Cast Iron Number Zero

Cast iron number plate measuring 19" x 6 5/8". Cast with #601 and no other markings. See photos for best description.

FOUR UNUSUAL MIDDLE EASTERN CAST IRON NUMBER PLATES. (3)

PAINTED NUMBER PUNCH AND BLOWN GLASS FUNNEL (12" L).

Enterprise Manufacturing Philadelphia Cast Iron number 8 Cast Iron Country Store countertop coffee grinder nicely repainted. With Nickel plated hopper (Missing Lid) 24 x 17 x 16" with 16" wheels.

Sign measures 8" x 29 1/2" and features all cast iron components including four cast iron number plates. Sign is in original condition with original paint. No notable condition issues other than typic

Plate measures 22 1/4" x 7 1/4" and has a black painted background with gold numbers. The cast iron numbers are riveted to the plate. The last two has a crack through the top but is still complete. Si

Vintage Wood Crest with Gilded Hands High Relief, measures 12 inches wide x 16 inches tall. Has cast iron numbers, possibly house number, the 5 shows damage, Shows four hands holding on to one another

Florence Alabama, some rust

Florence Alabama, some rust

A beautiful cast iron Keystone number plate from K2s "3337." This locomotive was built in 1911 at PRR's Juniata Shops in Altoona, PA, construction no. 2191, and sold for scrap in August, 1939. The pla

Cast iron base. Number 15188245 In working order. Wheel and needle work as it should.

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

Double Door Medallion Safe Bank, cast iron, two number working combination lock, (outside rim 27, inside rim 24), circa 1890s, 5 7/8" x 4" x 6 1/4". CONDITION: Old gray repaint with areas of wear and

LOT OF THREE GRISWOLD CAST IRON SKILLETS. NUMBERS 8,6, AND 5

Great sound, no yoke. No cracks, good condition.

From "Big Boy 4006", a locomotive pilot-mounted, cast iron Union Pacific number shield, mounted on a wooden display apex. The numerals are separately applied and show double square nuts securing them

Ad-Lee Novelty Co. 5 Cent E-Z Gumball Vendor. Chicago, ca. 1908. Columbus Vending made these machines for Ad-Lee. Cast iron base (serial number 108A) and lid. Copper-tone paint. Globe with embossed Co

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 brass ticker tape fire alarm telegraph register by Gamewell Co. (Newton, Massachusetts), with cast iron base, serial number 52416. Used by fire houses to identify the location of alarms that were se

Original old scale by Turnbull. Patent July 24, 1877. Cast iron with metal number plate. Late 1800's. Condition (Very Good). Size 7-1/4" x 7-1/2" x 7"

One cast iron Pennsylvania railroad number 5 locomotive, one hand painted tin pullman car, locomotive is 10" long, pullman car is 14" long, good to very good condition

seven pieces of Antique and vintage cast iron and pressed steel toys and banks. Includes: red steel trolley car, Silver Cast iron passenger car, Number 78 cast iron locomotive (smokestack missing), a

This is an early example of a bus or train fare box, made by the Cleveland Fare Box Company out of Chicago, Illinois. Cast iron construction with number "715" riveted to the front. CONDITION: The unit

Very cool old butter churn on a Monarch Finer Foods jar. Jar has a cool lion graphic on the front. Fully functioning with a nice wooden paddle. The only mark on the cast iron is a number that appear t