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A Baldwin steam locomotive number plate. "40" painted in gold on black field with gold border surround and "The Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadelphia, USA" embossed in the outer ring border. Nicely m

Beautiful Baldwin Locomotive Works Number Plate from road No. 1. Unknown provenance. Rear of plate has threaded boss for attachment to smokebox door. Plate measures 14 - 3/8" diameter. This is not a s

American. 1919. Brass. 9.25" Dia x 0.25". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

Baldwin Locomotive Works #5 Number Plate from Cuban 2-8-0 Steam locomotive A neat Baldwin Locomotive Works front number / smoke box plate from 36" gauge Heriberto Duquesne Sugar Central / Adela 2-8-0

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

Canadian. 1904. Brass. 260 Mogol. Class E-7-a. Built by the Grand Trunk Railway in 1904. Serial number 1477. Built as Grand Trunk Railway 1297. Scrapped Sept 1951. 11" x 16.75" x 0.5". Brackets extend

Canadian. 1980s. Brass. Fantasy plate. 10.75" x 16.25" x 0.31". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

Plate measures 14 3/8" in diameter and reads, " Baldwin Locomotive Works 552 Philadelphia USA" According to Baldwin records, this plate may have belonged to Louisiana and Arkansas 2-8-2 #552. The moun

Canadian. 1937. Cast aluminum. From CP 2919. 444 Jubilee. Class F-1-a. Built by Canadian Locomotive Company in Dec 1937. Serial number 1933. Scrapped Sept 1957. Marked, "54-16", and "53-L-6", lowered

Cast brass Fairbanks Morse locomotive builders plate measuring 16 13/16" x 7 13/16". Serial number is 12L-568 with a build date stamped of 4-1952. This plate came from Milwaukee Road H12-44 #2307. Pla

Canadian. 1944. Cast brass, painted. From CP 2428. 462 Pacific. Class G-3-h. Built by Canadian locomotive company on Oct 1944. Serial number 2136. Scrapped Jan 1962. 7.5" x 16" x 0.75". From the Willi

A 1917 builder's plate from the Montreal Locomotive Works. Diamond shape measures 16 3/4" by 8 3/4". Heavy crud prevents accurate serial number the number 3283 was scratched on the back. Consignor say

A nice brass plate that has a curve to the back. It has 1941 and a construction number of 62501. The reverse says it is from Denver & Rio Grande Western locomotive #67. The VO 660 was an early diesel

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

Canadian. 1942. Cast iron. 484 Northern. Class U-3-b. Built by American Locomotive Company New York. Serial number 69642 in Feb 1942. Scrapped May 1961. Originally Grand Trunk Western operating in Mic

A stunning Pennsylvania Railroad Number Plate from K4S Class 4-6-2 Pacific Road Number 5383. Plate is in beautiful condition. Plate shows newer red painted field with gold border and numbers. Back of

A beautiful rectangular Erie Railroad number plate from road number 3340, classified as S-2 by the Erie, this 2-8-4 "Berkshire" type locomotive built by Lima Locomotive Works in 1927. Plate features t

Canadian. 1913. Brass. 280 Consolidation locomotive. Class N-1-b. Built by Canada Foundry Company (Toronto) in 1913. Serial number 985. Built as Canadian Northern Railway number 2487. Scrapped Sept 19

Canadian. 1918. Brass. 060 Switcher. Class O-12-a. Built by a Canadian locomotive company in 1918. Serial number 1530. Built as Canadian Northern Railway number 405. Scrapped in June of 1961. 10.75" x

18 1/2" x 5 1/2". Steel plate. Shipping: After your invoice is paid, our Shipping Department will contact you with a quote for postage and handling for your order. If you prefer to arrange your own sh

Cast iron with brass numbers (26). From the front of an unknown locomotive. Measures 12" diameter with 5" tall brass letters. Threaded hole on back for mounting. Overall good original condition. Shipp

A beautiful cast iron round number plate from THE LOUIE, "452," a 2-8-0 consolidation type, was the last steamer in steam on The Louie. This locomotive was scrapped in the mid-1960s. The plate shows o

A Reading 2-8-0 locomotive number plate number "1035". Plate has several mounting holes drilled into it and some bends on the plate. Back of plate shows significant corrosion and weathering, with old

Rounded rectangle glass locomotive number plate #3033, this plate is rather large, it's unclear exactly which railroad this plate came from though the collection is heavily focused on Illinois Central