Laconia Builder's Plate from Maine Central Coach

From a prominent New England collection, this is a Laconia Car Company builders plate from Maine Central Railroad coach #965. This was an old wooden car. The collector marked his plates on the reverse

Fairbanks Morse Cast Builders Plate from Central New Jersey H-15-44 #1506 14" diameter Fairbanks Morse cast plate. Marked on the reverse as having come from Central New Jersey Railroad H-15-44 #1506.

A pair of Maine Central Railroad coaches in the style of a Pennsy P70 design. This pair has A/C and Ice. Different car numbers. The cars come in a clear plastic sleeve. Although not prototypical for t

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..

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

The two copper builder's plates for AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY MOTORS COMPANY motor coaches picture an early 1920s motor coach with the company logo. The company initially built rail cars. Following Wor

A General Motors (Electro Motive Division) diesel locomotive builder's plate from Penn Central GP-40 number 3216. This is EMD serial number 34657. This is a standard rectangle plate with the GM logo o

A General Motors (Electro Motive Division) diesel locomotive builder's plate from Penn Central SW-1200 switcher number 9571. This is EMD serial number 73622-12. This is a standard rectangle plate with

An Alco buiolders plae with serial number 69838 in August 1943. I beliee that this was a New York Central Railroad S-1 switcher with 660 hp. It was one in a series of switchers purchased. I think this

A General Motors (Electro Motive Division) diesel locomotive builder's plate from New York Central locomotive 3078. This is an EMD GP40 with a serial number of 23242. This was the last EMD diesel to g

A General Motors (Electro Motive Division) diesel locomotive builder's plate from New York Central locomotive 5741. This is EMD serial number 18445. The condition is good with heavy, peeling black pai

From a prominent New England collection, this is an Alco thin steel plate. The serial number is 80732 with a build date of April, 1954. This was the first batch of RS-3's ordered by the Boston & Maine

ALCO - Schenectady Diesel Locomotive Builder's Plate 78025 off of Boston & Maine Railroad ( B&M ) Locomotive #1270 a S-4. Marked on back S4 ALCO B+M Road #1270. 12" x 6"

A very nice Maine Central Railroad bread plate made by M/L China. This is the standard maker for this "Bangor" MEC pattern. It measures 5 3/4" in diameter. The piece shows light use. Above average con

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!

HO scale Branchline Cars: 2 Ready to Run heavyweight Rutland coaches, 4 pack of Maine Central box car kits and one B&M box car kit.

Head Machine Co. Steel Plate with Directions Engraved Worcester, F.E. Reed Co. Machine Builders Plates, Jack Knife From Worcester Rim & Wheel Co., Howard Brothers Spoon and Opener, Worcester Antique C

A General Motors (Electro Motive Division) diesel locomotive builder's plate from Illinois Terminal #2301, then Norfolk & Western #2961 and lastly as Boston & Maine #690. An EMD SD-39 builder's plate

A General Electric diesel electric locomotive builder's plate with serial number 38510 which was a Penn Central U23-B with a road number of 2704. It has a build date of August 1972. It measures 14" by

A 9 3/4" rectangular platter for the Maine Central Railroad in the Kennebec pattern. The plate is top marked and bottom stamped O.P.Co. Syracuse China with embossed date code in a diamond. The platter

American. 1923. Cast iron. From CN 8297. 080 Switcher. Class P-5-a. Built by Alco in Dec 1923. Serial number 65312. Built as central Vermont Railway 503. Scrapped AUG 1961. Marked, "LG7385", at the ce

O gauge: boxes have wear and soiling; Jersey Central Bunk car and tool car, Amtrak and Southern Tool cars, Nickel Plate Road and Boston & Maine Gondolas with Coil Covers, Santa Fe Track Maintenance ca

An American Locomotive Company diesel builder's plate for an RS-3 with a serial number of 78369, November 1950 which was Lehigh & Hudson River Railway #10. The pate has some thick paint o the front. I

H. 3 cm.W. 13 cm.