2 AF 792 RAILROAD TERMINALS

(lot of 21) A group of American Flyer mostly S Gauge train cars, including a Piggyback unloader and flatcar, (30 #792 Railroad Terminal 6-49838, Southern Pacific Boxcar, San Francisco Federal REserve

2 American Flyer Pennsylvania Railroad Die Cast K-5 Pacific Locomotives. 1. 312 PRR/American Flyer Lines smoke in boiler locomotive. Hand rails and rods intact but with rust.. Wiring has issues and te

1898 Norfolk Railroad terminal bond. 22 1/2"h x 18"W

2 keys from Illinois: (1) Litchfield & Madison with an Adlake hallmark and and "S" and 303 on the reverse - nice wear (2) Chicago Terminal Transfer Railroad (Baltimore & Ohio controlled city area) wit

Made by GRS, these early units show solenoids and post terminals, but no wiring intact. Complete with housing. One unit is missing the glass spectacle. Condition: (Fair). Dimensions: Each: 5 - 3/4" x

Scenes of Chicago railroad terminals and a few other stations in Wisconsin and Michigan. 28 Color including chromoliths and 2 B&W.Date: Country (if not USA): State: IllinoisCity: ChicaghoProvenance: K

Early Rand-McNally Maps for Great Lakes Region (4)_x005F 1) Chicago - Railroad Terminal Map- 1895, with inset of downtown and index to railroads (15) & depots - (27-1/2" x 21-1/2")_x005F 2) Michigan (

Cast Iron Illinois Terminal Railroad Angled Speed Reduction Sign Sign measures 33 1/2" x 10" . Shows reduction in speed from 35 to 25 MPH. Sign has been repainted, but presents very nicely. Includes a

2-C+C-2 Electric Passenger Engine No. 204-Pla Built for New York Central by American Locomotive & General Electric - 1929 Signed by Alvin F Staufer. An amazing piece of locomotive history! 15 1/2" H x

Illinois Terminal Railroad Wooden Angled Speed Reduction Sign Sign measures 41" x 7 1/2" . Shows reduction in speed from 35 to 25 MPH. Written in small lettering on the back is Illinois Terminal - Mar

Illinois Terminal Railroad, some rusting throughout, measures 10 1/2 x 7 x 8 1/2 inches

793 Union Station, 792 RR Terminal, orig box minor wear, C6-8.

Reed & Barton Washington Terminal Railroad Bread Basket Washington Terminal Reed & Barton Bread Basket measuring 11" x 5 1/2. Stamped Reed & Barton Silver Soldered 074-HA has standard utensil wear.

TERMINAL RAILROAD POLICE BADGE NO. 23 Obsolete Terminal Railroad Police badge. Numbered 23. Unmarked. Measurements: 2.5 x 1.5"

MTH Model Train O Scale Locomotive and Tender Assortment (9) items including (2) Chicago EJ&E Railroad outer belt locomotives #701 with tender and #903, (4) Illinois Terminal Railroad locomotives #751

A pair of railroad lanterns: (1) CUT is Cleveland Union Terminal. It has a build date of 2-58 on the bottom. It has a blue Fresnel globe. (2) Chesapeake & Ohio Railway with C&O stamped on the very top

2 boxes of AF 3/16" track; AF Missouri Pacific 629 car; AF C&NWRY log car; Plasticville set of road signs in box; AF set of 8 railroad signs in box; AF #1 transformer in box; Lionel 1033 transformer i

2 brass dater dies from Detroit Michigan (1) large new plated #7 (2) New York Central Railroad Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, Canadian Pacific Railway - Michigan Central Terminal joint service #39 One pic

Railroad smalls (13), New York Central System, Reading Terminal, Ironton-Detroit-Toledo Railroad & early 1900's train paperweights, (2) glass train candy containers, lantern lamp, perfume lantern & (5

1. American Flyer Instruction Book. Copyright 1952. Torn back cover. Wear and tear. 2. American Flyer Instruction Book Copyright 1949. Complete but water damage. 3. March 2012 Railroad Model Craftsman

WRR (Wabash RR) (5 keys including 2 coach keys & caboose key); SWTRANSCO (Southwestern Transportation Co) (2 keys); TRRA (Terminal RR Association); TRRAOFSTL (Terminal RR Association of St Louis); EST

Three Handlan kerosene oil railroad lanterns with red glass globes, Atchinson Topeka and Santa Fe, New York New Haven and Hartford and Washington Terminal 9" (height), 14 1/2" (height) with handle

Lot of 2 different. 1) Omaha Bridge & Terminal Railway. Pass no. 612, issued in 1900 to H. Lindsley, vice president of the St. Augustine & South Beach Railway. Signed by general manager John Roberts.

This lot includes all of the following railroad employee timetables: Wisconsin and Southern Employee Timetable #1 7/1/1980; Chessie System Employee Timetable #2, Chicago Terminal Division 1/1/1980; CS