Graham-White Locomotive Bell

Train steam generated bronze bell. Marked "Graham White" on the clapper. Marked "8004156" on the crown 12 " diameter. 16" height including bracket.

Railroad bell is air powered. Bell is approx 12" in diameter and 10 3/4" tall. It is mounted on a rolling stand. No shipping.

Brass Air Powered Diesel Locomotive Bell - 12 3/4" diameter Bell is equipped with a Graham White double acting ringer. Bell shows minor dents and wear at the edge, but no major damage. The mount appea

Unmarked, graham white double acting clapper. 18"h x 12"round

Chicago Cast Iron Still Box Fire Alarm Box Red painted exterior; together with a brass locomotive double action bell by Graham White, N.Y.C.S. railroad lantern with glass globe and brass sextant by W.

Graham White air operated locomotive horn value. Valve appears to be new old stock with thread covers still installed.

This heavy brass bell has a clacker marked "Graham-White" and is numbered 50509. It measures approx. 12"H x and 12" dia at mouth and is free of cracks (shows oxidation to brass.) Weighs over 50 lbs, s

Solid Brass Railroad Bell, First Generation Diesel, EMD Graham White, Serial #8004156, 12 in. Bell, with mounting plate and air fitting

Valentino Musetti 1970s race-worn Bell helmet, two racesuits and accessories, the white Bell helmet with 1970 Snell No.A599259, darkened visor, brown Nomex helmet skirt and balaclava, with radio inter

Beautiful High Grade Lionel Prewar 227 & 2227B Semi-Scale Switcher Locomotive and Bell Ringing Tender w/ OB's. The 227 Loco has a few paint chips on the running board along with some white paint on th

Lionel Post War Numbere 627 Lehigh Valley 44 Ton Diesel Locomotive. Horn, bell, end railings, steps, trucks and couplers are intact but have slight corrosion. White striping has wear.

Framed two piece letter signed by Alexander Graham Bell dated November 14, 1899. Letter to Miss Sarah Fuller, Horace Mann School Boston. Sarah Fuller is best known for giving Helen Keller herfirst spe

Ink signature, "Alexander Graham Bell, 6. 1847 Mar. 3.,” on an off-white 4.75 x .5 slip. Double-matted and framed with a portrait to an overall size of 10.5 x 15.5. In fine condition.

Blue and white Indiana 2 pc coverlet by Samuel Graham, Henry County, Newcastle, IN dated 1853, bell flower and flying eagle borders, fringe on one side, 74"W x 88"L

Blue and white bell. Ming Xuande Mark. Height 11 7/8 inches (30 cm.); Dia. 11 15/16 inches (30.2 cm.)

ALS signed “A. Graham Bell,” one page, 5.25 x 8.25, Clarke Institution for Deaf Mutes letterhead, March 6, 1872. Handwritten letter to Charles Perkins, secretary of the Social Science Asso

A Chinese blue and white bell-shaped zun vase dating from the Kangxi period. The body is decorated with four fish swimming among plants. The neck has precious objects, and the mouth has ruyi clouds. D

The brass or bronze bell with red interior and measuring 12 7/8 inches at the widest point is suspended in an iron yoke and cradle on circular base with iron crank and acorn finial at the top, unmarke

Boston & Maine Railroad steam Locomotive Bell #3237. This bell has an additional stamping of 1449? It's 144x. This 144x lettering is larger than the standard Boston & Maine stamping of 3237. B&M #144x

Very nice early brass locomotive bell. Matching brass finial. Cast iron cradle and yolk made by Howard. Interior repainted red. Condition (Excellent). Size 19 -1/2" T.

A Chinese wucai blue and white bell 19th century or earlier H: 4 3/4, Dia: 3 3/4 in. H: 12.06, Dia: 9.53 cm. All measurements are approximate. Provenance: Private collection, Georgia. Condition: No no

A 16" cast bronze steam locomotive bell mounted in a very heavy cast iron yoke with a hex nut finial. There appears to be provisions for an air ringer on the lever side. Clapper is intact. Bell shows

A bronze locomotive bell from Boston & Maine Railroad #2658. This bell was sold by the Boston & Maine in 19xx. We have the original B&M reclamation tag sting the weight of 242 pounds and the original

Hand written letter on Volta Laboratory stationery dated May 10th, 1881 and signed by Alexander Graham Bell. The letter is to a Dr. Isaac Norris in Philadelphia PA. Bell was publishing an article for