Missouri-Kansas Texas RR Station Clock

This is a Missouri -Kansas-Texas Railroad station clock. Excellent used condition. Has been tested and runs; was tuned up by the previous owner, but is sold as-is. Excellent logo on the lower glass. M

This is an amazing Missouri-Kansas-Texas (MKT) Railroad Handlan-Buck switchman’s lantern. Excellent tinware on this lantern, with virtually no rust on this bell-bottom model. Original fount with

This is a Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR Handlan caboose lamp. MKT is in large letters on the frame of the lamp. Correct Eagle burner and globe. Nice hard-to-find piece from the MKT!

This lot contains the following timetables and ephemera from southern and western USA railroads: Frisco (St. Louis and San Francisco) 10/1965 timetable; Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR 5/1/1955 timetable; Mi

7 different stocks. Missouri, Kansas and Texas RR. SD Warren. Waltham Watch. Mission Dev. United Drug. Magma Copper. Western Union.Date: Country (if not USA): State: City: Provenance:

An uber-rare station clock from the Quanah Acme and Pacific Railroad’s Floydada, Texas station. While it does run, we would suggest a servicing if you plan to put it into regular use. Clocks are

Consisting of 25 Union Line, No. 12581 Missouri, Kansas, & Texas lines, 12581 St. Louis & San Francisco R.R., 124 refrigerator dairy line express, 12579 cotton belt route general merchandise car, and

This is an amazing Missouri-Kansas Texas Railroad porcelain sign, made by the Verbrite Company of Chicago. Verbrite made porcelain signs for railroads and other companies from 1915 to 1965. This sign

RARE ATCHISON, TOPEKA & SANTA FE OAK RAILROAD STATION WALL CLOCK, 19TH C., H. 31" W. 20" D. 7 1/4" (FROM THE #14 STATION LOCATED AT FIFTH & WASHINGTON IN TOPEKA, KANSAS

This is a set of three brass keys from the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad. All are stamped MK&T RY, but are stamped in two different fonts. One key has 1986 stamped on the back and has the SLAYMAKER h

This is a MKT (Missouri-Kansas-Texas) Railroad long spout oil can with the automatic pump feeder, in working condtition. Pump the oil via the thumb-operated lever on the can. Made by the Johnson Compa

This is a pair of railroad switch locks. Both are made by Adlake. Both come with a chain, and their key covers snap back properly. One is stamped MKT RY for the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railway, while th

Handlan lantern with M.K. & T. R.R. embossed into the shoulder of the lantern.Body is unrestored and in original condition. Equipped with burner pot, fount and wick raiser. Equipped with a 5 3/8" red

Missouri -Kansas-Texas- Lines Porcelain sign is approx 55" x 48" tall. Veribrite Signs. NO SHIPPING ! This must be picked up on the scheduled pick up day !

This is a Southern Railroad station clock. Made by the E. Ingraham Company in Bristol, CT. Original glass with colored Southern RR logo. Complete with pendulum and key. Has metal hanger and door clasp

This is an Atlantic Coast Line Railroad station clock. Excellent ACL logo on the face with the states served by the railroad around the logo. Comes with pendulum and key. All clocks require third part

Nice iron match safe shaped MK&T logo hinged lid, striker plate to side. Back inscribed 'Thos. C. Purdy, V.P. & Genl. Mngr., D. Miller, Traff. Mngr. James Barker, Genl. Pass & Tkt. Agt., St. Louis, Mo

Lot of 2: 1) No. B12246, issued for 100 shares to Van Deventer & Patton on January 5,1881. Signed by Jay Gould as president; 2) No. A40657, issued for 10 shares to L. H. Niles. Signed by George J. Gou

No. B12244, issued for 100 shares to Van Deventer & Patton on January 5,1881. Signed by Gould as president. Punch cancelled signatures. Signed again by Gould on the reverse, and the signature is intac

5 Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Passes dated 1891-1907. 1. issued to Mr. D. McArthur, manager railway register, 1891, No. A2568. Some aging noticeable around edges, top front left corner tipped, sl

This is a Western Pacific Railroad station clock. Has the beautiful Feather River Route logo on the lower door glass. Made by the Session Clock Company of Forestville, CT. Tested and runs (and was run

Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Pass, with dated underprint of 1876. Created in 1865 as the Union Pacific Railway, Southern Branch, this company was an extensive rail network in Texas, Oklahoma, Kans

No. B12245, issued for 100 shares to Van Deventer & Patton on Jan. 5th, 1881. Signed by president Jay Gould and secretary Clemson. Punch cancelled signatures. Also stamp cancelled. Green border, black

Beautiful Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway pass dated 1871. Note the list of stops around the border: Ft. Riley, Ft. Kearney, St. Louis, Fort Gibson, City of Mexico, and Denver. It is issued to Assist