(3)-RAILROAD Padlocks

DESCRIPTION: Three antique locks, each with a matching key: one by Adlake railroad lock, one Sargent & Greenleaf Inc padlock, and one with a keyhole cover marked in capitals "THE BRAND IMPROVED TUMBLE

(Disneyland, c.1990s) A vintage Disneyland Railroad spike used in operation of the line, framed and released as a limited edition with a photograph of Engine No. 3 Fred Gurley. Created for a Louisiana

(A) W RR S Co. Type 1876 cannonball switch lamp with two amber and two red lenses. Newer black paint. Electrical components intact, but no power cord. Good condition. (B) W RR S Co. Type 1870 electric

PAIR EARLY DIETZ #3 RAILROAD LANTERNS W/ SIGNED CAST IRON BRACKETS, 19TH C., LAMP H. 25", BRACKET 19 1/2"

Includes padlocks from railroads such as Union Pacific, B & O, Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe, and others. All have their proper keys. Nice group. Condition (Very Good Plus).

American. 1870s. Nickel plated brass with clear glass globe. Presentation lantern engraved "D. Allison" on the base. Minor oxidation is evident on the plating at base edge. Minor to moderate loss of n

(A) "PRR logo" embossed on lid reflector, short-dome Handlan model, complete with fount and burner and red Fresnel globe. Good condition. (B) "NYCS" embossed on lid reflector, Dressel 1144 short globe

(A) "The Johnson Railroad Signal Co., 1894, reference book of parts in connection with interlocking and block signaling. J. C. Irwin, NYC&HRRR Co. Binding missing covers poor. Poor condition. (B) "THE

Metal "Track 3" Railroad Station Platform Sign - Painted Sign measures 14" square and has a nice patina to the original paint.

The first is marked "RIO GRANDE MAINLINE THRU THE ROCKIES" on black and blue enameled, nickeled badge, size unknown. The second is marked "RIO GRANDE MAINLINE THRU THE ROCKIES" on black and blue ename

Three lanterns: Philadelphia & Reading, Reading Co. Trans. Dept., Pennsylvania Southern RR.

Three lanterns: Lehigh Valley RR, Reading Loco dept., Erie RR

Three lanterns: Brass B&A, Dressel, and Rayo.

(A) "EP&SW RR" incised on hilt, "ADLAKE 4499 S" incised on back, light wear, patina; (B) "APACHE" incised on hilt, "ADLAKE" on back, light wear and patina; (C) "BN - M" incised on hilt"716238 ADLAKE"

(A) Oil burning brass wall lamp with a hurricane globe and a milk glass shade, made by the Adams & Westlake Co. Very good condition. (B) Small bell-shaped heavy brass lamp with "Pullman" embossed in a

The first has "M.C.R.R." embossed on the lid reflector of flat top Adlake Reliable, single guard model. Has correct fount with No. 2 ratchet burner. Clear no. 39 Corning NonEx globe is embossed "M.C.R

(A) A Dietz Vesta short model, no dates showing. "D. L. & W. R. R." embossed in the lid reflector. Crinkle fount and burner are intact. The clear CNX Dietz Vesta globe is etched "D. L. & W. R. R." Con

Lot of three railroad paper marking devices. First is marked "Spokane International Railway Company, Spokane, WA SEAL" and is a corporate impression sealer. The second is a dater machine without die.

Largest is 7 x 15.5 inches. Clear embossed glass globe reads NX. Top reads Adlake Kero, C N. W. Ry. Green embossed glass globe reads Dietz. Top reads the Adams in Westlake company Chicago New York C N

3 brass railroad keys: (1) small B&ORR with nice tapered barrel and looks like a modified switch bit - displays great (2) L&N RR is Louisville & Nashville with nothing on reverse (3) Florida East Coas

The first item is a "PRR" embossed in the cover of a steel Slaymaker switch lock. Dust cover spring works properly. Includes a brass switch key, stamped "C 42194A." Good condition. Second item is a "P

(3) Railroad torches: 14" embossed cast iron Chicago & Northwestern / 16" brass / 13" brass

(A) A Dressel round-top switch lamp, "ERIE RR" embossed on a tag affixed to the bottom of the round body. This unit is missing the fount, burner and one green lens and its hood. There are two red lens

First is a small steel lock with a copper dust cover, hallmarked on the shackle "Fraim" in keystone, "1919". The copper dust cover is embossed in fancy script "PRR CO.". The dust cover spring is not f