Brass Builders Plate #45706

Brass Builders Plate #45706, Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadelphia, U.S.A., Dated June 1917, Duluth, Missabe, and Northern Railway #88, with black and white photo of actual train, mounted on wood

Solid Brass Builders Plate, Built by American Steamship Building Co., Lorraine, OH, 1914, mounted on wood. On Wm. D. Crawford Ore Carrier ship

Solid Brass Builders Plate, Electric Locomotive, Dated July 1916, General Electric Co., Schenectady, New York, USA

Great Northern Baldwinn Brass Builder's Plate, Brass 49298, Great Northern Railway, C-2-0-8-0 #820, The Baldwin Locomotive Works Philadelphia, U.S.A., Dated July 1918.

Brass Builders Plate, Globe Steam Stearer, American Ship Building Co., Cleveland, OH, patented January 7, 1890, mounted on wood

Cast brass builder's plate from Brooke Works of the American Locomotive Company Brooks Works. ALCo serial number 42232 May 1907.Extra hole left center. Northern Pacific Railroad "W" class 2-8-2 #1057.

Lima Locomotive Works brass builders plate for serial number 7683 which is a New York Central 0-8-0 steam locomotive as noted on the back. Locomotive is noted to have started life as Pittsburgh & Lake

A heavy-gauge brass builder's plate, possibly from a B & O RR harbor tugboat, hull No. 8190, built by the Bethlehem Steel Company. Plate has significant aged patina on front and back with corner mount

3 brass builders' plates from 3 different manufacturers. About 12" long. (1) Laconia - classic shield (2) Wason - thick rectangle (3) Osgood Bradley - rectangle. An instant collection!

The original brass ship builder's plate from the motor vessel "Oswego Planter", ex Dominion State. Original ship was built in 1963 by Bergens. This plate represents its conversion by Hong Kong and Wha

Brass maritime builders plate from Hall Russell and Co, ltd. Ship builders and engineers, Aberdeen. Nice heavy nautical placque.

American Car and Foundry Company Brass Railroad Builders Plate Plate is cast brass and measures 29" x 1". Plate reads, " American Car and Foundry Company Builder Berwick PA.". Plate has been mounted t

Cast brass Barney & Smith Car Company builders plate with a patent date of March 8, 1904. Plate shows minor wear around the mounting holes and measures 10 1/4" x 2 1/2".

1923 National Hoisting Engine Co., NJ, builder's plate, brass or brass patinated. H 5.5" x W 11". Good condition.

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

Erie City Iron Works, PA, cast iron builder's plate with brass patina, patented Aug. 2, 1910. H 8" x W 20". Good condition, some minor rust on backside.

20th century cast metal (appears brass) Allis-Chalmers, WI, builder's plate. All side 10", cross diamond 14.25". Good condition.

A brass Laconia Car Company builder's plate and a an old letter opener featuring Albany that dates to a time when the West Shore was the West Shore around Albany..

A diamond shaped Lima builder's plate made of brass for French State Railways. From a WWII era order designed to help France rebuild after WWII. This is serial number 8893 and it has the typical added

Silsby Manufacturing Co., NY, steel shield form plaque. H 5.5" x W 8.5", curved form. James T. Castle, PA, boiler brickwork patinated builder's plate, shield form, brass type patina. H 5" x W 8". Over

Baldwin Locomotive Builder Plate 39815 Heavy brass plate dated May 1913. Baldwin 39813 was a 2-8-2 Locomotive operated by the Southern Pacific Company and operated in the western United States. 9" Exc

Canadian. 1926. Brass. 16.5" Dia x 0.75". Mounting posts extend 2.75 inches from rear. From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

Canadian. 1928. Cast brass. The locomotive that it came from - CN 2381 Consolidation. Class N-3-d. Made by Canadian locomotive company in 1916. Built as Canadian Government railway 313. Scrapped March

The Baldwin Locomotive Works Builders Plate 1941, serial #64158, Philadelphia, stamped 2673 and A4 on backside, cast brass, reportedly from the Northern Pacific Railroad locomotive #2673 Property from