed hood housing the gears on top, above the brass plate with numbers/calibrations, 19th Century; H: 16 1/4"&#

A Louis Vuitton monogram coated canvas steamer trunk without trays, serial number 942808. Brass monogram plate affixed to front reads "J.K.C." 19.5 x 39.5 x 21 inches PROVENANCE From The Collection of

Lionel Prewar Freight Cars: 816 Hopper Car. Brake wheels, ladders, hopper control wheel, spreader bar, trucks and couplers - intact. Three of four brass nameplates present, the fourth (a number plate

Edison Standard Phonograph for Cylindersbrass plate has serial number S273862 with the last patent date being Nov, 17, 1903; oak cabinet with lid and 13-3/4 in. horn; 12-1/2 in. high with lid in place

Four Railroad Shop Number Plates; Big Four, Chesapeake and Ohio, and Penn Central Group includes 3 5/8" x 1 13/16" Chesapeake and Ohio brass plate with shop number 24377 and an install date of 1964. B

**Originally Listed At $300** Western Europe, France / England or United States, ca. 1890s CE. A hinged box carved from cow horn and inlaid with a nickel-brass plate etched with numbers that might be

Canadian. 1916. Brass. Class T-1-a. Santa Fe 212 type locomotive. Built by an American locomotive company at the Brooks plant in 1916. The boiler was built by Montreal Locomotive Works. Serial Number