17-Different Car Show Brass Tags

Rated 9, in a 12"x16" showcase.

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

Including 1954 AACA Spring Meet, 1959 tag with enameled flag, Lion's Club Car Show 1959, and others, most from the 1950s era.

Morton Railroad Passenger Car Half Step Box Morton half step steel passenger car box measuring 17 1/4" x 12 1/4" x 10 1/2". The box retains the original Morton tag and rubber feet but shows moderate r

Including Antique Automobile and Steam Engine Meet 1959, Gettysburg Rally Williams Grove 1954, AACA 1957, and others.

Two different brass baggage tags from the Fonda Johnstown & Gloversville Railroad: (1) Double sided passenger receipt #78 used between Gloversville & Johnstown (2) Passenger receipt used between Glove

Antique G.E. guard fan oscillating Cast Iron 17" original brass tag on fan. Fan works it needs switch and wiring.

This is a lot of 17 different tank cars in HO scale. Some of the roads represented include Union Carbide, Phillips 66, Gulf, Dupont, General Dynamics, Deep Rock, Staley, Union 76, BASF, Exxon, and man

3" x 1"

3" x 1.25"

3.75" x 2.25"

3.5" x 2"

3.5" x 1.75"

3.25" x 2.25"

3" x 1.5"

3" x 1"

3" x 1.75"

4" x 2"

Includes powered car with DCC; 3 different # trail cars. They show very light runtime with boxes, C9

Edward Wormley Thebes' stool, 1950s Mahogany, Jack Lenor Larsen fabric. Manufactured by Dunbar, USA. Underside with manufacturer's brass tag. 17" H x 22.5" W x 22.5" D

SST. This sign has significant paint fade and rusting on the face. There are multiple extra holes in the metal. An overall excellent piece from early transportation history that shows different cars a

Fresh to market Midland Jump Spark cigar lighter made by Davenport Mfg. Co. of Davenport Iowa. Original brass tag shows that this is a Model L. Complete with inside intact. Cabinet has been painted br

Five Gallon Motor Oil Can from Standard Oil Company of Indiana shows a full restoration done in red white and blue colors. Can shows in its original brass tag that has been polished nicely and the col

This is a rare Rock Island railroad milk can. Brass tag clearly shows it was shipped from the W.J. Kidder farm in Limon, CO, to the Lakeville Creamery Company in Lakeville, MN via the CRI (Chicago Roc