Broome & Archer Railroad Switch Patent Model

Has tag that is damaged, No. 206,220, Patent date July 23 1878, great early railroad piece, shows light wear, wood in construction, 6"x12", rated 8.75

1875 Street Railway / Railroad Switch Frog Patent Model - Survived the USPTO 1877 Fire Patent model of an 1875 street railway switch frog. Includes a tag which reads, " 161.001 2-452 Benj Bevelander S

Cast aluminum model of a harp style switch stand used on the Denver and Rio Grande Western. The model has D&RGWRY cast into the body of the stand. We are unsure of the age of this piece. Measures 19"

This wood railroad freight car is equipped with patent model door opener/closer with an actual patent and supporting metal, comes with crate, 22"x42"x12", rated 7.5

An unusual design square body switch lamp. It has a brass spring clip that broke off of the top assembly. That clip is included. The body is light weight hand built tin. No pot or burner. The lenses h

Very well built with brass riveted construction scale model railroad car, 8"x21", good to very good condition

Large lot of Atlas Railroad model switches and accessories

Sutton Flat, Quebec. 1880s. Hardwood, iron. Rare early model for a Doray & Doray's nutlock patent. Made of black painted hardwood with iron plates, nuts and bolts. The patent was in support of a cost

The Lewis and Lewis Car-Coupling patent model with tags patented 1882 is accompanied by a painted tin model demonstrating a new design for 'Supplying Water to Washstands on Cars, patented F'ebry. 18 1

Wooden and steel patent model from 1852 showing a prototype spark arrestor system to be mounted on top of a steam locomotive and passenger train. This system would have acted as an exhaust pipe direct

The walnut model with wood wheels, brass coupler and brake assembly along with other brass fittings number 231,535 Patented August 24, 1880 by W. L. Card and D. S. Randolph. Measures 6.5 x 10.75 x 11

The walnut model with wood wheels, brass coupler and brake assembly along with other brass fittings number 231,535. Patented August 24, 1880 by W. L. Card and D. S. Randolph. Measures 6.5 x 7 x 12 inc

The walnut model with brass chain and cogs patented by E. Hallett on June 7, 1881 as a Machine For Rolling Car Axles, railroad car axles. Measures 7 x 12 x 4 inches. We happily provide seamless in-hou

Details: 75+Pcs Collectible Toys VINTAGE MODEL TRAIN HO TRACK & ACCESSORIES Outbuildings Switches Trees Model Railroad Scale ModelThis lot consists of the 75+ model train tracks and accessories shown

Small bodied Armspear switch lamp with N&W Ry embossed tag on the bottom of the body. Armspear Manufacturing tags near the chimney with a last patent date of AUG 26 '19. Lamp shows some signs of clean

An unusual New England switch lamp with a P&RF RR applied tag. The Armspear patent information is partially readable. This lamp is from the Alan Thomas collection. I have never seen a marked Portland

Armspear Restored Railroad Switch Lamp Lamp body has been repainted and fitted with new hardware. The chimney has two tags including the Armspear Man'F'G' Co. New York Tag and the patent tag with a la

An older model square switch lamp with a cast iron mounting post that has NYC&HRRR cast into one side. It has 2 clear and 2 red 4 1/4" lenses. The top has a nice wooden bail handle and a cookie cutter

Adlake / Adams & Westlake Railroad Switch Lamp Lamp is not marked for a specific railroad and retains its' original manufacturing tag with a last patent date of August 1907. The original burner is inc

Two Bethlehem Steel iron railroad switch stands, one with target. Each is 32-1/2in x 14in.

A post Concord and Boston Concord & Montreal merger key that would be used between 1889 and 1895. This is the fat dog-leg model. There are a few other C&M switch bits probably due to the number of pre

A standard 1913 patent model "tall" Armspear lantern frame with the correct pot and burner. These are often marked "Wing Lock" on the pot. It is stamped PRR on the shoulder of the lid. The Armspear in

Model of a Railroad Coupon Ticket Case, Pat. No. 174,982, issued to S. Simons March 21,1876, in pine with hinged door, 12" high x 7" x 3 1/2", with original tags. Very good condition. Provenance: With

This is an Adams and Westlake railroad switchmans lantern. It is unmarked for a railroad but is a nice example of the Adams model. Patent dates of 1886, 1888, 1889, 1892, and 1897. Clear extended base